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You can get Viagra and Cialis at www.KwikMed.com however it’s very expensive like $20 something per pill. KwikMed considers 1 tablet of 100mg Viagra as 2 doses since the recommended dose is 50mg.
I’ve never tried Cialis only Viagra and STAXYN; with Viagra a little light headed and sometimes a bit dizzy, no side efforts with STAXYN. I do at times have issues with cuming but I’m also over 65. 
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#12
January 2nd, 2014
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The patent has expired on Viagra. I get 24 of the 20mg generic for about $8 from Wal*Mart. That way I can take 1, 2, or 3 at a time depending on the hotness of the woman. If you have a doobie Dr. they can also write Rx for this, with little chance of your regular Doc catching wind.
I never got a red face, but do feel a tightness in the sinus area, and a mild headache. Neither is slowing me down.
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#13
January 2nd, 2014
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Yep, the American online pharmacies charge up the wazoo for brand name meds. A few years and thousands of dollars later I tried the generics manufactured by Indian pharmaceutical companies, and haven't gone back since. Well, once I was in a bind and needed them quick - that is one advantage of an American place like SelfserveRX and Edrugstore - you can get them the next day.
For generics I've been using SecureTabs, but may try Alldaychemist with the reccos of some of my brothers here. Generally, I have found the meds effective, and haven't had any shipping problems. If you have questions you can chat online before you order. The one thing I will say after ordering several rounds, is that sometimes you like a particular type, and you reorder only to find that the new batch is made by a different company and is a bit odd. Their generic viagra was great until last time it was purple version - still effective, but tasted horrible. They have different pharma companies that supply. I like the fact that there is a wider variety of formulations available too. Shipping usually takes two weeks however. I believe I truly have ED (not just age), and often I take above the recommended dose to guarantee results. (I can only imagine what I would have to pay for secure wood these days if I were still buying brand). Side-effects are mainly stuffy nose for a bit and some acid/heartburn occasionally. I usually go for the chewable/dissolvable viagra for more spontaneity (you can take them after a meal) or the viagra super active, which comes on more slowly but lasts longer. I like gen levitra too (lasts longer than V), but it is a tad more expensive. Still, all are a tenth of the price of brand. There are a lot of disreputable companies online, selling counterfeit drugs, so be very careful. These may be dangerous, or a waste of money. A lot of articles detail this, but there is also a lot of scare tactics embedded so often the source will tarnish everything but the American companies. I believe that the Indian Pharmaceutical industry is well-regulated. You can look up the manufacturer (e.g., Centurion is one producer). I am curious now about the Walmart deal Velo mentioned...
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January 2nd, 2014
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I have taken both generic and the brand name Cialis and I like the generic just because of the price and they are just as effective as the brand name...only they don't last quite as long but, I only need them to last an hour anyway. I can't take Viagra it gives me a throbbing headache like a drank a gallon of cheap wine. One of the online companies I bought from called me once because I hadn't ordered from them in a long time (I think it was a company that sold me some generic Cialis that didn't work at all) and I told them not to call me anymore and so far they haven't.
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January 2nd, 2014
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Velo, can you elaborate on the generic Viagra from Walmart? Under what brand is it sold?
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#16
January 3rd, 2014
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I went on alldaychemist.com to shop for cialis and/or Viagra. I have only tried Cialis once and never tried Viagra. There are too many manufacture choices on the website and there are various types (pills, chew tabs, jelly).
Can anyone give advice on which is the best to purchase.
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January 3rd, 2014
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How do you know for sure an Indian online pharmacy is providing legit goods? I think for certain drugs the placebo effect plays a big role. Is there any way to verify the active ingredients without being a chemist yourself?
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#18
January 3rd, 2014
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There are no generic forms of Viagra or Cialis. Whatever is sold as such is completely fake. Best to get a real prescription and pay cash. a 100 mg Viagra or a 20 mg Cialis are about $18 but you can take a half or a third and if you figure a FS experience is $120-$250, an extra $10 is a small price to pay to enhance the experience
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#19
January 4th, 2014
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I have been going to Tijuana to buy Viagra and Sildenafil from a pharmacy just a 5 minute walk from the border crossing. I have bought a box of 4 Viagra tablets, 100mg, for $48 and Sildenafil at $4 a tab. I check expiration dates on each box I buy and they have all been well beyond purchase dates. So far I've only bought from one pharmacy, (forget the name), located in the plaza directly across the street from the tourist area of taco stands, souvenir stands and the Caliente betting place. Cross the street and the row of shops lining the right hand side of that plaza has 2 pharmacies side by side. Check between both to see which is selling at the better price. I need to compare some other pharmacies for prices but haven't done that yet. Each box of Viagra has been uniform, sealed to the max and the real thing. I found the best time for going across the border has been around 5:00 or 6:00 in the evening as the pedestrian line is much shorter than earlier in the day. Welcome any info from others who are purchasing
power pills across the border.....
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#20
January 4th, 2014
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