Hmm any other way to obtain Viagra without going to doc's office ?

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PunDogg

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go to a GNC store ask for Horny Goat Weed, just like Viagra but a hell of alot cheaper, try it out man, I own a store, there are tons of people who by that stuff.

Dogg
 

MrBond

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Viagra is viagra. If there was an equilivant herbal form, they'd have found it years ago and patented it.

Ask your doctor when you're in for your yearly checkup. Better yet, just call them. When I went in for some joint pain in my shoulder, they gave me free samples of Vioxx, right next to it in the sample cabinet was a bunch of Viagra.

The "online pharmacys" are shady at best. There are SOME legit ones that bring drugs in from canada (mostly geared towards seniors), but they probably don't have viagra. If you get scammed, there's no recourse, because they're not government mandated or FDA controlled.
 

izika

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i went to mexico city this summer and they seel that stuf on like every street corner.
 

flot

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As far as I know, *all* the online pharmacies claim to be able to sell viagra. I don't see any special reason why they shouldn't. So if you want to go that route, look some of them up and buy from them.

I don't see anything wrong with that, there are plenty of times I wished I could get a prescription drug without going to see a Dr. And I know plenty of people that have some kind of "relationship" with their Dr or dentist where they can get prescribed almost anything just at a whim.
 

Buttzilla

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half my relatives are doctors and dentists....i'll ask them tonight...and update this
 

Buttzilla

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just got off the phone...they can prescribe it...just as long as its on a doc's pad w/ his liscense number on it. they can pretty much prescribe anything. where he'lll run into trouble is the higher ups, or the insurance agency, if they ask him why he did it he needs a valid reason.