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Where I can get viagra or soft cialis in UK on-line?

 
 
Reply Wed 30 Jan, 2008 09:05 am
Where I can order levitra or soft cialis in UK online? I don't want to go to doctors..

I'm searching for reliable internet shop. I heard about generic medicatons. Generic drugs are usually much less expensive than their brand name counterparts. Is it safe? Help me pls! My wife is gonna kill me Sad((
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contrex
 
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Reply Thu 31 Jan, 2008 08:53 am
Just get a Hotmail account. You'll get about 100 ads a week for these drugs. But they are usually scams. You have to be a KNOB to buy them. But you sound like one.
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shewolfnm
 
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Reply Thu 31 Jan, 2008 09:18 am
if you can not afford, or do not want to afford a doctor visit and you have a doctor you use normally..
MOST ... doctors will call in a prescription with out seeing you. Especially if you have been to their office before, and are a 'regular' patient.

You can also request for them to call in a generic form of the medicine you want AND you do not have to buy the whole prescription at once. You can buy it one pill at a time.

The drugs you want are not illegal, but if you buy them from some unnamed source online, you may be expired drugs, and it is possible you will never get it up.. Laughing
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contrex
 
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Reply Thu 31 Jan, 2008 10:56 am
He asks about the UK. In that country, there are quite specific and strict rules about prescribing drugs to patients without actually seeing them. "Doctor visits" are free, as well. I don't know what "calling in" means, but you can't buy a prescription one pill at a time.
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shewolfnm
 
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Reply Thu 31 Jan, 2008 02:30 pm
Thats odd.

I did not know that.

Here , if you have seen a doctor a few times, you can call in - meaning call his office and speak to his nurse- about what is going on with you and see if you can get a prescription called to a pharmacy so that you can pick it up there and avoid the doctor visit fee.

Here , just walking into a doctors office can cost you any where from 25.00+
Some places require a certain percent of the visit cost up front and that can be hundreds of dollars... just to talk to a doctor Confused

At our pharmacies, instead of buying the entire RX at once, you can buy a few days worth, or a pill or two at a time . There is no restriction there



No matter the country, I would think that calling a doctors office and asking questions to the nurse, or even the staff , would be allowed no matter what.. And that was what I was suggesting he do.
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contrex
 
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Reply Thu 31 Jan, 2008 02:51 pm
In the UK and many European countries we have a system of healthcare funded by taxation which is free at the point of delivery, that is, it has to be paid for of course, but that payment is done by everybody, not just the sick people. So there is no cost disincentive attached to going to see a doctor. If you have an ongoing condition you can often call the doctors practice and get a prescription written out for you to collect, I do that for my asthma inhalers.

I believe that many Americans hate the idea of what they call "socialized medicine". Michael Moore has made a movie about the subject called "Sicko" I think.
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ossobuco
 
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Reply Thu 31 Jan, 2008 03:06 pm
shewolfnm wrote:
Thats odd.

I did not know that.

Here , if you have seen a doctor a few times, you can call in - meaning call his office and speak to his nurse- about what is going on with you and see if you can get a prescription called to a pharmacy so that you can pick it up there and avoid the doctor visit fee.

Here , just walking into a doctors office can cost you any where from 25.00+
Some places require a certain percent of the visit cost up front and that can be hundreds of dollars... just to talk to a doctor Confused

At our pharmacies, instead of buying the entire RX at once, you can buy a few days worth, or a pill or two at a time . There is no restriction there



No matter the country, I would think that calling a doctors office and asking questions to the nurse, or even the staff , would be allowed no matter what.. And that was what I was suggesting he do.



No doctor I know - and I know a lot - will do that, shewolf...
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shewolfnm
 
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Reply Thu 31 Jan, 2008 03:15 pm
I'm sorry. I was not suggesting that they would absolutely do that..
I was suggesting he could call in and see if they would.


Our doctor, over the past week, has called in several meds for us without seeing us.

Flu meds, and even liquid codeine for my husband.
Granted, my husband has been seeing this doctor for 15 or so years..

I have only been seeing him for about 4 years and since I have been a cash only patient ( No insurance) he has often just called me in a prescription without requiring me to come into his office.

I had another doctor do this for be before.. and most of the doctors my mother has seen , have done that for her too.

Granted.. it is not all the time they will do that.. but for the most part, just calling and asking has gotten us what we need with out the added expense of a doctor visit as well.
I did not know this was ... uncommon?
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