Viagra / Sildenafil

**James D 2004** · 05-22-24 13:38

Originally Posted by NewToDurham [View Original Post]

I'm looking to get some V pills and wondering how discreet these places are. (And to know other discreet options.) I'm wondering about what the shipping is like and also whether the prescription ends up on electronic health reports. Long ago I had a doc give me a sample pack. Little did I know that would end up on my med report and every doctor and pharmacy visit for the next 5+ years included them loudly asking if I was actively taking Viagra.

In years past I just met a local guy who helped me out. I'm not very active so just a few pills would last months.

I ordered through RO and various online pharmacy for other meds. They don't need I'd. You can even send the prescription to like CVS and pick it up. Well, you should not use your insurance and there should be no record. Without insurance V and C is $2 each tops. L is $5 each at Amazon not covered by any US insurance. Amazon also never check IDs since 1999.

**GameBird** · 05-22-24 09:16

Originally Posted by GameBird [View Original Post]

Just placed an order from RocketRX. Process took about 10 minutes. Answered a few questions and placed the order right away. I will update when I receive my order.

Received my supply in about 4 days. Very fast processing. Took a 20 mg generic cialis and felt the effects in about an hour. I have 5 mg daily that I have not begun to take yet. Signing up process was quick and seamless. They do require you to send a picture of your license which was no big deal for me. Very pleased with the whole process. Prices vary depending on which product you choose. Amount of pills you order and what strength you get.

**GameBird** · 05-14-24 15:26

Just placed an order from RocketRX. Process took about 10 minutes. Answered a few questions and placed the order right away. I will update when I receive my order.

**NewToDurham** · 04-28-24 13:00

I'm looking to get some V pills and wondering how discreet these places are. (And to know other discreet options.) I'm wondering about what the shipping is like and also whether the prescription ends up on electronic health reports. Long ago I had a doc give me a sample pack. Little did I know that would end up on my med report and every doctor and pharmacy visit for the next 5+ years included them loudly asking if I was actively taking Viagra.

In years past I just met a local guy who helped me out. I'm not very active so just a few pills would last months.

**FarFarAway** · 04-02-24 13:10

Still, this is the most active part of this thread on performance enhancers.

For those who can have ED issues, there is a new published study entitled "Corpora cavernosa fibroblasts mediate penile erection". There are a few lessons in there, not specifically remedies. One is that these specific cells, fibroblasts, have control of the blood flow, and you want a lot of them. Interesting, the more erections you have, the more of these cells you have.

Most of us have read the stories about how young men think about sex every 30 seconds or something. I can definitely say when I was younger, I used to get more spontaneous erections. I'd guess that was preparing me for situations where I could use them. That definitely happens far less often these days, as I am 'mature'. However, I would suppose there are things men could do to encourage erections more often, which would help us perform when needed.

I have also had a discussion w / a family doctor about testosterone supplementation, mine wasn't particularly out of whack, and he discouraged it. I did it once, I didn't like how it made the walnuts shrink. He mentioned a lot of different things men could do that would encourage testosterone production (naturally), including having a lot of sex and hanging out w / guys doing guy stuff (and presumably talking about sex).

**Craven Morehead** · 03-11-24 13:51

Originally Posted by Traveler2468 [View Original Post]

The $33 Amazon clinic fee is to have a messaging consult with a nurse practitioner, who writes the prescription for you. And as I said, will send the prescription to any pharmacy you choose--just like a normal doctor visit. It is 100% done online and through messages, after answering some survey questions regarding your condition. Was very easy and convenient.

I gave this a shot & got a good deal. $33 for the Amazon clinic appointment, all done by messages, no phone or video calls necessary. Then I had the prescription sent to a local Walmart which I had pre-qualified with GoodRx. I paid $26 for 45 generic Cialis pills, 20 mg, no refills, even though I asked for a 90 day supply. So cost was $1. 31/ pill, comparable to ADC prices. What I liked about the process was how easy it was & you could easily be anonymous, using a fake identification with Amazon & no identification needed to be shown at the Walmart pharmacy. What Amazon collects is the date of birth you give them, which will be the same one you use when they ask who you are at Walmart. I must admit, I did not use my real DoB.

Thanks for suggesting this.

**FunTime1960** · 03-10-24 08:28

Originally Posted by JamesD2004 [View Original Post]

The $33 prescription fee is lower than the others about $60. But I got 3 (or?) months of refill while others are typically for one year. So for Amazon, you should try to say you use it frequently and go for the max mg for the same price.

I had generic Viagra but I wanted to go back to generic Levitra because it works better. The problem is that it's $5 a pill perhaps it's not as popular and insurance doesn't cover it. They tried to give me Viagra but I insisted. I asked for 20 mg but they only gave me 10 mg. I always say I tried that before so they are more willing to write it. Next time I would say I find one pill isn't that good and I used two at a time. I think the most I used was 5 mg except when I found some leftover after several years and took the whole one. It's like the old days each pill is the same price regardless of mg. Have to bring out my pill cutters again.

Hi, see your paying for prescription fees etc then paying for pills, can't be bothered with that. I have been buying from the ISG guy redbull691 and I get a good deal on the generic levitra pill 20 mg and 40 mg ones. It usually works out about $2. 5 per pill for the generic levitra when we buy from him. If you buy say 3 x packs of 10's usually get about $10 discount, if you don't mind waiting 9-10 days is when we usually get them, they are posted from the UK. Happy to pass on his details if needed.

**James D 2004** · 03-09-24 18:50

Originally Posted by Traveler2468 [View Original Post]

The $33 Amazon clinic fee is to have a messaging consult with a nurse practitioner, who writes the prescription for you. And as I said, will send the prescription to any pharmacy you choose--just like a normal doctor visit. It is 100% done online and through messages, after answering some survey questions regarding your condition. Was very easy and convenient.

The $33 prescription fee is lower than the others about $60. But I got 3 (or?) months of refill while others are typically for one year. So for Amazon, you should try to say you use it frequently and go for the max mg for the same price.

I had generic Viagra but I wanted to go back to generic Levitra because it works better. The problem is that it's $5 a pill perhaps it's not as popular and insurance doesn't cover it. They tried to give me Viagra but I insisted. I asked for 20 mg but they only gave me 10 mg. I always say I tried that before so they are more willing to write it. Next time I would say I find one pill isn't that good and I used two at a time. I think the most I used was 5 mg except when I found some leftover after several years and took the whole one. It's like the old days each pill is the same price regardless of mg. Have to bring out my pill cutters again.

**RedBullUK** · 03-08-24 05:59

Originally Posted by Rockit [View Original Post]

Looked this med up after reading your request. This manufacturer info from Wikipedia can't be right, can it? If it is, sheer genius! LOL!

I know it is produced by some of the Indian pharmacies out there. I might give it a go some time. I like to try a few different types apart from the usual ones Sildenafils / Tadalafils.

**Rockit** · 03-06-24 16:00

Originally Posted by FunTime1960 [View Original Post]

Just wanted to know if anyone here has tried udenafil. Its quite expensive same price as the avanafil. Just wanted to know what the tablet was like before maybe sampling it.

Looked this med up after reading your request. This manufacturer info from Wikipedia can't be right, can it? If it is, sheer genius! LOL!

**FunTime1960** · 03-04-24 10:23

Just wanted to know if anyone here has tried udenafil. Its quiet expensive same price as the avanafil. Just wanted to know what the tablet was like before maybe sampling it.

**Traveler2468** · 03-02-24 10:40

Originally Posted by CravenMorehead [View Original Post]

If you don't have a doctor to write the script will they assign one for you?

The $33 Amazon clinic fee is to have a messaging consult with a nurse practitioner, who writes the prescription for you. And as I said, will send the prescription to any pharmacy you choose--just like a normal doctor visit. It is 100% done online and through messages, after answering some survey questions regarding your condition. Was very easy and convenient.

**Craven Morehead** · 03-02-24 10:25

Originally Posted by Traveler2468 [View Original Post]

I saw on here previously, but can't find it, using Amazon clinic to get prescribed generic Viagra. I went ahead and gave it a shot, super easy and I highly recommend. The entire visit is done via messages, no phone calls or in-person. Costs $33 for the visit and you can have the prescription sent wherever you want. I opted to have Amazon Pharmacy fulfill it, got prescribed 30 tablets (50 MG) with 2 refills. Cost was $15.20 with free next day delivery, after the initial $33 visit fee. Super convenient and easy.

If you don't have a doctor to write the script will they assign one for you?

**Traveler2468** · 03-01-24 11:57

I saw on here previously, but can't find it, using Amazon clinic to get prescribed generic Viagra. I went ahead and gave it a shot, super easy and I highly recommend. The entire visit is done via messages, no phone calls or in-person. Costs $33 for the visit and you can have the prescription sent wherever you want. I opted to have Amazon Pharmacy fulfill it, got prescribed 30 tablets (50 MG) with 2 refills. Cost was $15.20 with free next day delivery, after the initial $33 visit fee. Super convenient and easy.

**James D 2004** · 02-17-24 13:49

It's effective and long-lasting. I don't mean an extra-long erection but can have erections some 12 hours later.

The first time I had joint at butt pain that bothers me a lot by not sitting comfortably. I had to take a painkiller pill to get rid of it. It didn't happen the 2nd time. But I had a mile headache 12 hours later and it's still like having a mild hangover headache the next morning.

Generic Viagra was never good to me. It was probably the fact that they still recommend avoiding greasy food when you take it. I had been taking the other fast-acting one that is not approved by the FDA and it had been reliable even after several years of expiration.