Just go into the drug store and pay for it out of pocket. Viagra is not even covered by many carriers. My carrier covers four pills a month with a $15 or $20 co-pay.  When it's all said and done I save about ten bucks on the four pills.  

FWIW, I "needed" it at home long before I needed it with providers.  Sound like you are taking it, or thinking of taking it, for recreational reasons. Not a good idea...

Is anyone aware if a spouse is aware of prescriptions that are being purchased on a medical insurance plan?
The situation is that I am on her family plan, and I have a scrip for V, that I would not need at home, if you catch my drift...
Any ideas?

Nevermind the little blue pill; the little RED pill lasts for 3 days, and is a fraction of the cost!

Ships within 1 business day in DISCREET packaging, giving no indication of what's inside the envelope.

"Judgment is not upon all occasions required, but discretion always is."
-P. Stanhope

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-Rani

The office visit shows up on paperwork that comes home, but not the actual prescription or any diagnosis info. That said, listen to BG57.

You are kidding right ?!