Where to legally buy Viagra in Australia online

Impotence, otherwise referred to as erectile dysfunction, is a world-wide problem, estimated to affect, at minimum, 100 million men, worldwide. Of that staggering figure, it’s estimated a good 10 percent of those men are from Australia. Appreciation of these figures should ease the embarrassment factor for men experiencing this condition, who should take heart. They’re not alone. While treatment options vary, according to severity, the need for pharmaceutical intervention tends to rise with older sufferers.

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Legalized in 1999, Viagra is still the number one drug choice for ED in Australia. Viagra is also the owner of an interesting, at times sketchy, history. It’s been an under-the-radar potency-enhancing party drug for fun-seeking millennials, a treatment option for both angina and high blood pressure. It’s even been touted as a way to prolong the life of freshly cut flowers.

Viagra’s incarnation into a hugely popular ED treatment commenced in 1989, when clinical trials, put into motion by Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, yielded lackluster results. The drug, intended to benefit angina sufferers and those affected by high blood pressure, was found to result in an unsuitable drop in blood pressure, for those undergoing testing, many of whom also complained of muscular discomfort. As a sidebar, some participants underwent a delayed sexual reaction, which they brought to the attention of researchers. The rest, as they say, is history.

In a serendipitous save of a nearly failed heart drug, it was proved that the same blood pressure drop, which was considered counter-indicative for the drug’s intended treatment of angina and high blood pressure, (smaller doses are still prescribed for high blood pressure) was entirely effective for the treatment of ED. Further testing showed that by binding with a specific enzyme in the body, thereby preventing it from accomplishing its usual cycle of activity, Viagra relaxed blood vessels, allowing for enhanced penile blood flow.

Though not an inexpensive option, a single package, consisting of four pills, can cost $6.20, Viagra, also known as Sildenafil Citrate, Vedafill, Syzum and Caveroz, to name just a few of its chemical handles, is still a wildly popular choice for ED sufferers, side effects notwithstanding. These can include relatively mild effects such as rashes, facial flushing, muscular discomfort (particularly backaches and headaches.) nasal congestion, gastric upsets and loose stools, as well as more notable effects, many related to eyesight. Count among these, light sensitivity, blurring of vision, and a bluish, or greenish, overlay that affects the user’s eyesight. Worst case scenarios include an erection that refuses to subside naturally, also known as priapism. Also serious, would be a sudden loss in hearing, or vision.

Normally, one out of ten patients experience the more mild and manageable effects of Viagra. Prescription dosages, for the treatment of ED, which take into account kidney function and inherent causes of impotence, generally take the form of doses, ranging from 25 to 100 milligrams. 100 milligrams, the highest dose of Viagra, can be bought for approximately $3-10, in Australia. Online variants can be much more expensive. However, finding a legal, licensed dispensary, with the ability to intercede with insurance and doctors, that will also ship products directly and discreetly to your door, could make it all worthwhile. Simply plug in the search term, ‘where to legally buy Viagra online in Australia, at Google.com.au/, for a host of buying options.

John Rogers

I have been working in General Practice since 2006.