Ok I am doing this under an alias because I'm a little embarrassed by the whole thing. Every now and then when I'm with a provider I have a hard time keeping an erection, so I thought, If i'm spending that kind of money for a life experience if I can't get it up it's really not worth spending the time and Money on a provider. I might as well invest in some pills so that I remove one of the many variables from a session. TER helps to remove some of the other variables as well.
So I go online and start doing some comparison shopping. I have to be discreet about this since I am married. I found what looked like a reputable firm that had a pretty reasonable price per pill. I purchased the pills and gave my credit card and got a email confirmation. They said it was going to be 6-8 weeks for delivery.
They arrived today (early) in a very ragged looking envelope, with a hand written address and a return address that was also hand written and eligible. I opened that package, not knowing what the heck it was and inside wrapped in a taped piece of paper were the pills in a kind of thin looking clear plastic there was also a piece of paper with the One sheet description of the product and the side effects. That was the only official looking thing in the whole package.
Now of course my quandry is do I use these or toss them? The pills look like they are supposed with the logo stamped on the pill, but could they just be a generic copy, a placebo, something dangerous, I'm usually very careful about what I put in my body and don't like taking pills at all. But I'd certainly like to have a little recreation and a good time. Does anyboday have any experience with anything similar or advice that they'd like to give? I'd certainly appreciate it. Sorry for the alias.
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What pharmacy, what pills, what appears to have arrived? Viagra, Cialis, Levitra, or Motilium?
Everyone gets nervous sometimes (except me!?) and one of the best parts about working with a pro is that she has seen it before and knows how to, uhm, handle it professionally.
Here is the text from the website. Cialis was the pill and it is a tear drop shape with a 20 etched into the pill. Pharmacy is RX-Serv.com
"International pharmacy located in India, which has been in the pharmacy business for over a decade and operates a physical pharmacy with a licensed pharmacist. All of the generic medicines are manufactured in FDA approved facilities and come in factory sealed packaging with expiration dates. All orders are filled and shipped no later than 48 hours, Monday through Friday. 128-bit Secure Encrypted Ordering System and 30 Day Money Back Guarantee.
Shipping is a flat $10.00 per order, regardless of item, weight or quantity. Orders will be delivered by your local postal service within 7-14 business days (2-3 weeks) from the date of order."
There are those that have lived in strange lands and struggled with strange rules, events, and - gasp - have strange troubles defining 'acceptable risk'.
India is a wonderful and wacky place, where brilliant physicians have no trouble selling real drugs manufactured to european quality standards but without paying for royalties to the developers...and pirates just as easily slap holographic seals on phony balony.
Those that dig places like (http://pharmaceuticals.tradeworlds.com/web_category_7969.html) may find curious reading, but at the end of the day its more about what works for you.
But I do note that the RX-Serv.com isn't responding...which is not a great sign!
-- DH
no "buts" about it. Why take any risk if its not necessary. I have never bought them or used them but how much money can we be talking about and the doctor is not about to mention it to his SO.
If they are the blue pill, you can go on their website to see what real viagra looks like, including a cross section. If I had any doubt, any at all, I'd toss them. Better yet, see your doctor. If he is not discreet, time for a new one.
Could be VGR 50. Best to get 100 mg, cut in half to cut costs. You've got the real deal if you have the one described. Expect possible side effects of a bluing of vision, stomach upset, stuffy nose, headache. I don't get these effects except bluing of vision sometimes. But, with stimulation, I do get a rock hard erection that gets compliments galore.
Toss them. There is a huge, huge global market in counterfeit medicines. Unless the pills were purchased from a chemist with a prescription and are in tamper-proof packaging with an expiry date and batch number you'd have to be nuts to take them. Yes, sure, they are possibly the real thing, or perhaps be a good counterfeit that is in fact bio-equivalent to the drug you ordered. But why risk it?
Go to your doctor and get a prescription. Do you seriously think your doctor is the slightest bit interested in your personal life?
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You said, "I'm usually very careful about what I put in my body." Hard to believe when you're ready to take something through the mail without a prescription. Echoing others, see your doctor and get a prescription.
Go see your doctor! Tell her you have ED and ask for a prescription. Seeing a dr. is especially important if you have hi blood pressure or any other vascular-related issues or are taking any medications which may affect vaso-dilation
You should never buy your rx. from online DR. Consult your DR. and ask for samples . Your wife will never know.