Originally posted by: abeal2
your normal insurance company. The copay comes to $0.00. Ask your docs about the forms.
All of the above means nothing to about 1/2 the US population.
How is this free again?
You mean if you pay $50 - $100 a week for insurance, then pay your doc for an office visit (another $15 to $30), then it is free. Sure it is.
Better to skip this bull, and just order it from New Zealand for $20 without feeding the insurance rip off.
Originally posted by: RobsTV
Originally posted by: abeal2
your normal insurance company. The copay comes to $0.00. Ask your docs about the forms.
All of the above means nothing to about 1/2 the US population.
How is this free again?
You mean if you pay $50 - $100 a week for insurance, then pay your doc for an office visit (another $15 to $30), then it is free. Sure it is.
Better to skip this bull, and just order it from New Zealand for $20 without feeding the insurance rip off.
100% correct, just stiff the stiffs, buy overseas. Insurance companies, are making way tooooo much profit from us.
And by the way you can use ice too bring down the 20hr erection-happens a lot to the youngins.
moshquerade
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"the youngins" just use 1/2 a pillOriginally posted by: Sleeping
Originally posted by: RobsTV
Originally posted by: abeal2
your normal insurance company. The copay comes to $0.00. Ask your docs about the forms.
All of the above means nothing to about 1/2 the US population.
How is this free again?
You mean if you pay $50 - $100 a week for insurance, then pay your doc for an office visit (another $15 to $30), then it is free. Sure it is.
Better to skip this bull, and just order it from New Zealand for $20 without feeding the insurance rip off.
100% correct, just stiff the stiffs, buy overseas. Insurance companies, are making way tooooo much profit from us.
And by the way you can use ice too bring down the 20hr erection-happens a lot to the youngins.
Originally posted by: bman46
One of the strangest deals ive seen on anandtech by far
With only 489 post since Nov '03.... You ain't seen noth'n yet!
Originally posted by: RobsTV
Originally posted by: abeal2
your normal insurance company. The copay comes to $0.00. Ask your docs about the forms.
All of the above means nothing to about 1/2 the US population.
How is this free again?
You mean if you pay $50 - $100 a week for insurance, then pay your doc for an office visit (another $15 to $30), then it is free. Sure it is.
Better to skip this bull, and just order it from New Zealand for $20 without feeding the insurance rip off.
NO. you go to the doctor, normal doctor visit copay. doctor gives u a form that he signs and fills out. you bring that form to the pharmacy. pharmacy uses the insurance info PROVIDED BY levitra on the form and charges that 8 pills TO levitra (NOT your insurance company). the copay comes out to be $0 to you. therefore, you can say that you were temporarily on levitra's insurance plan.
Originally posted by: abeal2
Originally posted by: RobsTV
Originally posted by: abeal2
your normal insurance company. The copay comes to $0.00. Ask your docs about the forms.
All of the above means nothing to about 1/2 the US population.
How is this free again?
You mean if you pay $50 - $100 a week for insurance, then pay your doc for an office visit (another $15 to $30), then it is free. Sure it is.
Better to skip this bull, and just order it from New Zealand for $20 without feeding the insurance rip off.
NO. you go to the doctor, normal doctor visit copay. doctor gives u a form that he signs and fills out. you bring that form to the pharmacy. pharmacy uses the insurance info PROVIDED BY levitra on the form and charges that 8 pills TO levitra (NOT your insurance company). the copay comes out to be $0 to you. therefore, you can say that you were temporarily on levitra's insurance plan.
So you are saying, you do not need ANY insurance of your own. Cool!
Usually, you would need to spend as stated for insurance, then you would visit doctor, and instead of his office visit being $75 +/- "your insurance" would copay part of it, and you only pay $15 - $30. Next, the doc gives you a prescription which you take to pharmacy to get filled, and instead of paying full price, "your insurance" company only requires you to copay a specific amount. $10 - $40. So usually, two copays are involved with a doctors visit. One for Doc. One for drugs. Thought (wrongly it seems), that the special only involved Levitra picking up the drug copay portion, which is how it usually works. That would have meant this deal would cost you a whole lot more than free. But if you don't even need insurance, then it is hot! Can't see it working with two copays, but if it works for you, great.
Originally posted by: RobsTV
Originally posted by: abeal2
Originally posted by: RobsTV
Originally posted by: abeal2
your normal insurance company. The copay comes to $0.00. Ask your docs about the forms.
All of the above means nothing to about 1/2 the US population.
How is this free again?
You mean if you pay $50 - $100 a week for insurance, then pay your doc for an office visit (another $15 to $30), then it is free. Sure it is.
Better to skip this bull, and just order it from New Zealand for $20 without feeding the insurance rip off.
NO. you go to the doctor, normal doctor visit copay. doctor gives u a form that he signs and fills out. you bring that form to the pharmacy. pharmacy uses the insurance info PROVIDED BY levitra on the form and charges that 8 pills TO levitra (NOT your insurance company). the copay comes out to be $0 to you. therefore, you can say that you were temporarily on levitra's insurance plan.
So you are saying, you do not need ANY insurance of your own. Cool!
Usually, you would need to spend as stated for insurance, then you would visit doctor, and instead of his office visit being $75 +/- "your insurance" would copay part of it, and you only pay $15 - $30. Next, the doc gives you a prescription which you take to pharmacy to get filled, and instead of paying full price, "your insurance" company only requires you to copay a specific amount. $10 - $40. So usually, two copays are involved with a doctors visit. One for Doc. One for drugs. Thought (wrongly it seems), that the special only involved Levitra picking up the drug copay portion, which is how it usually works. That would have meant this deal would cost you a whole lot more than free. But if you don't even need insurance, then it is hot! Can't see it working with two copays, but if it works for you, great.
yep, you don't need insurance of your own. the only "charge" that this deal has is the one where you go to your doctor. after that, it's free as far as the pharmacy is concerned. if you have a doctor friend who can give you a free prescription and he has the levitra form without him charging you, then it's completely free.
Huh?
How is that anywhere close to free then?
You have to pay $75 for a doctor if you don't have insurance, just to have him write a scrip.
Or, if you have insurance, you have to pay $50 or more a week, plus a copay of $15 to $30 when you see the doc.
So to correct my last post, it is as thought.
There are two parts.
You pay out the nose for the first part, the Doc.
They pay the second part, for the actual drugs.
Second part not vaild without first part..
End actual cost for this free deal is anywhere from $50 to $75.
If you have a doctor friend, just have him give you free samples. No need for him to write a free prescription.
Look, lemme explain it to you folks.
It's a deal IF you're going to the quack anyway, since you're gonna be paying your fee (whether it's the full price or your insurance copay) anyway. Just pick up the Levitra scrip while you're there. If you're not planning on going to the doc, then this isn't a deal.
It's a deal IF you're going to the quack anyway, since you're gonna be paying your fee (whether it's the full price or your insurance copay) anyway. Just pick up the Levitra scrip while you're there. If you're not planning on going to the doc, then this isn't a deal.
moshquerade
No Lifer
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As some people have said before, the "boner pills" don't help with ED, but you will stay hard right after you come. So you can keep going to town. The problem is it starts to not feel good after a while.
moshquerade
No Lifer
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If my weiner stays hard for more than 18 hours, i'm calling the newspaper...that'll make the late headlines!!
Folks, this is nothing to laugh about, priapism(s) can lead to permanent damage.
With few exceptions, no man should even contemplate using this stuff before he's at least in his 50's (general approximation). Add in the recently-revealed contraindication with certain eye diseases and you have even less incentive for its use.
Playing with fire IMHO ...
Originally posted by: Crazyfool
Thanks, but I need something more like anti-Levitra.
I'm not sure how you would force the people you're "backing into" to take the anti stuff...
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