In Thailand I went in to a pharmacy to price-check their "Viagra" and the generic version of the same drug produced in India. Exactly the same drug, but without the brand-name and it sold for 1/4 the price of Viagra there. Which was about 1/16 the price of Viagra here. But the clerk suggested I try an "herbal viagra" which his "cousin" was marketing and asked me to step in the back room if I wanted to be a part of his "study". Not the kind of "hard time" I was looking for so I left without his herbs. Since then I've coincidentally been spammed a billion times about "herbal viagra" and I have to think if it really worked -- legal, herbal and effective -- it'd be mainstream and huge by now, not the subject of spam and anecdote. So why would only one pharmacy in WeHo have it? Highendts could you help me out on this one?
there is a herbal product that works better than viagra........ is sold in west hollywood....
but if you want to know the name ....you will have to private me......
About three months ago the police arrested a guy in West Hollywood selling fake viagra. I hope they give him HARD TIME!!
This one is an herbal suplement sold in a
legal pharmacy and it will give you a HARD TIME!!
-- Modified on 6/25/2005 3:28:45 PM
It may be "better than Viagra," and it may be sold in a "legal pharmacy," but if it's not approved by the FDA you may well be playing with fire.
Hey...ya buys your ticket, ya takes your chances.
In Thailand I went in to a pharmacy to price-check their "Viagra" and the generic version of the same drug produced in India. Exactly the same drug, but without the brand-name and it sold for 1/4 the price of Viagra there. Which was about 1/16 the price of Viagra here. But the clerk suggested I try an "herbal viagra" which his "cousin" was marketing and asked me to step in the back room if I wanted to be a part of his "study". Not the kind of "hard time" I was looking for so I left without his herbs. Since then I've coincidentally been spammed a billion times about "herbal viagra" and I have to think if it really worked -- legal, herbal and effective -- it'd be mainstream and huge by now, not the subject of spam and anecdote. So why would only one pharmacy in WeHo have it? Highendts could you help me out on this one?