Thread: Viagra / Sildenafil
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02-18-23 17:35 #1343Senior Member

Posts: 58Need a V guy.
If you've got a Vitamin Guy, let me know. I need some V. My old guy is gone. The generic stuff is good. I got a package coming from ADC, but we'll see how long that takes to get in.
I'd also like to try some REAL V, just to see what it's like for once. Let me know if you've got some. Don't price gauge me either, bro, cmon, geesh. Some guy told me 75 for a pill. I'm like WTF? Anyway. Yea.
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02-16-23 15:12 #1342Senior Member

Posts: 1279Adc
I've ordered from AllDayChemist multiple times without any prescription, including again recently. See separate thread or ask me questions.
Originally Posted by JoeyRamone
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02-16-23 14:33 #1341Banned Member

Posts: 608Adc
I have used all day chemist for a bunch of years and no script is necessary.
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02-15-23 22:53 #1340Senior Member

Posts: 909Curious about that advertisement as well.
Originally Posted by JoeyRamone
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02-08-23 17:18 #1339Senior Member

Posts: 103Anyone had any luck ordering from online sites WITHOUT a perscription?
Specifically the one that advertises at the bottom of this fourm.
If not that one which one are you using? A link would be great.
-JR.
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02-04-23 12:04 #1338Senior Member

Posts: 68I've been reading up on Mark Cuban's new company and have been thinking about trying it for some other meds. Like time I got Sildenafil I used a GoodRX coupon at a local pharmacy to get 90 pills and I think it was about $25 at the time.
Originally Posted by HighPockets64
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02-03-23 18:34 #1337Senior Member

Posts: 57New Prescription Website need to check out
costplusdrugs.com - it shows Sildenafil 100 mg 30 count for $5. 40 60 count $7. 80 and 90 count $10.20.
I had to get my doctor to rewrite my script for 30 pills- I will be picking up the script next Monday and ordering.
This is that new website by Mark Cuban.
If anyone has already tried this website- let me know if you had issues with it.
Next Monday 2-6 I will be ordering.
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01-29-23 22:44 #1336Senior Member

Posts: 558Viagra (Sildenafil) lowers blood pressure
I can't comment on your condition, but Viagra lowers blood pressure due to its mechanism of action. Viagra's generic name is Sildenafil.
Originally Posted by Joesouncool
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Viagra tablets are available in 25, 50, and 100 mg strengths. The same compound is available as 20 mg tablets with the brand name Revatio. Revatio is FDA-approved to treat pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH).
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01-28-23 11:37 #1335Senior Member

Posts: 3264Still waiting, OM.
Originally Posted by FarFarAway
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01-27-23 14:46 #1334Senior Member

Posts: 677I regularly take generic viagra at night. I take it due to the medical report that those that take viagra regularly have a much lower incidence of dementia or Alzheimer's later in their life. I don't know if that is true any more since I see conflicting medical data on it. My mother died with really bad dementia / Alzheimer's and I don't want to have that happen to me, so that is why I became a regular taker a few years ago. I have not had any blood pressure issues since I started regularly taking generic viagra. I also take BP meds due to high blood pressure. This info is worth exactly what you paid for it.
Originally Posted by Oldmonger
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Good luck.
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01-27-23 11:45 #1333Senior Member

Posts: 558Edit
I had difficulty posting the above report, and my finalized version (with one different word) was not published. It should have read:
Originally Posted by Oldmonger
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Grapefruit contains one or more compounds that interfere with the metabolism of many drugs. The drugs remain active for longer than the time observed in clinical trials.
One side effect of V and C is the lowering of blood pressure. Taking an allowable daily prescribed dose on two or more consecutive days might bring your blood pressure to dangerously low levels.
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01-27-23 11:32 #1332Senior Member

Posts: 558GoodRx is a great option.
Originally Posted by Zxsaz
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01-27-23 02:31 #1331Senior Member

Posts: 3264You are simply misinformed. What is in grapefruit that affects drug metabolism is a compound, which is an inhibitor of an enzyme called Cytochrome P450 3 A4. This enzyme does metabolize V and C. Inhibiting the enzyme w / grapefruit (juice) does cause them to persist longer. I personally find that C is pretty persistent anyway. So yep. Many drugs are subject to this issue.
Originally Posted by Oldmonger
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I am not a physician but I work in a field closely allied to this.
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01-27-23 02:27 #1330Senior Member

Posts: 3264And V and C are prescription drugs. As I said, my vet gave me a big bottle of Tramadol for my dog. And I don't have a prescription for it. Is everyone w / a dog at risk?
Originally Posted by Oldmonger
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So, I want to hear about all of those other safer and more effective drugs to last longer.
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01-27-23 02:12 #1329Regular Member

Posts: 14I suggest that now, you're better getting them locally with GoodRx.com. I first started buying Tadalafil (Cialis) from a Canadian mail order pharmacy in 2010. However, now I use GoodRX and get them quite cheaply with their information.
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