Viagra / Sildenafil

[QUOTE=TheRaven;2290265]I noticed some local drug stores are selling Revatio (viagra genertic?) with a presription, anybody tried it? It only comes in 20 mg so will will take a few pills to equal Viagra dosage. Seems like a decent price.[/QUOTE]Revatio and Viagra have the same active ingredient, Sildenafil. Both brands are made by Pfizer. Taking five 20 mg Revatio tablets is the same as taking one 100 mg Viagra tablet.

Revatio is approved to treat pulmonary arterial hypertension. Unlike Viagra, it is available solely as a 20-mg tablet.

Pfizer's US patent for Revatio expired in September, 2012. There are more than six companies with FDA approval to sell a generic version of Revatio. It's a long story, but Pfizer's US patent for Viagra expires in April, 2020.

I don't know if a doctor can or will prescribe Revatio (or its generic version) if you don't have pulmonary arterial hypertension. Likewise for insurance coverage.

Bottom line: If you can buy a generic version of Revatio at a good price at a US pharmacy, go for it.

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=Oldmonger;2290773]Revatio and Viagra have the same active ingredient, Sildenafil. Both brands are made by Pfizer. Taking five 20 mg Revatio tablets is the same as taking one 100 mg Viagra tablet.

Revatio is approved to treat pulmonary arterial hypertension. Unlike Viagra, it is available solely as a 20-mg tablet.

Pfizer's US patent for Revatio expired in September, 2012. There are more than six companies with FDA approval to sell a generic version of Revatio. It's a long story, but Pfizer's US patent for Viagra expires in April, 2020.

I don't know if a doctor can or will prescribe Revatio (or its generic version) if you don't have pulmonary arterial hypertension. Likewise for insurance coverage.

Bottom line: If you can buy a generic version of Revatio at a good price at a US pharmacy, go for it.

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]I actually got a letter from my insurance, Kaiser Perm advising me of generic Revatio. I was paying retail for Cialis through them. I don't have pulmonary hypertension, but do have high blood pressure. Anyway, they wrote the script. Now I pay $20 for 30 tabs of 20 mg generic Revatio. Taking 2 1/2 tabs is equal to 50 mg Viagra and my cost I'd only $1. 67 a dose!

[QUOTE=PreferAnal;2294951]I actually got a letter from my insurance, Kaiser Perm advising me of generic Revatio. I was paying retail for Cialis through them. I don't have pulmonary hypertension, but do have high blood pressure. Anyway, they wrote the script. Now I pay $20 for 30 tabs of 20 mg generic Revatio. Taking 2 1/2 tabs is equal to 50 mg Viagra and my cost I'd only $1. 67 a dose![/QUOTE]Wow! You're getting prescribed, FDA approved meds from a US pharmacy at a great price.

How can I get high blood pressure and insurance from Kaiser Perm?

OM.

[QUOTE=PreferAnal;2294951]I actually got a letter from my insurance, Kaiser Perm advising me of generic Revatio. I was paying retail for Cialis through them. I don't have pulmonary hypertension, but do have high blood pressure. Anyway, they wrote the script. Now I pay $20 for 30 tabs of 20 mg generic Revatio. Taking 2 1/2 tabs is equal to 50 mg Viagra and my cost I'd only $1. 67 a dose![/QUOTE]My Dr. Wouldn't do it because I don't have pulmonary arterial hypertension. I might try another Dr.

There is currently an offer to save 50% on 3 prescriptions for Viagra. Each prescription must be a minimum of 6 pills and the maximum savings is $150 per prescription.

[URL]https://www.viagra.com/savings-offer[/URL]

This offer expires 12/31/2015. It is limited to 50% savings off the amount of your co-pay or your out-of-pocket cost.

OM.

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.