Pump and Viaagra
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Capt,
I cannot believe Ins will not cover these items. As for me I have never had any experience with the pump. I have heard it does work, although if you have not tried the ED drugs I would try them first.
The Dr did tell me that a person should not eat a heavy meal or greasy one such as hamburgers or the result would not be satisfactory. Some people have indicated a headache from taking the drugs, but I would think that would be a small price to pay.
Good luck,
Roger0 -
I know a man who has an extra never used pump who gets them free thru veterans administration and he might be willing to sell it pretty reasonably priced. I had insurance once but it did not cover the pills and in my case they do not help much so I have just given up trying which is not the end of the world. Let me know if you might be interested and I will try to help you. Good luck. Markrogermoore said:Capt,
I cannot believe Ins will not cover these items. As for me I have never had any experience with the pump. I have heard it does work, although if you have not tried the ED drugs I would try them first.
The Dr did tell me that a person should not eat a heavy meal or greasy one such as hamburgers or the result would not be satisfactory. Some people have indicated a headache from taking the drugs, but I would think that would be a small price to pay.
Good luck,
Roger0 -
When you get your check-ups, ask your Doc for some samples. My Dr has given me Viagara, Cialis every time I see him.0
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go to Rite Aide and buy a Rejoyn pump for something like 139dollars if you have to go out of pocket,,,they work ok0
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muse is very expensive and burns the urethra i've heard....also doesn't it have to be refrigerated or is there a new formulation. Thanks for any help. ps fill out your contact info so we can email you onsight:)bajakid said:Hi Capt. The pump doesn't work for me. I found that Muse works better. I'll send you the pump for free if you want it. Ron
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