My local CCG will not allow my GP to prescribe to me the 5mg daily dose of Tadalafil as part of my ED recovery after surgery. The best he can do is a 10mg tablet ever 3 days. I’m splitting the 10mg tablets and taking 1/2 each day leaving a short fall of 4 tablets a month. Going to try and buy some online to make up the numbers.
Can anyone recommend a cheap, reliable and reputable supplier please. Hear lots of horror stories about buying medication online so want to get it right.
Thanks
I have used Assured Pharmacy for some years now. They are reliable and take great care over the diagnosis.
The kamagra link I posted is basically the same website and they are incredibly reliable and cheap and postage is cheap too....
kamagra-uk24.com
You need to do a bank transfer once you select your products etc but they are very good and have tadafil etc and are reliable. Have used them for a good few years. Till I look mainly for invicorp now, few contacts use them too on recommendation. You can chat to them on WhatsApp too.
I was cautious too…I’ve used MedExpress as few times without issues. Got recommended them by another patient who had surgery about a year before me.
They seem to check out with all the regulatory rubber stamps.
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This would include various tablets, potions, injections, pumps, etc., for erectile dysfunction.
Cheers, John.
I have used Simple Online Pharmacy for 3 years now with absolutely no issues. They are £66.95 for 84 x 5mg Tadalafil Daily. Don't know about others, did originally look around but SOP were cheapest then and are based in UK.
Just needs to get you to 60, though (in England) because then it’s free anyway 🙂.
Cheers,
Chris
A note of caution. A survey of over 10,000 online pharmacies by the FDA in the US (their medicines regulatory authority) found that 97% of them were operating illegally. I’d hesitate personally to buy prescription medicine online. Faking medicines is big business, and who knows whether that package you get online from India (or wherever) actually does contain what it claims to?
I wouldn’t risk it myself.
Hi Lyn
Have a private prescription from my GP which he doesn't charge me the £12 for, but I still have to buy the Tadalafil as Private Prescription medication is not free. My local chemist is really good and cheaper (£87) than Boots etc., who wanted £146 for the same 84 tablets. So I have an NHS prescription for 4 x 100mg Sildenafil per month for "events", though at moment don't often need them, and the PS for daily Tadalafil.
A survey of over 10,000 online pharmacies by the FDA in the US (their medicines regulatory authority) found that 97% of them were operating illegally.
I'd take that with a pinch of salt. I don't doubt 9,700 don't have a FDA licence, so would be illegal to supply drugs in the USA, but maybe they aren't intending to supply drugs to the USA. For example we have several major high street chains with an online presence but I can't find their FDA license.
Dave
Oh okay, so the men buying tadalafil online all have a private prescription to do that? I was aware that a private prescription requires you to pay for the meds as well - I have had private prescriptions in the past - but I hadn't understood the buying cialis online thing. Thank you 😊
The system for buying prescription medicines online seems to be that you place your order on the website and you are at that point asked some medical questions, for example Lanzaprazole for indigestion "How long have you had it?", "is it accompanied by pains in the left arm?" etc. This is then reviewed by their in house doctor who creates a private prescription for you. How thorough the review is is questionable, but the law has been complied with and no medicine is despatched without a prescription.
Since PDE5 inhibitors are available over the counter in the form of Viagra Connect (albeit at extortionate pricing), there is no valid argument for any of the others to require a prescription.
They asked my GP's details and did check with him in my case. My GP wanted confirmation from my oncology team that what I was asking was OK then he issued a Private Prescription. I am sure you could have probably got the order without the GP's involvement but I didn't have a problem with him in the loop. Since my first order they now just review my details and get me to confirm the questions they ask and accept the order.
Mike
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