are allowed to write you a RX for Viagra.

Nutty Meg, MD

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I don't believe the blue pill works that quickly, within the hour of alotted time (or does it, I really don't know?)

Re:Providers and blue pills

I have one provider who does.  She usually gives you one for the next visit, because sometimes the effects take up to an hour to work.  I see her often and she is always "on top of the game"  It helps me out with the other problem I have.  My dr.  gave me a script but only needed one and insurance doesn't cover, so it makes it easier to just pick one up as needed.

I recently spoke with a provider about this.  Many of the girls hate that Viagra (and other similar drugs) was discovered.

Think about this:
Her job is to get a guy off.  If the guy only has one pop, which a lot of older guys do, that's all the better for the gal.  Less work, more discussion, she won't get worn out so quickly.  She told me that it is very hard to keep her stamina up when every guy who comes in the door is hard the entire 60 minutes.

I've seen a couple of ladies work on me after I popped a little blue.  It does make her work more.  But the guy is paying her for the experience -- a full 60 minutes.

I guess my point is that most providers wish the guy wasn't enhancing himself, so they certainly would not facilitate it.

Viagra takes 40 to 60 minutes to work.  Just like other drugs, you can almost anything without a prescription.  It's who you know.  I have been given some viagra from friends of mine who are Physician Assistants.  Not that I ever used it, but i can get it.  Easily.  Were in out 30s and don't need it. Which is why I asked why they used it.  It apparently speeds up recover time.  

That being said, there might be some providers who do have viagra for fellows who need it.  I wouldn't condone taking medication that isn't prescribed to you, but imagine viagra could come in handy for some men and it might be worthwhile to take on a multi-hour session.