how much is the current price for Sidegra?

[sglad]

That's a safe option.

However, in a world where some people try all sorts of recreational drugs, any male with no blood pressure concerns or other issues taking unprescribed ED drugs is hardly being irresponsible.

I'm not a doctor but I know enough that I should take responsibility for my own health. What other people choose to do to their own bodies and what pre-existing conditions they may or may not have do not absolve me from taking precautions over my own health and well-being. If I fall sick because I irresponsibly took ED drugs without prescription, I can't very well say "It's their fault!" can I? Besides, what good would it do me.

Moreover, suggesting that the dosage be increased to 100 mg when the 50 mg doesn't work is really playing with fire, IMHO. There may be other underlying conditions as to why the lower dosage isn't working which need to be investigated.

[gerefan2]

In fact, following a safety assessment, the UK authorities announced Viagra will soon be available over the counter without prescription. So they no longer think you need to consult a doctor.

It assumes you haven’t any other underlying problems. A lot of people have.

I went to my UK GP (doctor) and told him I had suspected ED. He prescribed 50 mg but told me most people need 100 mg. I was told to return after I had used the 50 mg tablets. Without batting an eyelid he changed the prescription to 100 mg.

During the consultation we discussed my heart attack, the stent that had been fitted, and the blood pressure medications I was on. Also my diabetes. He was still happy to prescribe Viagra. He did mention to keep off poppers.

So the answer Is to take professional medical advice.

Incidentally they are free in the UK in certain circumstances, so I save them up to use in Thailand! Get 4 per month, which does me for my 3 or 4month visits.

[sglad]

Well-said about taking professional advice, gerefan2. I wish you good health and that you continue to have lots of fun in Thailand for many more years to come.

[arsenal]

Gerefan2 wrote. (about Viagra)
"Incidentally they are free in the UK in certain circumstances, so I save them up to use in Thailand! Get 4 per month, which does me for my 3 or 4month visits."

How can you not love a country that subsidises OAPs sex holidays.

[a447]

They're have been certain serious vision problems - including total loss of vision in some cases - associated with the use of Viagra and similar drugs.

Wouldn't it be wise to also consult an ophthalmologist?

[FarangRuMak]

I recall reading about the loss of vision issue in the small print on the leaflet supplied with Viagra.
It may not be included with Sidegra.
It explained that instant total loss of vision is possible but rare.
If it occurs rapid treatment is necessary.
Re buying Sidegra in Pattaya; Fascino on Pattaya Thai opposite the Temple car park will sell at a rate of B220 per box of 4 but you must buy 5 boxes.
I did that but I was buying for friends also- I'm not having THAT good a time!