Kamagara Online Palming off dangerous medicines

[braggy]

Hi Punters
I was getting ready for one of my rare punting and ordered some performance enhancing medicines from External Link/Members Only and was sent medicines expired 6 months back. Appalling customer service with delays stating dispatch manager says they are usable. The dispatch asshole is not a pharmacist who thinks it is ok to have expired drugs. Previously I was sent medicines that were near expiry, used a few and discarded the rest. I am aware a couple of months post expiry is ok but selling them beyond a single day is illegal. BE AWARE OF THIS FRAUDULENT SITE External Link/Members Only FROM INDIA. I have learnt my lesson

[daviemac]

Go to Asda or somewhere similar and buy them over the counter.   

[braggy]

Yes Sir - will do now. Thanks

[daviemac]

Yes Sir - will do now. Thanks

I'm presuming you mean sildenafil (Viagra), if you want other types search here to find reliable online suppliers. 

[dgh7622]

Hi Punters
I was getting ready for one of my rare punting and ordered some performance enhancing medicines from External Link/Members Only and was sent medicines expired 6 months back. Appalling customer service with delays stating dispatch manager says they are usable. The dispatch asshole is not a pharmacist who thinks it is ok to have expired drugs. Previously I was sent medicines that were near expiry, used a few and discarded the rest. I am aware a couple of months post expiry is ok but selling them beyond a single day is illegal. BE AWARE OF THIS FRAUDULENT SITE External Link/Members Only FROM INDIA. I have learnt my lesson

Kamagara not a UK licensed drug as far as I am aware and could be harmful.As DM says plenty online pharmacy sell the approved drug.

[daviemac]

Kamagara not a UK licensed drug as far as I am aware and could be harmful.As DM says plenty online pharmacy sell the approved drug.

Kamagara is a brand name for sildenafil  manufactured in India, it isn't a drug. Once the patent that Pfizer Inc. (the manufacturing company) held for sildenafil (the actual drug) under the brand name Viagra expired other companies could legally manufacture it and loads do. It's commonly known as 'generic Viagra' though that term is similar to calling vacuum cleaners Hoovers, not accurate but we know what it means.

[Doc Holliday]

Kamagara is a brand name for sildenafil  manufactured in India, it isn't a drug. Once the patent that Pfizer Inc. (the manufacturing company) held for sildenafil (the actual drug) under the brand name Viagra expired other companies could legally manufacture it and loads do. It's commonly known as 'generic Viagra' though that term is similar to calling vacuum cleaners Hoovers, not accurate but we know what it means.

Yes Kamagra is an Indian manufactured generic sildenafil, but it is not one of the generic versions licenced for use in the UK when the patent expired. This means if you order generic sildenafil from a UK pharmacy it will be covered by strict pharmacy and supply chain regulations. If you order Kamagra online there is no such guarantee you will receive genuine Kamagra, although if it is the genuine product it will be every bit as good as the generic versions which are approved in the UK.

[daviemac]

Yes Kamagra is an Indian manufactured generic sildenafil, but it is not one of the generic versions licenced for use in the UK when the patent expired. This means if you order generic sildenafil from a UK pharmacy it will be covered by strict pharmacy and supply chain regulations. If you order Kamagra online there is no such guarantee you will receive genuine Kamagra, although if it is the genuine product it will be every bit as good as the generic versions which are approved in the UK.

Just trying to point out that Kamagra and Viagra etc are, contrary to popular belief, not drugs but brand names for sildenafil.  My first reply pointed the OP in the direction of a reliable UK source.   

[winkywanky]

I use Lloyds Pharmacy online.

Reasonable prices, fast delivery, proper procedures, anonymous.

A quick look at the list of Directors shows they're all Indian by the way  , but more trustworthy than some dodgy supplier who sends you God knows what, and out of date.

[braggy]

Thank you guys. My intention was to highlight the post dated expired drugs being palmed off

[scutty brown]

Thank you guys. My intention was to highlight the post dated expired drugs being palmed off

Report them to trading standards
They are selling drugs which lack a UK or European product licence. The drugs are out of date. And also even if they were legal to sell they would need a prescription signed by a doctor
There's enough there to put them out of business - their website shows a UK address.

[pa5151]

I use Lloyds Pharmacy online.

Reasonable prices, fast delivery, proper procedures, anonymous.

Won’t the prescription go on your medical record? Might explain the smirk every time you go to the GP when she looks in the computer and sees you ordered another 100 viagra pills. 

[winkywanky]

Won’t the prescription go on your medical record? Might explain the smirk every time you go to the GP when she looks in the computer and sees you ordered another 100 viagra pills. 

Don't think so, I think you get the option.

Anyway, why would you specifically not want something like Viagra on your medical record? Your medical record is a matter strictly between you and your medical practitioner.

Unless your wife is your GP of course 

[Home Alone]

... Might explain the smirk every time you go to the GP when she looks in the computer and sees you ordered another 100 viagra pills. 

Before the Medical Centre where I'm registered moved a couple of years ago to computerised repeat prescriptions, I used to get not so much of a smirk, more a grin that I read as, "Good on yer' from the Receptionists that this patient in his 70s, with his gammy leg and walking stick, was calling to collect a script for 4xTadalafil every four weeks.

I always returned the smile, of course! As I do each time I collect the made-up script from the really quite GILFy - I am 74, after all! - assistant at the pharmacy in the Asda branch where I do my Big Shop.

[scutty brown]

Won’t the prescription go on your medical record? Might explain the smirk every time you go to the GP when she looks in the computer and sees you ordered another 100 viagra pills. 

no