The famous Viagra (blue pill) from Pfizer, it is a treatment for erectile dysfunction. Viagra helps people who have problems getting erections or keeping erections during sex. Viagra is a prescription medicine so you can't buy Viagra over the counter. You will need a doctor to issue a prescription and for a pharmacist to then dispense it.



How does Viagra work?

It's a very complex mechanism, but simply put, it traps blood from escaping from your penis when you need an erection - this is why a lot of people can't get or keep an erection - because the blood doesn't stay.

Which dose?

Viagra comes in 25mg, 50mg and 100mg. You would be advised to use the lowest dose first and only go up in dose if it doesn't work for you - most men take Viagra 25mg and it works perfectly. If you take the stronger doses, it can potentially give you headaches and sore eyes for a while - so start low, and only increase if you have to.

When do I take Viagra?

You take one Viagra pill about 45mins to an hour before sex. Once it is in your system, it will not give you an instant erection, rather it will give you an erection at the time you need it. Once you have taken Viagra, it will work for about 3-4 hours.

Is Viagra for me?

If you have problems getting or keeping an erection and do not suffer from heart problems or anything else that may be contra to taking it (our doctor will assess you).

How does it differ from the others?

There are other drugs such as Cialis, Levitra and Uprima available - however the first two whilst very good, may not give you a stronger erection as Viagra - however, some men may argue that. Cialis and Levitra work for longer, have chances of fewer side effects, however Viagra is still the number one treatment - people trust it, and people have been using it since 1998 - where the others are recent issues. Uprima is better if you have problems swallowing as it dissolves under the tongue and it works differently as it works on the brain.

Where can I buy it from legally?

Street: You may have heard of people selling it on the street; however this is very dangerous - so never take that route as you will not know if you are buying something that could harm you.

Pharmacy: You can obtain a private prescription from your doctor and pay him for it, and then pay the pharmacist for the medicine and do it that way. You may be able to get it on the NHS, however, most doctors will not issue it unless it's the most extreme case - and usually only when you suffer from conditions such as Diabetes as well as the erectile dysfunction.

Internet There are lots of websites selling Viagra on the internet. You should be very careful on the following

a) Is there a genuine medical consultation process with a GMC doctor?

b) Is there a genuine RPS regulated pharmacy dispensing from the UK?

c) Is the website genuine in terms of charging and delivering?

d) Will your details then be sold on for marketing to your house?

e) Is your Viagra the real thing - a lot of Viagra purchased on the internet is fake.

Online Clinic: Online clinic are different to the types of websites mentioned above in the internet section. They offer a genuine consultation with a UK doctor who checks every detail you provide so that you are vetted medically for your suitability.

They also ensure that medication dispensed from the pharmacy is hallmarked for authenticity and check the batch numbers to verify with the MHRA to make sure.

They do not charge for delivery or the consultation or the medicine. Its one price that covers everything.

They know that this is not the cheapest on the internet, but people use this because they can trust, and they know while they may be able to get it cheaper, nobody follows a rigorous procedure over health and your transaction as they do.