online pharmacies
Is anyone using any of the online pharmacies? I know there are some out of India but was looking for maybe something in the USA, Canada or what you might be using.
I have enough free samples from the Dr. to last for three weeks and start the first half doze pill today.
Thanks,
Larry
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online Rx
Hi Larry, I don't have extensive online Rx experience but I know CVS & Rite-Aid both have web sites with items not found in the stores and prescrition service too. I don't know if there is a cost savings on-line vs store. Also, have you considered injections as there were the first line rehab therapy before the little blue pill, aka vitamin V. I believe their cost is significantly less than the oral meds and if your insurance co. covered the cost and your Dr. concurred it could be a solution. I believe it was you who recommended reading "Saving Your Sex Life: A Guide for Men w/PC". Chapter 7 details penile rehab after RPP. Finally if your ins co provides birth control (?) why not drugs for surgery related ED? Time to sue their skirts off! ;-} Good luck and good wishes.0 -
I have the book Saving your4MYGUY said:online Rx
Hi Larry, I don't have extensive online Rx experience but I know CVS & Rite-Aid both have web sites with items not found in the stores and prescrition service too. I don't know if there is a cost savings on-line vs store. Also, have you considered injections as there were the first line rehab therapy before the little blue pill, aka vitamin V. I believe their cost is significantly less than the oral meds and if your insurance co. covered the cost and your Dr. concurred it could be a solution. I believe it was you who recommended reading "Saving Your Sex Life: A Guide for Men w/PC". Chapter 7 details penile rehab after RPP. Finally if your ins co provides birth control (?) why not drugs for surgery related ED? Time to sue their skirts off! ;-} Good luck and good wishes.
I have the book Saving your Sex Life and my Doctor follows closely what is outlined on the pills.
I believe some men order pills from a place in India that are a generic. I did call Walmart and Walgreens and around $130.00 for 8 pills! Ridiculous.
I'm looking into either ordering the pills online from India or another source.
Larry0 -
Pillslewvino said:I have the book Saving your
I have the book Saving your Sex Life and my Doctor follows closely what is outlined on the pills.
I believe some men order pills from a place in India that are a generic. I did call Walmart and Walgreens and around $130.00 for 8 pills! Ridiculous.
I'm looking into either ordering the pills online from India or another source.
Larry
My first prescription cost about $105 for ten pills, about a 10% discount from Humana. So I followed up on a couple of email ads I sometimes get from what are said to be Canadian pharms with deals on pills. They say they are Canadian, but when I ordered, the package came by UPS Global Express with a return address which looked Chinese; who knows, it could be Taiwan. Anyway, they have good prices and the pills seem to work, although they are generic. I think all of these through the mails are generic.
I think any pills you get by mail or at a good price are generic, and I don't know if there is any big drawback to that. But $10 per pill is also a big drawback. The prices are from $2 to $5 per pill depending on quantity. I got 90 for $238. I will look up you email and send you the link, or send me an email to jabajax@aol.com and I'll send it in a reply.0 -
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Larry,
At US TOO's "Prostate Pointers" focused mailing list (Prostate Cancer and Intimacy (PCAI); http://www.ustoo.org/Prostate_Pointers.asp) there has been discussions about the use of Indian On-Line ED drugs. One company (I believe it was All Day Chemist; www.alldaychemist.com)was reportedly used by many of the folks. You might want to join the discussion group and pose the question; I'm sure you will get a lot of responses.0 -
Online4MYGUY said:online Rx
Hi Larry, I don't have extensive online Rx experience but I know CVS & Rite-Aid both have web sites with items not found in the stores and prescrition service too. I don't know if there is a cost savings on-line vs store. Also, have you considered injections as there were the first line rehab therapy before the little blue pill, aka vitamin V. I believe their cost is significantly less than the oral meds and if your insurance co. covered the cost and your Dr. concurred it could be a solution. I believe it was you who recommended reading "Saving Your Sex Life: A Guide for Men w/PC". Chapter 7 details penile rehab after RPP. Finally if your ins co provides birth control (?) why not drugs for surgery related ED? Time to sue their skirts off! ;-} Good luck and good wishes.
Here's an online Canadian site that I've successfully used that was
recommended to me a top medical person.
OnlineCanadianMeds.com
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Cialis one-a-day
Larry,
Not sure hwat was perscribed for you but if you go to the Cialis website they offer a "Promise Program" where its possible to get 30 or maybe 60 CIALIS for daily use pills free!. You need to fill out a coupon/voucher to get your 1st 30 then go back to the website and there is another link for a 2nd free trial of 30 CIALIS for daily use pills.
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John,JohnPF said:Cialis one-a-day
Larry,
Not sure hwat was perscribed for you but if you go to the Cialis website they offer a "Promise Program" where its possible to get 30 or maybe 60 CIALIS for daily use pills free!. You need to fill out a coupon/voucher to get your 1st 30 then go back to the website and there is another link for a 2nd free trial of 30 CIALIS for daily use pills.
JohnPF
Thanks for the idea.
John,
Thanks for the idea. My Doc prescribed Lavitra. I took a 10mg doze last night. Take another 10mg on Friday night then on Tuesday next week suppose to take a full 20mg pill.
I'll keep the cialis offer in mind for the future.
I beleive I'm going to order some Levitra from all day chemist on the web. They offer a generic.
Larry0
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