Viagra / Sildenafil

My Doctor offered a coupon for Cialis for daily use free for 30 day supply. Since my insurance won't cover ED scripts I tried to use the coupon but was rejected since I apparently had a script once in my lifetime for Cialis. The cost to me for the 30 5 mg pills was $250 so I declined. I then got a script for 6 - 20 MG Cialis pills thinking the price would be $10 - 12 per pill but the local pharmacy price was $268 for 6 pills. I was shocked. What a rip off. I don't see how anyone gets those script filled.

This was at a local Rite Aid. Anyone have this experiance?

Has anyone ordered Sildenafil Power Pill 100 from [URL]www.powpill.com[/URL]? Just wanted to know of any experiences with the company and ordering. I know they are an India based company.

[QUOTE=Hawaii65;2623359]Has anyone ordered Sildenafil Power Pill 100 from [URL]www.powpill.com[/URL]? Just wanted to know of any experiences with the company and ordering. I know they are an India based company.[/QUOTE]This site is great if you don't care to know details such as drug manufacturer, expiration date, and packaging.

You get 44 Sildenafil 100 mg tablets for $119.98. 44 Taladafil 20 mg is the same price.

This response does not answer your question, but it hopefully prompts some questions to ask.

OM.

[QUOTE=Oldmonger;2624000]You get 44 Sildenafil 100 mg tablets for $119.98.[/QUOTE]So it's no different from any other generic Viagra, despite the name? (Assuming contents are genuine, of course, and not floor sweepings).

[QUOTE=Simmer2;2624529]So it's no different from any other generic Viagra, despite the name? (Assuming contents are genuine, of course, and not floor sweepings).[/QUOTE]The only thing you will know with certainty is the amount you need to pay. Perhaps their customer service department can provide further information.

Good luck.

It lasts 24-48 hrs for the same price. I take a 5 mg pill and it works for 4 days.

Marley Drug, a licensed pharmacy in Winston-Salem, North Carolina offers 50 Sildenafil 20 mg tablets for $80.

[URL]http://marleydrug.com/[/URL]

Viagra and Revatio are Pfizer brands. They are identical drugs. Revatio, only produced in 20 mg tablets, is available as FDA-approved generic Sildenafil.

You'll need a prescription.

The cash price for one 100 mg Viagra is approximately $35. Five 20 mg Sildenafil tablets cost $8.

Marley Drug is not an on-line pharmacy. It's a drug store that also sells via mail order.

I have not purchased anything from Marley Drug. If I didn't have a reliable supply from Cipla in India, I would seriously consider Marley Drug.

Good luck,

OM.

[QUOTE=Oldmonger;2290773]

20 mg Sildenafil is available from verified online pharmacies. Here is a shortened link to prices on [URL]PharmacyChecker.com[/URL]:

[URL]http://bit.ly/12cojQg[/URL]

Good luck,

OM.[/QUOTE]What are your guys' experiences with the pharmacies on [URL]pharmacychecker.com[/URL]? Can anyone offer a positive review of Canada Drug Stop?

Sorry for the second post. I noticed a couple of posts about JCM (jcmrx. Es). Prices seem to be great, but they are not guaranteed until you are invoiced the following day. Also, processing and shipping takes a significant amount of time.

Any reviews about product quality (for those of you who have experience with fills from local, USA Pharms? Troubles with marketing? Customer service?

[QUOTE=Rustys;2650784]What are your guys' experiences with the pharmacies on [URL]pharmacychecker.com[/URL]? Can anyone offer a positive review of Canada Drug Stop?[/QUOTE]I have no experience with the pharmacies on [URL]pharmacychecker.com[/URL], but I looked at two sites on their list. Some of the text on both sites was identical, so it could be one owner with numerous sites.

They sell "Generic Viagra" which really means not-Pfizer Sildenifil. Their generic does not mean FDA-approved generic.

The drugs can be made anywhere and the orders can be shipped from anywhere. "Your ordered drugs may originate from, [B]but not limited to[/B], Canada, Turkey, India, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and the United States".

There's no specification of the drug's manufacturer and expiration date. I would definitely ask about these details.

Just because they want a prescription does not mean they are selling a quality product.

Canada is associated with good drugs at less-than US prices. The only thing Canadian about this company may be it's name.

Other on-line pharmacy websites may be worse, but this outfit may not be much better.

Good luck,

OM.

Thank you very much for your response. After some further digging, I see that they use way too much made up content with fake doctors' pictures, names, bios, etc. Sildenafil may arrive in the mail without incident, but I agree that it's likely the bottom of the barrel stuff made in conditions we probably don't want to think about.

JCM seems to have a better reputation, not to mention their prices are cheaper. My concerns about JCM are how processing and shipping takes 2-3 weeks, and they don't have an order cart on their website only estimated prices. You're supposed to fill out an order form and get an invoice by e-mail within 12 hours. So far it has been 7 hours, and I haven't received anything.

[QUOTE=Rustys;2651199]Thank you very much for your response. After some further digging, I see that they use way too much made up content with fake doctors' pictures, names, bios, etc. Sildenafil may arrive in the mail without incident, but I agree that it's likely the bottom of the barrel stuff made in conditions we probably don't want to think about.

JCM seems to have a better reputation, not to mention their prices are cheaper. My concerns about JCM are how processing and shipping takes 2-3 weeks, and they don't have an order cart on their website only estimated prices. You're supposed to fill out an order form and get an invoice by e-mail within 12 hours. So far it has been 7 hours, and I haven't received anything.[/QUOTE]Amongst Forum members, JCM has a great reputation for customer service. I would not be concerned about their ordering process; there are reasons why it is not like [URL]amazon.com[/URL]. International shipping takes time. Anything under 3 weeks is good. I have had shipments in US Customs for 12 days.

My concern with JCM is with what they sell. Some of their items are "For Export Only"; they cannot be sold in India! Little-known companies with unknown manufacturing quality standards produce some of their items.

My focus is on the effectiveness and safety of the drugs I buy. IMHO, ease of payment, shipping time, and customer service are important, but secondary concerns.

Good luck,

OM.

Last year, Gilead Sciences licensed seven Indian drug manufacturers to produce generic versions of their antivirals used to treat Hepatitis C. The companies are: Cadila Healthcare Ltd. , Cipla Ltd. , Hetero Labs Ltd. , Mylan Laboratories Ltd. , Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. , Sequent Scientific Ltd. And Strides Arcolab Ltd.

I think it's safe to assume that the above companies are capable of producing high quality drugs.

There are other quality drug manufacturers in India, but these seven licensee companies are a good start.

I hope this info helps in making an informed decision about what brand to buy.

OM.

Has this become something like a Quest for the Holy Grail? Throwing my question out to the Forum as my previous sources for this drug, Generic4 All and Online RX have both disappeared. I was plenty happy with their performance, always received what I ordered, etc. I've scoured the Forum for many months back and there seems to be relatively few good references for such a basic request.

I've recently started receiving e-mails from this particular website, below, and my suspicion is my address was 'sold' to this entity by one of the aforementioned defunct suppliers. I couldn't find any reports on this firm, good or bad. Anyone have any experience here? The company calls themselves Xpress Refills, and here's a link to their site. It looks good. Call me paranoid, almost too 'good':

[URL]http://xpressrefills.com[/URL]

I've also come across a list of the supposedly 'best rogue on-line pharmacists' somewhere here in these threads. Unfortunately, it must be a dated list as many are no longer in existence. But this one was still around, and it refers you to something called the 'CanadianDrugStore'. Again, I'm not naive enough to believe any of the stuff comes from Canada.

[URL]http://bestmedications.net[/URL]

So, fellas, I'm all ears, anyone got any experience with these two sources, or another reputable source for Cialis, generic or otherwise, they'd care to share with the 'Community'?

BTW, tried an authentic Viagra for the first time the other day, and frankly, don't see the attraction. It worked just fine, as advertised, but the sustained (36 hours or more) performance with Cialis seems a lot better for those long, multiple-shot encounters, and for basically the same price. Just my. 02 cents.

-- Rodeo Cowboy.

[QUOTE=Rippa;2667339]Has this become something like a Quest for the Holy Grail? Throwing my question out to the Forum as my previous sources for this drug, Generic4 All and Online RX have both disappeared. I was plenty happy with their performance, always received what I ordered, etc. I've scoured the Forum for many months back and there seems to be relatively few good references for such a basic request.[/QUOTE]Try [URL]http://jcmrx.es/[/URL] , mentioned a few times on this forum. Based out of Mumbai and don't try to hide this fact at all, unlike "Canadian" pharmacies. I ordered once and got stuff in the US about 10-11 days later IIRC, and I have a second order en-route. This company has been around for a while apparently.

I've had reasonably good luck with [URL]AllDayChemist.com[/URL] Yes, I used a Visa card and it took a call to my card company to get them to authorize international payment. Got 20 mg Gen. CLS made by Cooper Pharma that work as advertised. I split them since 10 mg is enough to me. Took a while to get here. 2 weeks or so.

[QUOTE=Rippa;2667339]Has this become something like a Quest for the Holy Grail? Throwing my question out to the Forum as my previous sources for this drug, Generic4 All and Online RX have both disappeared. I was plenty happy with their performance, always received what I ordered, etc. I've scoured the Forum for many months back and there seems to be relatively few good references for such a basic request.


So, fellas, I'm all ears, anyone got any experience with these two sources, or another reputable source for Cialis, generic or otherwise, they'd care to share with the 'Community'?



-- Rodeo Cowboy.[/QUOTE]

Welcome to the world of on-line "pharmacies".

Xpressrefills claims they are licensed, but I doubt it. They even provide a copy of their license! I searched for "xpressrefills" in the Texas Department of State Health Services licensees -- "No results matched your search criteria".

FDA-approved Cialis is manufactured in 2. 5, 5, 10 and 20 mg strengths. These guys sell Tadafil in 60,50, 40 mg strengths, in addition to the lower, safer doses. Where they come up with such high doses is beyond me. Maybe their 60 is equivalent to a legit 20.

With more digging, [B]I found they also sell even higher strengths:[/B].

"We offer generic Cialis in several different strengths:

Cialis extra low-dose 2. 5 mg and 5 mg.

Cialis starting dose 10 mg.

Cialis standard dose 20 mg.

Cialis increased dose 40 mg.

Cialis increased dose 50 mg.

Cialis extra increased dose 60 mg.

Cialis super strength 100 mg.

Cialis super strength 200 mg".

A 200 mg tablet will probably get you into a hospital bed next to Lamar Odom.

I'm sure these horrendous discoveries are only the tip of the iceberg.

OM.

[QUOTE=Rippa;2667339]Has this become something like a Quest for the Holy Grail? Throwing my question out to the Forum as my previous sources for this drug, Generic4 All and Online RX have both disappeared. I was plenty happy with their performance, always received what I ordered, etc. I've scoured the Forum for many months back and there seems to be relatively few good references for such a basic request.

I've recently started receiving e-mails from this particular website, below, and my suspicion is my address was 'sold' to this entity by one of the aforementioned defunct suppliers. I couldn't find any reports on this firm, good or bad. Anyone have any experience here? The company calls themselves Xpress Refills, and here's a link to their site. It looks good. Call me paranoid, almost too 'good':

[URL]http://xpressrefills.com[/URL]

I've also come across a list of the supposedly 'best rogue on-line pharmacists' somewhere here in these threads. Unfortunately, it must be a dated list as many are no longer in existence. But this one was still around, and it refers you to something called the 'CanadianDrugStore'. Again, I'm not naive enough to believe any of the stuff comes from Canada.
[/QUOTE]

There is so much good information on this site. If you go to [URL] http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?12726-What-finally-worked-for-me-at-well-over-60-years-old[/URL] . Look at post #26 regarding a generic called Revatio. It comes in 20 mg tablets so you may need to take more than one. You can pick up 30 pills between $10 (Sam's Club) and $25 according to the post. A lot less than buying Viagra.

[QUOTE=Cobalt;2679706]There is so much good information on this site. If you go to [URL] http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?12726-What-finally-worked-for-me-at-well-over-60-years-old[/URL] . Look at post #26 regarding a generic called Revatio. It comes in 20 mg tablets so you may need to take more than one. You can pick up 30 pills between $10 (Sam's Club) and $25 according to the post. A lot less than buying Viagra.[/QUOTE]Revatio is Pfizer's name brand sildenafil which is Rx for pulmonary hypertension. Comes in 20 mg tabs. Unlike like Viagra, it lost it's patent. Generic's are now available from USA Manufacturers from USA Pharmacies. I pay $20 for 30 tablets via Kaiser Perm. My doctor writes the script. Yes, you will need to take 2. 5 to equal a standard 50 my Viagra tablet, but that still only runs $1. 68!

[QUOTE=PreferAnal;2742034]Revatio is Pfizer's name brand sildenafil which is Rx for pulmonary hypertension. Comes in 20 mg tabs. Unlike like Viagra, it lost it's patent. Generic's are now available from USA Manufacturers from USA Pharmacies. I pay $20 for 30 tablets via Kaiser Perm. My doctor writes the script. Yes, you will need to take 2. 5 to equal a standard 50 my Viagra tablet, but that still only runs $1. 68![/QUOTE]Generic Revatio, as described above, is FDA approved. It is the safest alternative to Pfizer's Viagra.

If you decide that Viagra is the way to go, have your Dr write you a prescription for sildenafil (generic name for Viagra). Get a 30 count for 30 days. Take it to Sam's Club and buy a premium membership for $100 a year. Cost for 30 Viagra (sildenafil)? $10. $10 a month. I know, I did it today.

Which is the best and effective generic viagra? Silagra or kamagra or kamagra jelly?

I took a generic of Cupid something not sure if that was Silagra but occasionally get side effects of headache.

Also is super p force recommended or separate pills of dapoxetin and sildenafil is better?

[QUOTE=Dynolas;2826552]Also is super p force recommended or separate pills of dapoxetin and sildenafil is better?[/QUOTE]

If you want to optimize the effect, take each drug separately and experiment with the doses and times before having sex.

[QUOTE=Oldmonger;2827222]If you want to optimize the effect, take each drug separately and experiment with the doses and times before having sex.[/QUOTE]Thanks any stack recommendation for better optimization? Also to prevent side effects?

Since I was thinking pepto dismal to prevent acid reflux, Flonase to prevent nasal congestion, and tyneol to prevent headache.

[QUOTE=Oldmonger;2746802]Generic Revatio, as described above, is FDA approved. It is the safest alternative to Pfizer's Viagra.[/QUOTE]Yes, Revatio is sildenafil citrate, same as Viagra. Revatio comes in 20 mg tablets so it takes 5 of them to equal 1 100 mg Viagra. Some of us don't need 100 mg at a time so 2 or 3 Revatio might do the trick for you.

Ask your doctor to prescribe Revatio instead of Viagra. They have the same ingredient.

Here is what I paid, your cost could be different. This was the total cost to me without insurance paying anything on it:

Qty 10 Revatio 20 mg cost me $16.00 at the drug store.

That is $1. 60 per pill for 20 mg or $8 per dose if I take 5 at a time to equal 100 mg.

$8 per dose is still expensive, but the pharmacist said the price per pill might be less if my doc prescribes 20 or 30 or more at a time.

I'll keep you posted.

GB40.

[QUOTE=Gigabyte40;2847604]Yes, Revatio is sildenafil citrate, same as Viagra. Revatio comes in 20 mg tablets so it takes 5 of them to equal 1 100 mg Viagra. Some of us don't need 100 mg at a time so 2 or 3 Revatio might do the trick for you.

Ask your doctor to prescribe Revatio instead of Viagra. They have the same ingredient.

Here is what I paid, your cost could be different. This was the total cost to me without insurance paying anything on it:

Qty 10 Revatio 20 mg cost me $16.00 at the drug store.

That is $1. 60 per pill for 20 mg or $8 per dose if I take 5 at a time to equal 100 mg.

$8 per dose is still expensive, but the pharmacist said the price per pill might be less if my doc prescribes 20 or 30 or more at a time.

I'll keep you posted.

GB40.[/QUOTE]The stuff works great for me. I take 2-3 as necessary. I experimented and 1 is not enough for me. 2 gets the ball rolling. 3 allows me to hammer nails into a 2 x4. 3 also seems to last something like 12-18 hours. I think I get an added benefit due to some pretty intense time I spend in the gym along with a vitamin and aspirin every day. Plus, I also don't drink much at all, if ever any more. Admittedly, The doctor looks at me sideways when I ask for the prescription. It's been fairly bad since I had to take a lot of pain killers a few years ago. The average price for me is a hair under $2 per pill. Total is $6 per day, $12 per weekend. That is way better than a cialis. Still wish it was cheaper, but at least I can live with it. I'm too chicken to order from an out of country cheaper option.

If you're a military veteran, just stop at your VA Men's Health Clinic and get a prescription. They'll usually give you at least 4 pills per month, and you can order refills on-line via email / PM thru the VA Healthcare website.

The VA meds are usually less expensive, if not free, than what a civilian place charges.

[QUOTE=TenDawgs;2798849]If you decide that Viagra is the way to go, have your Dr write you a prescription for sildenafil (generic name for Viagra). Get a 30 count for 30 days. Take it to Sam's Club and buy a premium membership for $100 a year. Cost for 30 Viagra (sildenafil)? $10. $10 a month. I know, I did it today.[/QUOTE]Worked for me at Sam's Club! And I've refilled Rx several times at $10 cost.

I had an appt at my urologist today. Left with a script for Viagra. Came home and called BC / BS to see if it was covered. Nope. For the hell of it I called Walmart to ask how much it was? She said it would be $1,092.00 for 20-100's! My jaw hit the floor. That's $54.60 per. WTF!! Is there anybody that pays this price for it?

How the hell can they get away with this? Wasn't it supposed to go generic?

The girl on the phone suggested I go online and buy it from Canada.

That's out frickin rageous. Fuck You Big Pharma!!

[QUOTE=HeadFirst;2962310]I had an appt at my urologist today. Left with a script for Viagra. Came home and called BC / BS to see if it was covered. Nope. For the hell of it I called Walmart to ask how much it was? She said it would be $1,092.00 for 20-100's! My jaw hit the floor. That's $54.60 per. WTF!! Is there anybody that pays this price for it?

How the hell can they get away with this? Wasn't it supposed to go generic?

The girl on the phone suggested I go online and buy it from Canada.

That's out frickin rageous. Fuck You Big Pharma!![/QUOTE]You don't have to pay all at once. It's still expensive, but you can buy one pill at a time.

$67.52 at blinkhealth. Com. NY Times article, you can google. You send your prescription to them and they send a voucher which you take to your local pharmacy. NYT says it works. I have not yet tried. Thinking of using it for different item as they have 1500 generics available.

[QUOTE=TurboDog;2952848]Worked for me at Sam's Club! And I've refilled Rx several times at $10 cost.[/QUOTE]Is that the prices Of your copay or is that the no insurance price?

One solution to the cost problem is to go to this website, sign up for the $200 card and ask your doctor to write you a script for Cialis 5 mg, 30 tabs and take 2 when you want. The first 30 are free with that sign up. I did this and got thirty 5 mg tabs at no cost one time (one time only).

[URL]http://www.cialis.com/cialis-savings-card.aspx[/URL]

Second is to use JCM pharmacy (India), no script needed and many ways to pay. I have used them as has my buddy, no problems, they are legit, they are easy to deal with and they deliver as promised. They have LOTS of choices for ED drugs, and Indian drugs are reliable as many of the Indian pharmaceutical manufacturers provide drugs to the USA and undergo FDA scrutiny and inspection.

[URL]http://www.jcmrx.net/[/URL]

Keep in mind, that even though Viagara is going generic, the first year, the generic price is about the same as the brand name price. Because the first generic manufacturer has "exclusive rights" for 6 months or so. That's the law. After that, you will see the price start to drop.

GG.

[QUOTE=HeadFirst;2962310]I had an appt at my urologist today. Left with a script for Viagra. Came home and called BC / BS to see if it was covered. Nope. For the hell of it I called Walmart to ask how much it was? She said it would be $1,092.00 for 20-100's! My jaw hit the floor. That's $54.60 per. WTF!! Is there anybody that pays this price for it?

How the hell can they get away with this? Wasn't it supposed to go generic?

The girl on the phone suggested I go online and buy it from Canada.

That's out frickin rageous. Fuck You Big Pharma!![/QUOTE]Same thing my Dr. Suggested. About Canada. I'm just alittle weary of ordering from out of the country. He didn't recommend any Rx store. Maybe ethics don't allow it?

T.

I get my viagra from the VA due to a slight stroke I had 8 years ago. I can order 12 100 milligram tablets every 3 months cut in half that's 24 times I can bang stiff as an 18 year old. If you have erection issues and are a veteran contact your local VA they might be able to help. I order mine and they are mailed to me my doctor just makes sure I'm good. HL29.

The times I have tried these pills, I haven't liked the side effects. Stuffy nose, bloating, etc. I have tried vitamin C, and vitamin Stax. Is there anyone here who had the same experience with them who liked another one better? I don't really *need* the vitamins to get stiff, but hey, a little help never hurt.

Had another appt with the Urologist to discuss my slightly elevated PSA results. When that was over I told him about the price for Brand V. He agreed it seems to be high priced and laid a business card on me for a Canadian drug supplier. (I checked it out when I got home and it's like $15/ per.) Thanks.

I then asked him about Revatio. "Revatio? What's that? How's that spelled?" Really? He's never heard of it. Can that be? I don't know if he's dicking me around or what.

On the way out he hands me 2 sample packs (2 in each box) of the new single dose Pfizer V's 100's. That more than makes up for his lack of knowledge of Revatio.

I left happy. He lives to see me another time.

Revatio is just another generic sildenafil (Viagra) like Kamagra, at 20 mg and your saying 15 per that's ultra expensive. I can do worlds better than that guys LMK.

[QUOTE=HeadFirst;2984334]Had another appt with the Urologist to discuss my slightly elevated PSA results. When that was over I told him about the price for Brand V. He agreed it seems to be high priced and laid a business card on me for a Canadian drug supplier. (I checked it out when I got home and it's like $15/ per.) Thanks.

I then asked him about Revatio. "Revatio? What's that? How's that spelled?" Really? He's never heard of it. Can that be? I don't know if he's dicking me around or what.

On the way out he hands me 2 sample packs (2 in each box) of the new single dose Pfizer V's 100's. That more than makes up for his lack of knowledge of Revatio.

I left happy. He lives to see me another time.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=AllNuts;2984702]Revatio is just another generic sildenafil (Viagra) like Kamagra, at 20 mg and your saying 15 per that's ultra expensive. I can do worlds better than that guys LMK.[/QUOTE]

If you are Costco member, 20 pills run $24.00, If you are not a member you can still use their pharmacy and the price for 20 pills is $28.00. That is for "sildenafil"! When I asked for "Revatio" the price was around $400! The pharmacist said if you should ask for sildenafil, not Revatio for the $24-$28 price option.

Sildenafil is available as a generic drug in the United States. As of 2016 branded pills cost about 50 times more than generic ones.

In the United States, Pfizer received two patents for sildenafil: one for its indication to treat cardiovascular disease (marketed as Revatio) and another for its indication to treat erectile dysfunction (marketed as Viagra). The substance is the same under both trade names.

In 1992, Pfizer filed a patent covering the substance sildenafil and its use to treat cardiovascular diseases. This would be marketed as Revatio. The patent was published in 1993 and expired in 2012. The patent on Revatio (indicated for pulmonary arterial hypertension rather than erectile dysfunction) expired in late 2012. Generic versions of this low-dose form of sildenafil have been available in the USA From a number of manufacturers, including Greenstone, Mylan, and Watson, since early 2013. Health care providers may prescribe generic sildenafil for erectile dysfunction. However, the generic is not available in the same dosages as branded Viagra, so using dosages typically required for treating ED requires patients to take multiple pills.

In 1994, Pfizer filed a patent covering the use of sildenafil to treat erectile dysfunction. This would be marketed as Viagra. This patent was published in 2002 and will expire in 2019. Teva sued to have the latter patent invalidated, but Pfizer prevailed in an August 2011 federal district court case. In an agreement with Pfizer, Teva will begin to provide the generic drug in 2017.

My doc prescribed me 90 20 mg for one month's supply. My health plan will not pay for the brand Viagra but will pay for the generic. My copay was $10 and my insurance paid $50. Like others have said I like the smaller sizes, easier to titrate your own dose to how hard you want to pound that day. LOL.

Go educate your doctors fellow mongers!