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Exsale

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Can anyone please help me with some information relating to collecting Viagra (or similar a drug) from a Phramacy?

For medical reasons, my wife is unable to get intimate any more so I simply cannot get supplies delivered to my address. I have seen on this site that Asda do a collection from store service, as do Lloyds Pharmacy.

Unfortunately, Lloyds require a 'billing address' when completing an online assessment. Can anyone tell me if they require any proof of address upon collection, or is the transaction anonymous? And do they send any mail to the billing address? (I do not understand why they need a billing address if I am paying cash)

Similarly, how simple is it to collect from Asda? Do they need any awkward address or any other personal details?

Of course, I can and will supply a false address if I need to, I just want to make sure this will not cause me problems in the future

Many thanks

Offline shagbambi

With regards to Llloyds.

No proof was required of my address.
Only an electronic invoice was sent to my email.
I paid b card so am not sure if they accept cash at the store.

I hope this helps.

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Similarly, how simple is it to collect from Asda? Do they need any awkward address or any other personal details?

Of course, I can and will supply a false address if I need to, I just want to make sure this will not cause me problems in the future

Many thanks

Haven't done it myself but there was a thread on here about this a while ago and it was reported you just walk into Asda have a private chat with the pharmacist and walk out with generic viagra.

Type asda in the search at the top and there's loads of info.
« Last Edit: April 29, 2015, 08:02:47 am by daviemac »

Offline munterhunter

Most on line suppliers want card payment and a billing delivery address. With the in line assessment  they can issue a private prescription so you have to provide more detail information and this increases the overall cost. As far as I know its only Lloyd's pharmacy where you can order on line then collect from a Lloyd's pharmacy. Cheapest UK supplier I've used is Oxford online where I bought 16 100mg sidenafil (generic Viagra not made by Pfizer) for about £36. That included the private prescription charge. Pills were delivered recorded delivery post within a week. I know you can get Kamagra an Indian made copy of Viagra from a number of internet sources. II've heard a lot of it is fake I prefer to use a UK supplier who issues a private prescription  and  supplies drugs from a legitimate source. So far Oxford has been the cheapest.

Offline nigel4498

Why don't you go to your GP and just tell him you have ED and he will prescribe Viagra for you?

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go to doctor ask for private scrit p 16 tabs 100mg sidenafil (generic Viagra   £8

Offline munterhunter

Why don't you go to your GP and just tell him you have ED and he will prescribe Viagra for you?
I get it on prescription as I'm diabetic and I had to go through a couple of examinations before getting it. Initial dose was 25mg it took over 6 months to wwork up to the 100mg. They only prescribe 4 pills a month and for the last year since Pfizer's patient on Viagra ran out the NHS has only been proscribing generic Viagra as it costs less.

Offline madeinwales56

Why don't you go to your GP and just tell him you have ED and he will prescribe Viagra for you?

Exactly my thoughts. Saves an awful lot of messing around.

Offline Hugh Jampton

Just to avoid doubt, unless you have diabetes or prostate cancer ( or some other medical conditions that are listed in the regulations ) your GP CAN'T give you branded Viagra, as it still costs the NHS ££££

For "ordinary" guys with ED the only prescription available is generic sildenafil with a "ration" of one dose per week.

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With regards to Llloyds.

No proof was required of my address.
Only an electronic invoice was sent to my email.
I paid b card so am not sure if they accept cash at the store.

I hope this helps.

This  :thumbsup:
(I do believe you can select pay at store as an option when you order on line but don't take that as fact)

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If you have an ASDA near you then simpley go there, a straightforward interview with the chemist just to make sure your OK to take such drugs and then you get the pills:)

And very well priced they are too, and do the job fine:-).

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Have any of you guys tried these natural ingredient pills for ED that can be bought off ebay and if you have what did they work like ? I was just thinking if they are ok it would be a lot easier to buy those than trying to get viagra from GP or wherever.

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For "ordinary" guys with ED the  cheapest prescription available is generic sildenafil   100mg with a max of 8 tabs on a prescription so £8.50

or calis  20mg 4 tabs £32

Offline Jumping Jack Flash

Go to your local ASDA and get the generic version Sildenafil. I paid £2.50 and got 4x50mg. At your first consultation you will have to give a name and address but it is 100% discreet and they cannot divulge this to anyone without your permission. Once registered, re-orders take no time at all. Of course you could use a fake name & address and if you memorise it you have the same option. No ID or proof of address is required.

Try and avoid Superdrug, they're ridiculously expensive in comparison.

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Go to your local ASDA and get the generic version Sildenafil. I paid £2.50 and got 4x50mg. At your first consultation you will have to give a name and address but it is 100% discreet and they cannot divulge this to anyone without your permission. Once registered, re-orders take no time at all. Of course you could use a fake name & address and if you memorise it you have the same option. No ID or proof of address is required.

Try and avoid Superdrug, they're ridiculously expensive in comparison.
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Asda prices have just gone up a little. The dispencing chemist must be on to get them I registerd with my Real name and gave details of my Dr`s too I showed Id but you dont need to and the last few times I just said I am in you system show them id and I get sorted easy peasey
In fact last chap I saw there suggested the 100mgs and one of the pill splitters helpfull chap  :thumbsup:

Exsale

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Wow guys, thanks for all your help

My situation is my wife is quite poorly and has been for nearly six years. As a result our sex life is over. I have recently relented and seen a WG (naughty Mel). despite huge feelings of gilt,  it was bloody fantastic. After so many years to have sex back in my life - and with a young & beautiful girl - it was amazing. So I am hooked and will continue to punt for my own mental health

But I must keep it secret from my wife as she would be devestated, so I cannot get any deliveries home (she is at home nearly all day). And over the last 7/8 years, I have got to know our GP well, almost as a family friend - which makes going to him for a prescription a bit awkward as he will know I am not getting them to put a smile on my wife's face!

Asda sound the best bet I reckon

I am most grateful for everyone's help - Thanks

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Do you have to give a GP name when seeing the pharmacist at Asda, as that's not required with Lloyds?

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Do you have to give a GP name when seeing the pharmacist at Asda, as that's not required with Lloyds?
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I did they do ask,  BUT  IT IS NOT A REQUIREMENT.
 However you can give but ask they are not informed.. ie those of you worring about the good realtionship with your own GP  need not worry :drinks:

Was asked how I had got on with last batch, "I felt 20 years younger for a few hours then 10 years older for the rest of the day"  "Yes"   he replied "thats what all you chaps are saying"   I did not tell him why....
« Last Edit: April 30, 2015, 08:41:19 am by GreyDave »