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Can you trust Viagra bought on the Internet?

With the plethora of messages most people get into their inboxes on a daily basis plus the innumerable pop up ads offering cheap viagra with discreet delivery, it is vital to know whether or not these products are effective and safe assuming they are not liars in the first place.

In the first instance, research is imperative. Sites from known companies are generally best and will provide peace of mind. However if the site is not a brand name then searching for information about the website can be productive, however many sites also go so far as to plant positive reviews so it is better to look on sites such as review sites: viagramelbourne.com. A bad site is usually well recorded. Secondly, check that the payment methods are secure which is typically a good indication that the site is legitimate.

Assuming that you are then happy to go ahead with the site, then read the information properly. Viagra tablets are sold in various formats and there are other pills that also do treat the same conditions and symptoms. It is important to understand what you are being sold, whether it will suit your purpose and planned usage. Typically it takes 30 minutes for the pill to work and it may remain effective for anything from 4 to 12 hours. This can vary massively between different preparations and whilst unwanted erections are unlikely as the pills will not work without stimulus, it is clearly best to be using the pill for maximum effectiveness.

Additionally, buying over the internet requires you to be extremely diligent in researching side effects and contra-indications. There are many notable side-effects with Viagra particularly applicable to men of a certain age who might be suffering from erectile dysfunction amongst other symptoms of heart disease, kidney issues, high blood pressure and breathing difficulties. Side effects include feeling out of breath, increased heart activity, localised numbness and more serious issues relating to contra-indication of other medication.

Knowing whether or not you have been sold what you intended to purchase is another matter. It is very likely that if you do not receive Viagra, or one of the other similar pills, then the pill you are sold will be a sugar pill or perhaps a harmless mild pain killer. However, there are occasions when other pills have been sold as Viagra and there could be serious risks. Colour is no indication that you have received the correct pill, so if you are suspicious of what you have been sold, a trip to the pharmacist is recommended.

John Rogers

I have been working in General Practice since 2006.