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Offline The Monk

We all like a little insurance for the event and after a the wee man let me down on a booking so I turned to Viagra and a few others some. Viagra gave me a headache for 2 days and others had reduced simulation on the wee man. I have been trying Boots Sildenafil 50mg now for a few months and have reduced headaches and they work for 1 to 3 days at a cheaper price.
« Last Edit: November 12, 2023, 09:37:35 am by The Monk »

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You might get a better response if this was in the general section. It's not really a regional discussion. The topic comes up all the time and there's lots of chat about it in there already  :thumbsup:

Offline David1970

We all like a little insurance for the event and after a the wee man let me down on a booking so I turned to Viagra and a few others some. Viagra gave me a headache for 2 days and others had reduced simulation on the wee man. I have been trying Boots Sildenafil 50mg now for a few months and have reduced headaches and they work for 1 to 3 days at a cheaper price.

If you live in Scotland go to your GP, tell them the lack of an erection is causing you metal issues. They will prescribe you some pills to match your needs and it’s free.

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Or, if you can afford them yourself, don't place extra strain on NHS resources just so you can get something for free 🙄

Offline David1970

Or, if you can afford them yourself, don't place extra strain on NHS resources just so you can get something for free 🙄



The doctor can advise him on what drug to take to avoid headaches, as for it being free I assume he pays taxes and NI.

Offline Massagetugga

The doctor can advise him on what drug to take to avoid headaches, as for it being free I assume he pays taxes and NI.

Well said David  :thumbsup:

Offline Ayrshireraver

Official Cialis always works best for me. Tried generic always found the never worked as well

Online scutty brown

Sildenafil should not be still working after three days.
See your GP as you may have low blood pressure issues

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Sildenafil should not be still working after three days.
See your GP as you may have low blood pressure issues

My blood pressure is fine and I can still feel the effects of it after a couple of days. I suspect it's partly psychological, but there's still something physical there. No doubt it affects everyone slightly differently.

Offline Glesgaboy

Dats wot doctors were invented to help with 🤓

Online scutty brown

My blood pressure is fine and I can still feel the effects of it after a couple of days. I suspect it's partly psychological, but there's still something physical there. No doubt it affects everyone slightly differently.

I was talking to the OP not you.
He's the one with the problem

But the same comment - you should not be feeling it after three days
« Last Edit: November 12, 2023, 08:19:37 pm by scutty brown »

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I was talking to the OP not you.
He's the one with the problem

But the same comment - you should not be feeling it after three days

Calm down man. It's called "contributing to the discussion", regardless of who you were talking to  :unknown:

No disrespect, but you have absolutely no idea of how any drug might affect my body. Unless you're a medical professional, your opinion is pretty meaningless. Anyway, I said a couple of days, not three.


Offline S.X. MacHine

Calm down man. It's called "contributing to the discussion", regardless of who you were talking to  :unknown:

No disrespect, but you have absolutely no idea of how any drug might affect my body. Unless you're a medical professional, your opinion is pretty meaningless. Anyway, I said a couple of days, not three.

Indeed. 20 mg of Cialis (Tadalafil) has a half life of 17.5 hours in normal healthy men, meaning that it will work for up to 36 hours. (Source: Google).
Cialis does not seem to be associated with the side effects of Viagra.

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Cialis does not seem to be associated with the side effects of Viagra.

I think I've tried pretty much every variety of pill going, and I find the side-effects are all broadly similar. The intensity And longevity of the side effects does seem to vary quite a lot though depending on how much I've had to eat or drink, or how tired I am. Things Re never as clear cut as you might expect.

Offline fedor

We all like a little insurance for the event and after a the wee man let me down on a booking so I turned to Viagra and a few others some. Viagra gave me a headache for 2 days and others had reduced simulation on the wee man. I have been trying Boots Sildenafil 50mg now for a few months and have reduced headaches and they work for 1 to 3 days at a cheaper price.

Viagra is sildenafil.

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Viagra is sildenafil.

 :D  Didn't notice that one  :D  So the same pill, but prescribed by a doctor has a different effect on the OP....?

For reference...

Sildenafil = Viagra
Vardenafil - Levitra
Tadalafil = Cialis

Offline The Monk

The doctor can advise him on what drug to take to avoid headaches, as for it being free I assume he pays taxes and NI.
I pay for them myself I did consult with the boots pharmacies he recommended the Boots brand as they contain less flow agent filiers in the production.
« Last Edit: November 13, 2023, 11:13:44 am by The Monk »

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he recommended the Boots brand as they contain less flow agent filiers in the production.

What a surprise (and what a load of bollocks) 🙄😄

Offline The Monk

Sildenafil should not be still working after three days.
See your GP as you may have low blood pressure issues

I have gone through cardiovascular surgery in the past and take low doses of blood thinners and beta blockers so always take advice. Having low blood pressure the GP will be concerned but the cardiac consultants will look at low blood pressure more positively and have always told me it’s ok nothing to worry about.

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Ther's a useful table on Dr. Fox that might help anyone experimenting with different pills to avoid side effects.

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Indeed. 20 mg of Cialis (Tadalafil) has a half life of 17.5 hours in normal healthy men, meaning that it will work for up to 36 hours. (Source: Google).
Cialis does not seem to be associated with the side effects of Viagra.

But tadalafil isn't the viagra the OP was asking about............different drug, different metabolic responses

Offline David1970

:D  Didn't notice that one  :D  So the same pill, but prescribed by a doctor has a different effect on the OP....?

For reference...

Sildenafil = Viagra
Vardenafil - Levitra
Tadalafil = Cialis

When I had my heart attack, I was nervous about carrying on using Viagra, my doctor put me on Tadalafil. I have had no side effects from Tadalafil and get a good erection.

Offline Watp

Apparently a bar of high percent dark cocoa helps with the headaches..

Offline Marmalade

I did a brief cost analysis of generic suppliers a little while back.

https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=332875.msg3898970#msg3898970

I based it on the most economical purchase but it filters down. Most of the best suppliers also do 15 or 20 per cent discounts from time to time and you get them on a mailing list unless someone can be bothered posting them here.

I don’t think we can bookmark posts or threads any more but as the price differences are considerable and don’t change much it’s worth keeping a note if you are thinking of buying generics. Usual disclaimers apply.

Offline Marmalade

Ther's a useful table on Dr. Fox that might help anyone experimenting with different pills to avoid side effects.

External Link/Members Only

This is an excellent quick guide.

Best in mind they’re ball park figures. Many other things affect how well they work, how long they last, and even the effect of repeated use (in the case of sildenafil it has been shown to slightly increase testosterone as well).

Offline Marmalade

These are consistently more economical. Fox is a bit more, Boots can be twice the price. All brands of generic viagra are basically the same.

Postmymeds[/url] £1.26 each (higher discount with re-order)
Teva brand, film coated
chemist-4-u.com £1.17 each
Perrigo brand
Menschem £1.17 each or £1 after discount (occasionally higher discounts)
Accord brand
Thefamilychemist £1.12 each or 96p after discount
Several brands available

Offline Bluesman

You might get a better response if this was in the general section. It's not really a regional discussion. The topic comes up all the time and there's lots of chat about it in there already  :thumbsup:
I get mine off my doctor on prescription,  I just went to him saying my sex life was suffering due to erection problems,  he gave me a health check and prescribed me with sildenfil (Viagra) on repeat prescription.
I tick the box on the prescription and it's in the chemist in 3 days

Offline Marmalade

I get mine off my doctor on prescription,  I just went to him saying my sex life was suffering due to erection problems,  he gave me a health check and prescribed me with sildenfil (Viagra) on repeat prescription.
I tick the box on the prescription and it's in the chemist in 3 days

Best deal if you can get it. I can’t remember if the guidelines are different in Scotland but my GP just told me to fuck off and buy my own (in whiter words).

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Best deal if you can get it. I can’t remember if the guidelines are different in Scotland but my GP just told me to fuck off and buy my own (in whiter words).

Presumably, he's not getting any action at home, so he doesn't think you should get any either  :thumbsdown:.

Offline Marmalade

Presumably, he's not getting any action at home, so he doesn't think you should get any either  :thumbsdown:.

I think it may more likely be meanness. He’s a partner in the practice there so “every little bit helps” and I know for a fact he checks the price of meds before prescribing them.

The cost of the cheapest Sildenafil to the NHS now though is literally just pennies.

Offline Firetruck30

Best deal if you can get it. I can’t remember if the guidelines are different in Scotland but my GP just told me to fuck off and buy my own (in whiter words).

My female GP in Edinburgh told me the same..buy your own over the counter or on the black market. :dash: