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Offline ERIC_SHUN

I have used the following place but they no longer seem to take debit or credit cards.

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They take something called bitcoin which I am not attracted to.

I have found their prices good and delivery prompt and the product has been good.

Can you guys recommend any alternative supplier that is reliable and as cheap (12 tables = £14.99 post free)?

Offline prince2

External Link/Members Only. These do an excellent next day service. Totally discrete. Kamagra name doesn't appear on credit card statement but they don't do Mastercard. You have to email them to get registered. They then send you a password so that you can then order from their site. They are cheap. I now tend to buy generic Viagra from Superdrug. I order on line and collect from local Superdrug pharmacy. You have to answer a questionnaire on their website and they say it is then inspected by their doctor. Your own GP doesn't have to be informed.                       :hi:

Sherbert07

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Direct Kamagra now redirects to a blogging site (seedpod?) and Kamgra fast, the site is down, how apt...

How much is the super drug sildenafil/viagra?

Offline Jimmyredcab

100% reliable -------------- not the cheapest though.

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Sherbert07

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100% reliable -------------- not the cheapest though.

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Cheers Jimmy, was looking at Assured Pharmacy too. Strange how prices of 25mg-100mg sildenafil is only a couple quid difference? Prob split a 100 into 3 or 4 so better value

Offline mrfishyfoo

Hmmm interesting as ALL the online Pharmas that supply Kamagra that i know of seem to either be down or out of stock.

Offline nigel4498

I have used this in the past and always prompt delivery
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Offline ERIC_SHUN

Yes - there seems to be problems with the online stores - I saw that that strange opening page which seemed to be nothing to do with ED medication.  Possibly hacked?


Offline ERIC_SHUN

Hi Mikeh38 -  the company you recommend say delivery is 21 days plus. Thanks but that's too long for me to wait. Is your experience different?

Offline ERIC_SHUN

Hi Nigel 9448 - unfortunately the company you recommended is out of stock of 8 & 16 Kamagra.

Does anybody else have companies to recommend?

Offline prince2

Direct Kamagra now redirects to a blogging site (seedpod?) and Kamgra fast, the site is down, how apt...

How much is the super drug sildenafil/viagra?

Generic Viagra from Superdrug is about £70 for 16 x 100mg tabs                                            :hi:

Offline ERIC_SHUN

Expensive compared to what I've paid

Ludwig

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External Link/Members Only. These do an excellent next day service. Totally discrete. Kamagra name doesn't appear on credit card statement but they don't do Mastercard. You have to email them to get registered. They then send you a password so that you can then order from their site. They are cheap.

Yep, I too can vouch for this site, although it's been about 6 months since I last ordered through them

Offline Marmalade

As long as you know it is a reputable site, bitcoins might save you money.

It's all about the big U.S. pharmas trying to put smaller ones out of business, or ones that break over-arching American patent rules as far as I can see.

It occurs to me that another reason America is so pissed off at the potential breakup of the Eurozone is that with plans to RFID Euro banknotes it would allow them to see what everyone spent cash on what. Many legitimate uses but the invasion-of-privacy and big-brother-control-factor is potentially huge. I wouldn't be surprised if in the next ten years more and more European firms start using bitcoin, just to stop American cyber surveillance (industrial espionage to put it bluntly) getting a business edge over them.

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Offline Marmalade

Generic Viagra from Superdrug is about £70 for 16 x 100mg tabs                                            :hi:
It's not even in patent now, what a fucking rip off.
Anti-malarials are another UK pharmaceutical scam. Actual cost about £1, same as viagra, but just try buying them for that in Britain!!

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The problem with some of these websites is that the credit card co's decline the transaction.  Might be an idea to use a pre-pay card - to limit any exposure.  Imagine trying to explain to c.card company why there's a problem  :scare:

Offline Marmalade

The problem with some of these websites is that the credit card co's decline the transaction.  Might be an idea to use a pre-pay card - to limit any exposure.  Imagine trying to explain to c.card company why there's a problem  :scare:
Indeed that's true. But the credit card companies refuse people when pressured to do so. There's some 'trust' rating website that is a crock of shite, but the Pharmas rate the smaller independent and foreign companies as "not FDA approved: you could be buying anything" and other such crap. The Merchant Services that process credit card payments turn round and say they do not want to be 'associated' with such companies, even if they've dealt with them for years.

Some foreign companies are indeed dodgy; others are big companies with the same quality controls and supply full details of who makes the drugs and where. There's even stuff made by British companies that you can't buy here, and a large proportion of NHS drugs are generics from abroad.

It is typical cyberwar applied to industrial profits. The U.S. didn't tap Merkel's phone cos they thought she was a terrorist but because she might be saying things that it was in America's interest (financially) to know. The latest scandal is that they did it with the knowledge and cooperation of their own (German) Intelligence Service, without any approval from Merkel of course.

Offline Jimmyredcab

It appears that the main consideration for most of you is the cheapest price, I prefer the safety of a reputable supplier, some of you spend thousands on pro$$ies, surely you can spend £3 on a tablet that is safe.    :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:

As they say oop North ----------- there's nowt as queer as folk.    :rolleyes:

Offline Marmalade

It appears that the main consideration for most of you is the cheapest price, I prefer the safety of a reputable supplier, some of you spend thousands on pro$$ies, surely you can spend £3 on a tablet that is safe.    :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:

As they say oop North ----------- there's nowt as queer as folk.    :rolleyes:

Very true. Your also entitled to your opinion that your supplier is reputable and safe and mine is not.

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It appears that the main consideration for most of you is the cheapest price, I prefer the safety of a reputable supplier, some of you spend thousands on pro$$ies, surely you can spend £3 on a tablet that is safe.    :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:

As they say oop North ----------- there's nowt as queer as folk.    :rolleyes:

Which £3 tablet do you consider safe Jim?

I know I can only speak for myself but I've only ever punted 3 WGs. I'm know in a relationship but at times the 'little fella' doesn't want to play. I used one of the sites above but they're re-directing so am after a decent alternative

Jonnybegood

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I have used the following place but they no longer seem to take debit or credit cards.

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They take something called bitcoin which I am not attracted to.

I have found their prices good and delivery prompt and the product has been good.

Can you guys recommend any alternative supplier that is reliable and as cheap (12 tables = £14.99 post free)?

I have used this site a number of times too. I used the bank transfer option to pay last time and although it was a bit more of a palaver I got my order in around 10 days. They also gave a discount to offset the bank charges so all good.

Offline mrfishyfoo

I have used this site a number of times too. I used the bank transfer option to pay last time and although it was a bit more of a palaver I got my order in around 10 days. They also gave a discount to offset the bank charges so all good.

Interesting as I too have used this site in the past BUT I don't do bitcoins and the whole bank transfer thing just put me off.

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I have used the following place but they no longer seem to take debit or credit cards.

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They take something called bitcoin which I am not attracted to.

I have found their prices good and delivery prompt and the product has been good.

Can you guys recommend any alternative supplier that is reliable and as cheap (12 tables = £14.99 post free)?

Interesting. In our now snooped-on UK Internet, I think bitcoin is an interesting option for adult products and services. I've used that website before, and I just had a look at their guide to using bitcoin with them, and it seems fairly straightforward to me.

Offline Jimmyredcab

Which £3 tablet do you consider safe Jim?


I pay roughly £3 a tablet for 100m Sildenafil from Dr Fox.

When they send the pills they give an address of a high street pharmacy
INDEX MEDICAL LIMITED
399 GREAT WESTERN ROAD
GLASGOW
G49HY

If you check on street view you can see that it is a pharmacy called Park Road Pharmacy.


I don't want to deal with shady characters who accept bitcoin and could be making the pills in their garage -------- false economy in my opinion.    :hi: :hi:

Offline Marmalade

Interesting as I too have used this site in the past BUT I don't do bitcoins and the whole bank transfer thing just put me off.
It's fairly simple once you get past the 'unknown' factor. You download a wallet app and top it up with some credit, simples. Of course, Jimmy believes that anything he hasn't personally tried is dodgy, probably a drug dealer and maybe the work of Uber or the devil incarnate. I wouldn't recommend it with a pharmacy you don't know, but if it is someone that you can see is reputable and have dealt with for years then it is only superstition to say they are suddenly evil if they use bitcoin. (I've checked mine out the same way Jimmy did with his wee Scottish pharmacy. Only difference is mine is cheaper and gives excellent personal service).

Offline hungrypunt

Can someone tell me why Kamagra is sought after, I did try it and didnt notice anything better than V or Spedra/cialis etc except for getting banging headaches, or is it just a horses for courses thing.

CHeers

Offline Marmalade

Can someone tell me why Kamagra is sought after, I did try it and didnt notice anything better than V or Spedra/cialis etc except for getting banging headaches, or is it just a horses for courses thing.

CHeers
Kamagra is exactly the same as Viagra, Just a different brand name. You pay more for the brand leader. And tax.

Offline Sammee69

Expensive compared to what I've paid

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16 x 100mg sildenafil tablets (generic viagra) = £28.40, plus £5 prescription and £2.90 delivery = £36.30

Cut them in half, thats 32 x 50mg tabs = £1.13 per tablet, and you're dealing with a reputable, real pharmacy, not some chancer blagging stuff on the cheap from India.

Offline Jimmyredcab

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16 x 100mg sildenafil tablets (generic viagra) = £28.40, plus £5 prescription and £2.90 delivery = £36.30

Cut them in half, thats 32 x 50mg tabs = £1.13 per tablet, and you're dealing with a reputable, real pharmacy, not some chancer blagging stuff on the cheap from India.

50mg may not work for everyone.  :hi: :hi:

Apart from that, I agree with you, if someone spends thousands on shagging hookers then they can afford £2-26 for a pill.

Offline hungrypunt

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16 x 100mg sildenafil tablets (generic viagra) = £28.40, plus £5 prescription and £2.90 delivery = £36.30

Cut them in half, thats 32 x 50mg tabs = £1.13 per tablet, and you're dealing with a reputable, real pharmacy, not some chancer blagging stuff on the cheap from India.

I use doc fox all the time, next day delivery, discreet packaging, done

Offline mrfishyfoo

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Money taken off my credit card on the 14th of this month. I got a nicely wrapped package direct from India in the post today.

Offline mrfishyfoo

Can someone tell me why Kamagra is sought after, I did try it and didnt notice anything better than V or Spedra/cialis etc except for getting banging headaches, or is it just a horses for courses thing.

CHeers

I've tried all of the ED's on the market. I don't use them to get it up as I have no problem with that I use them to help reduce my refractory period as without them it takes me at least an hour to get it back up again.

Kamagra is IMHO the fastest acting of all of them.

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+1   sachet rather than tablet.  I reckon virtually instant - 5/10 mins tops.  Just drink some water - before & also for during the punt as i find it dries my mouth out.  And you don't want halitosis.  A headache tablet can be a good idea

Kamagra is IMHO the fastest acting of all of them.

Offline bunny84

Kamagra is good stuff . It hits fast and you dine have to plan ahead but it's safer to take the real stuff . I've got it off doctor fox . It's a legit suplier uk pharmacy . My maye also gets it me from asda but you have to talk to them about them problem lol . I don't really have a problem I don't use the stuff sober

Offline cash2spare

I tried a 50mg Sildenafil albeit not long after a meal and it didn't seem to have any effect at all. About 10 hours later I got a nice raging hard on which felt different. Only problem was although I reached the point of no return the explosion was a dribble.
Ah well old age catching me up I guess.

Might give Karmagra a go.

Offline catweazle

I tried a 50mg Sildenafil albeit not long after a meal and it didn't seem to have any effect at all. About 10 hours later I got a nice raging hard on which felt different. Only problem was although I reached the point of no return the explosion was a dribble.
Ah well old age catching me up I guess.

Might give Karmagra a go.

ED meds are best taken on an empty stomach. 10 hours seems a long time to take effect.

Kamagra gel is startlingly fast acting.

Offline catweazle

I just restocked at ASDA. 16 x 100mg tablets, generic Sildenafil for £36 (£2.25 each (or £1.12 if you halve them - which I don't). No postages, or iffy looking companies on your statements. Walk in walk out 10 minutes later fully supplied.

Offline cash2spare

I just restocked at ASDA. 16 x 100mg tablets, generic Sildenafil for £36 (£2.25 each (or £1.12 if you halve them - which I don't). No postages, or iffy looking companies on your statements. Walk in walk out 10 minutes later fully supplied.

What do yo to the pharmacist to get the 100mg dose? is it not embarrassing, seems a fair price though and as you say no iffy packages or items on a credit card. I take it you gave a false name etc?

Offline catweazle

What do yo to the pharmacist to get the 100mg dose? is it not embarrassing, seems a fair price though and as you say no iffy packages or items on a credit card. I take it you gave a false name etc?

As it happens I used my real name. Turns out I had used them for a non-ED prescription 10  years ago. I've moved several times since then but used the (out of date) address they had on their system. They don't notify your GP. You could use a false name and address, quite easily (they have the postcode system on their computer, so make sure you know the postcode of the address you use).

I said I had previously had the 100mg scrip from my GP, but he won't issue a repeat prescription without seeing me, and due to work, I find it difficult to get a doctor's appointment.

You do have to go through a quick assessment questionnaire. I've used several branches of ASDA pharmacy and some pharmacists read out every question, some turn the monitor screen for you to read the questions, and answer "Question 1, Yes, Question 2, No.,..".

Oddly enough it seems to be the younger cute female pharmacists who want to ask the questions and the males who don't!  (Quite fun in a pervy sort of way, discussing your erection with a sexy woman in a white coat........)

Offline cash2spare

As it happens I used my real name. Turns out I had used them for a non-ED prescription 10  years ago. I've moved several times since then but used the (out of date) address they had on their system. They don't notify your GP. You could use a false name and address, quite easily (they have the postcode system on their computer, so make sure you know the postcode of the address you use).

I said I had previously had the 100mg scrip from my GP, but he won't issue a repeat prescription without seeing me, and due to work, I find it difficult to get a doctor's appointment.

You do have to go through a quick assessment questionnaire. I've used several branches of ASDA pharmacy and some pharmacists read out every question, some turn the monitor screen for you to read the questions, and answer "Question 1, Yes, Question 2, No.,..".

Oddly enough it seems to be the younger cute female pharmacists who want to ask the questions and the males who don't!  (Quite fun in a pervy sort of way, discussing your erection with a sexy woman in a white coat........)

Thanks for that, think I'll pop down to Asda at Eastlands and see if its a young female pharmacist on duty  ;)

Offline Home Alone


You do have to go through a quick assessment questionnaire. I've used several branches of ASDA pharmacy and some pharmacists read out every question, some turn the monitor screen for you to read the questions, and answer "Question 1, Yes, Question 2, No.,..".

Oddly enough it seems to be the younger cute female pharmacists who want to ask the questions and the males who don't!  (Quite fun in a pervy sort of way, discussing your erection with a sexy woman in a white coat........)

I take my NHS prescription- it's for Cialis - to the nearest ASDA Pharmacy and the female assistants there always seem to enjoy taking the script for that one item for a patient in his 70s! ;) :D   They all know me by name - my surname isn't a very common one - so even if I'm only walking past the pharmacy, I always get a cheery "Hello" from them.

One of them's quite MILFy, actually; when I take it in on a day when she's working, I'm always tempted to ask if she'd like to help me test them!!  :cool:  ;)  :D

Offline cash2spare

I take my NHS prescription- it's for Cialis - to the nearest ASDA Pharmacy and the female assistants there always seem to enjoy taking the script for that one item for a patient in his 70s! ;) :D   They all know me by name - my surname isn't a very common one - so even if I'm only walking past the pharmacy, I always get a cheery "Hello" from them.

One of them's quite MILFy, actually; when I take it in on a day when she's working, I'm always tempted to ask if she'd like to help me test them!! :cool:  ;)  :D

If the lass is easy going then no harm done mentioning it jokingly, you never know she might surprise you! Nice one, hope I'm shagging in my 70's if I make that age.

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If you want to play safe, and make sure you get the right drug, and not something else, go online through asda, or Lloyds chemist, and pick the tablet up instore, for which they are check by the pharmacist

Offline cash2spare

went to an asda store and the male pharmacist said i had to book a consultation which would take 45 minutes and I may not be suitable for the treatment lol wtf is that all about? thought it was just a 10 minute chat!

Offline Marmalade

+1   sachet rather than tablet.  I reckon virtually instant - 5/10 mins tops.  Just drink some water - before & also for during the punt as i find it dries my mouth out.  And you don't want halitosis.  A headache tablet can be a good idea


I also use them to keep going or got a second/third shot or for parties. Kamagra, Silagra, Viagra etc are all the same chemically of course, and are brand names for sildenafil. Apart from avoiding a 'dodgy' version of any, the only possible difference is the physical construction, as a gel or 'soluble' version (the latter comes as a larger, chewable tablet) can be absorbed a little quicker, especially if held under the tongue (sublingual), where it passes to the bloodstream faster than going through the stomach and your liver. The chewable tablets are much easier to break in half just with your fingers as well.

I suppose crushing an ordinary tablet and putting it under the tongue might work slightly faster except it's bitter tasting, whereas the so-called 'soluble' or 'chewable' ones are usually flavoured -- my preference is the mint ones. Gels often come in a 'variety pack' of flavours in a sachet roughly the size of a credit card and are handy if you want to slip one in your wallet for later. I personally find them a tad messier to use and slightly more expensive. Sildenafil tablets are usually blue but don't have to be (chewable ones are usually white, at least the variations I've had).

Tadalafil (Brand names: Cialis, Tadacip) works slightly differently as it takes longer to metabolise (change chemically within the body). So you can get an effect (technically 'subject to appropriate stimulation') for two or three days. Everybody's metabolism is slightly different though (it goes hand in hand with aging and can also be affected by exercise) so different people get different results, both in how quickly the stuff works and how long it lasts (older = slower metabolism). Tadalafil tablets are usually yellow.

Vardenafil (chemical name, or rather the 'generic' name*) is the other most popular one. The ones I've had come as a small brown coated tablet. The brand names are and Levitra and Staxyn. By the way, if you get it from a reputable source, the original brands (Viagra, Cialis, Levitra) aren't any better or worse beyond what you had for lunch that day, personal preference, psychological belief or attractiveness of the prossie. Vardenafil is a bit more expensive and is supposed to have less side effects for some people Same speed as Viagra. Although manufacturers and doctors talk about 'what suits you' (not to mention what suits your wallet or the retailer company's profits), most guys I've spoken to and on here will say Viagra gives you the most unequivocal woody, the sort of thing to punch holes in the wall or fuck the ugliest prostitute.

The fourth one (apart from some new shit they're supposedly testing in Russia) is avanafil (Brand name, Stendra). I don't have any personal experience of it yet but it is supposed to work faster and some guys swear by it. Same time scale as Viagra or slightly less longer lasting (there's one comparison chart External Link/Members Only.)

Foods: According to lab notes, which I have no expertise on, sildenafil and vardenafil are less effective with high-fat foods; tadalafil and avanafil are said to be unaffected by fat intake and we know it lasts longer.

Hope I'm not teaching anyone to suck eggs but hope this can help newbies get to grips with the basics (no PMs for pharmacy recommendations please guys.)

*The scientific chemical name is usually too fucking long to pronounce unless you are lab chemist -- something like, 1-((3-(4,7-Dihydro-1-methyl-7-oxo-3-propyl-1H-pyrazolo[4,3-d]pyrimidin-5-yl)-4-ethoxyphenyl)sulfonyl)-4-methylpiperazine, so what we call the 'generic' just means the title of the basic chemical formula before any branding.

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I find them to be a good antidote to being bladdered
Ironically whilst they make me rock hard, rather than being potentially Mr Floppy, i find it more difficult to get it over the line.  Much more effort
Very good for 2nd pop.  3rd pop - it would have to be very long booking & require me to bash the living daylights out of littleWP  :lol:
As for parties you are braver than me

I also use them to keep going or got a second/third shot or for parties.

Offline mrfishyfoo

+1   sachet rather than tablet.  I reckon virtually instant - 5/10 mins tops.  Just drink some water - before & also for during the punt as i find it dries my mouth out.  And you don't want halitosis.  A headache tablet can be a good idea

That's my take on it as well.

Saying that the tablets dissolved in a hot drink then taken on an empty stomach work really fast as well.


Offline Marmalade

Bitcoin is fine IF it is a supplier you have used for a long time and trust.

It is not just used by "shady characters": it is used by bona fide pharmacies that only deal with big pharma generics companies that don't want hassle from American market leaders that can get credit card companies to cut off their facilities.

Bitcoin takes a few minutes to set up together with a broker app.

Tomorrow's decision may make bitcoin a mainstream currency of greater use.
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If you are unsure and still need to check out the security and so on, just put enough funds there to cover your immediate purchase. Not rocket science.