Erectile Dysfunction Drugs Review

[Lakers [2009-2010 ] <--]

SMD, On "review of play" I agree with you, you will not be charged with a time out (read faulted !). Seriously, what Burt was doing was cautioning about the validity of U.S. prescriptions. Now I also think it should be ok to carry U.S. prescriptions and limited quantiy of the drugs. Most of the TJ cops are scammers anyway trying to extract the bribes. I think even if you show them Mexicn presciption they might find fault with it.

 

[RebekkaWillinger]

No bohemian, I don't agree.

bohemian, what was wrong with tiglon's practice of visiting a U.S. doctor and a U.S. pharmacy and then bringing over personal quantities of U.S. acquired Viagra that were always kept in their prescription bottle?

Even though I personally chose to obtain a Mexican doctor's prescription for Cialis and Levitra, I see no problem with what tiglon does (even if burt thought his strategy was deficient).

I've been traveling to Mexico for over 25 years. And I've been reading TJ prostitution boards for more than three years. I've probably read about close to 50 TJ Policia/Monger-with-ED-druggas encounters. Not once in all that I've read, observed or heard has a TJ policia objected to good proof of a U.S. prescription for Viagra.

 

[KuroKitty]

Alright Fireballs, here is the "ruling" you and SMD win the argument that there is not so much of danger about mixing alcohol (moderately) with ED drugs. As I will substantiate below. And Burt wins the "bout" on technicality about the Mexican Rx law ! Agree ?
Also all us forum members (those who sit on fence and those who jump in the fray) appreciate the time you guys take in debating !
No Sir, Thank You for the suggestion of seeing a Mexican doctors, I am sure many of them are very capable. And I am going to drink beers and occassionally pop an ED, and carry it in my back pocket all the time. Here is an amusing incident. Last time I surreptiously took it with a bottle of beer right under the Chicas nose while she was cuddling on to me, unfortunately the pill slipped from my hand but fell on the bar table, but I still retrieve and popped it right back ! and digested it with the rest of the beer. No problem !

 

[Answer King]

Bohemian wrote:

Bohemian there is no 'ad hominem' attack on Burt where you attack the person instead of the argument. I think I could also speak for SMD, that we are attacking Burt's argument not him personally. Believe me you'd know if I were attacking Burt personally instead of his arguments.

Now I'm sure Bohemian since you think Burt is giving good advice, from now on you'll see a Mexican doctor first, and then present it to the pharmacy before picking up your Viagra, and then head over to HK or LC and drink a coke, because you wouldn't want to mix ED Medicine with alcohol because it could kill you. LOL

Regarding Burt's letter of the law argument, that's still open to debate as Mexican law is constantly changing. and as far as we know nobody has ever been convicted carry around one pill of Viagra, no one. In fact when I told the pharmacy owner that someone( BURT) said they were technically breaking the law by selling Viagra as an over the counter drug ......the owner seemed insulted, and that's when he made those comments to me.

 

[pinky]

Guys, that was one "healthy" debate eh ! Now life would be boring if we had politically correct debates, so I think its fine to be "attacking" as long as its does not get downright nasty, atleast we wont be flinging beer bottles across the table
I think Fireballs and Scatmandoo provide good information to counter Burts claims about Mexican Rx laws, but as he mentions thats the law though it does not get implemented as we know.

 

[William Y]

Burt, I have faced that kind of arguments from my ex, and I used to be frustrated in vain, so ad hominem argument is what it is ! Also, You do make a good case about the mexican Rx laws.

 

[Kristin B]

Has anyone tried 'Boston Medical Group' for either Erectile Dysfunction (ED) or
Premature Ejaculation (PE). These group seems to be in most of the large cities around the country. They use two different tests on you to determine your treatment plan:

The first, called Biothesiometry studies, assess the nervous supply to the penis.

The second, called Doppler ultrasound, assesses the blood supply to the penis.

Once the diagnosis tests are done they do a personalized treatment so you get a strong and lasting erection, saying there treatment is safe, effective and may even be curative?

I don't think they use Viagra, Levitra, or Cialis because if they did why use Boston Medical? I'm wondering if they use SSRI antidepressants that have been known to be helpful for at least PE.

I'm just wondering what these people do, as it seems they are the only ones doing it, and ED and PE problems are very common in men and if there treatment is so good, how come we haven't heard more about it?

Anyone know want to share Boston Medicals secrets or perhaps let up know if it's a scam, and they do use Viagra when a patient can handle it, and just do those tests for bullshit?

 

[raethelyn]

DariusX wrote:
Since DariusX doesn't want us to argue will look at his post and make comments. But yes your right too much arguing bad for a site, but I got to tell you I for one can't let some of Burt's Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, statements go unchallenged, as times he is overly cautious telling us to be afraid of almost everything, then he'll turn around on other subjects and act like tough guy ready to brawl with TJ cops over even a simple request to get searched.

My advice to anyone reading these forums is do your own research, ask your own questions, and listen to your own instincts.

I don't think taking ED by healthy guys is because they want to get wood after drinking too much although that could be the case with some guys. I think for most mongers who monger they take ED medicine for the same reasons some Asian men eat rhino horns, tiger bones, or have shark fin soup. They use it as a sexual enhancer,aphrodisiac, or just something that makes them harder, seen to last longer, and have the ability to do it again and again in some cases. And the thing about Viagra is that it actually works.

The reason why sales are up with ED medicine is because many men are using the drug as a recreational sex drug, and really not just because they have trouble getting it up. Guys like to use ED drugs with someone special. I know I offered a few pills to some of my married friends, and they told me thanks, but they aren't going to waste the Viagra on their wives.

Personally I started using it after I had a double session with two SGs at the same time. I took them up to the room and did one girl after the other. After the first girl, I had problem getting hard again the second time with only a one minute rest, but when I was fucking the second girl, I started running out of steam and really wanted to tear off the condom to get my energy back, but somehow I was able to cum and finish up. Since them I usually take a ED medicine about 90% of the time when I'm in TJ.

 

[ipnez]

What's the big idea, posting my photo without permission????

 

[sunnyD]

 

[?My HeAD Is IN De ClOuDS?]

burt, my intellectually challenged amigo.

Let’s go over this slowly
so that maybe your head won’t explode.

Tiglon820 made a couple of posts
telling us what he does.
He didn’t ask for anyone’s help.
He just stated the following:

and


Now personally, I think what tiglon is doing should work well.
A tourist from the US is allowed to see a US doctor,
go to a US pharmacy,
And carry personal quantities of prescription drugs when they are a tourist in Mexico.

Now burt...
You quoted a portion of tiglon’s second post

And then posted this crap:


Now burt, when we consider that the above unsolicited post from was in response to tiglon’s comments - only words similar to “crap” come to mind for me.
You are wrong about him needing an RX from a Mexican doctor.
You are wrong when you say a RX from a US physician isn’t legally valid in Mexico.

Wrong, wrong, wrong burt.
But I’m glad that you made a follow-up post that contradicted this crap.


As for the lethal mix of Viagra with alcohol.
You quoted some unnamed doctor.
I quoted the official Viagra site, sponsored by Pfizer.
Then you weaseled out of responsibility for spreading your docto's alledged crap by challenging whether I heard what your stupid doctor said.

I think the readers here can decide who is providing accurate info consistently. I stand by my earlier post:

 

[Jan Brady]

Looks like Fireballs is guilty of another error in logic. What is legal and "how things work in Mexico" are not necessarily the same thing.

What the pharmacy owner told Fireballs is "how things work." Notice how the pharmacy guy sidestepped actually commenting on the letter of Mexican law.

What I've said is that to purchase ED medication in TJ the letter of Mexican law says a person needs a Rx from a Mexican physician. I also posted a link to that law.

I never said that's how it works in Mexico. We all know that virtually any pharmacy in Tijuana will sell anybody ED meds without a RX.

 

[Wavey]

Fireballs & ScatManDoo...have you guys ever heard of ad hominem argument? It's commonly recongnized as an error in logic.

It works like this. When a person can't refute an argument with facts or logic he makes a personal attack on the other guy instead of his postion.

I posted links to my sources for what I say about Mexican Rx laws. I'm still waiting for you guys to post sources supporting your position. (Or--like ScatManDoo--should I say your crap?)

 

[proudmommy]

Yes Fireballs,

People in the know (or those capable of independent thought) often have a lot of trouble with the exaggerations and general fear mongering that burt expells.

Unfortunately for him, burt is not a moderator of this board. So when he's caught in this crap he can't simply whisk the entire thread off to the cornfields (as what happens on another site).

 

[Pompal 09.]

Well here are the real facts: Burt over exaggerates the danger of taking Ed medicine with alcohol based on only one doctor's opinion. The facts simply do not support Burt's conclusions anywhere on the internet nor from the makers of these ED drugs. The warnings we get is limit alcohol use because it can make side effects greater, not that drinking alcohol and taking viagra can kill you!

I have a problem with Burt's use of the word "some" people die drinking alcohol and taking Viagra. It implies there are lot of people dying in the zona of taking this deadly mix. I would have rather heard Burt write, " yes there is danger taking too much alcohol with viagra, but the chances from dying from the combination are slim to none....the big problem is taking ED medicine with nitrates....now that could kill you! We got hundreds of guys daily in the zona that would laugh at Burt's advice of not mixing alcohol with ED medicine as they are drunk off their ass all the time..

I also don't go along with Burt's conclusion that you need a Mexican RX to buy ED medicine in Mexico and that every pharmacy is technically breaking the law just because they aren't required to keep track of the paperwork. Virtually every pharmacy will tell you it's perfectly legal in Mexico to buy ED medicine in Tijuana, and if the TJ cops fuck with you it they who are breaking the law. In fact I told the pharmacy owner all Burt's arguments and the owner asked me who is this guy telling you all this? I told him it's some gringo from the states that sometimes lives in Mexico. The guy just laughed and said, " Gringos just don't understand how things work in Mexico." I told the guy, " I think your right?"

Burt wrote:

Only the person who is to consume the medicine is allowed to be in possession of the medicine upon entering the United States, and I bet the TJ cops would arrest or shake down the husband Burt's helping because he is carrying drugs that aren't intended for his use, as they are for his wife. The wife needs to go to TJ too with her own RX from both US and Mexico to gets those psychotropics, and that sure would be a big let down not being able to monger because your wife is with you.

 

[ILOVEU]

Re-read what I posted.



Apparently unknown to me ScatManDoo was present during that conversation as he knows what my physician told me. (If my physican was wrong or if he was trying to scare me, etc. it doesn’t mean that isn't what my physican said.)

As I pointed out above, there is a difference between telling somebody what will protect him from the cops in TJ and what is the law. Nor am I wrong about the Mexican Rx laws—as the links to the actual Mexican laws prove.

ScatManDoo says I'm wrong about a US Rx being valid in Mexico. I think that is based upon his confusion of the laws governing what a tourist can bring with him to Mexico and with Mexican Rx laws. However, if he has a source which says a US physician can legally prescribe medication in Mexico then I'd like to see him post it.

Once again, I think ScatManDoo should pay more attention to what I actually say instead of searching for something in it to attack.

 

[Larissa]

I stand by what I said about a Rx from a US physician not being valid in Mexico. That doesn’t mean that tourism law doens't permit you to bring medication with you to Mexicio

The following are totally different situations:
--Bring medication with you to Mexico that was dispensed in the US under the order of a US physician
--Using a Rx from a US physician to buy medication in Mexico
--Using a Rx from a US physician to protect yourself against the cops in TJ when they find you in possession of medication you acquired in Mexico

A tourist can legally enter Mexico with a personal usage quantity of medications. That “right” comes from the immigration statues governing things like visas. Not because US physicians are legally entitled to practice medicine in Mexico.

If you think a Rx from a US physician is valid in Mexico for the purpose of purchasing medication in Mexico then I suggest you take a Rx from a US physician for controlled medication (category III medications like psychotropic meds, vicodin, oxycontin, etc.) to a reputable Mexican pharmacy and try to get it filled.

In Mexico category IV medications don’t require record keeping by the pharmacy. Consequently most pharmacies will sell any category IV medication (things like ED meds, BP meds, diabetic meds) without asking for a Rx. Category III medications (for controlled substances like psychotropic medication, vicodin, oxycontin, etc.) are a whole different ball game. Many pharmacies don’t even sell them. Pharmacies are required to maintain a log for the sale of category III medications—and they won’t sell them to you if your Rx is from a US physician instead of a Mexican physician.

If you think a Rx from a US physician will protect you from the cops in TJ should they find you in possession of medication you acquired in Mexico then try this. Get a Rx from a US physician for Viagra. Then buy Viagra in front of a TJ cop in a Tijuana pharmacy and show him your Rx from a US physician.

As I’ve posted before, I learned a lot about Mexican Rx laws by helping friends who lost their health insurance buy medication in Mexico. One needed diabetic medication, another psychotropic medication for his wife.

For those who want to discount the experience of one has “been there, done that” I suggest you check out Mexican prescription laws for yourself. If you do you’ll see I’m right. You can start with:
http://www.salud.gob.mx/unidades/cdi/nom/072ssa13.html
http://www.ordenjuridico.gob.mx/

 

[Pompal 09.]

Oh burt,

When you write both stuff that is correct, and stuff that is incorrect...

Don't whine when the incorrect stuff is pointed out.

You've clearly made two incorrect claims in this one thread alone (like mixing ED druggas with booze is lethal and that US prescriptions are not valid in Mexico).

But thank you for confirming that one of your incorrect posts was just that.

It's good to know that we can rely on what you write about half of the time.

 

[Izzy r]

ScatManDoo...Perhpas you should spend more time reading what I post, rather than searching for someting in it to attack. I was giving advice on how to protect yourself from the cops in TJ when I said:



You apparently missed my earlier post in this thread:

 

[a wolf at the door (42)]

I'm also pretty sure you may enter Mexico with your own prescription medications as it would be pretty silly and dangerous to not allow you to?

However, you can't or rather your not suppose to use your US prescription to buy controlled drugs in Mexico as your RX prescription isn't valid. ( ED medicine isn't a controlled drug, nor do I believe you need an RX to buy Viagra) However, that's that to say the TJ cops still won't fuck with you.

The laws were changed a few years ago, so you need both an RX or copy of it from both the US and Mexico for prescription drugs you want to take back to the US, and it has to be in it's original container.

I agree with Amigomio why carry Ed medicine around? It's going to last for at least 4 hours, c'mon your in TJ you know your going to get laid, unless you think a certain girl is your girlfriend and if she isn't there....you'll just go back home. And if your staying in TJ just leave the shit in your hotel room.

Cause the TJ cops are going to come fuck with you. They will tell you it's illegal, or if you have one pill by itself, they will tell you it has to be in it's original box, if you bring your own bottle, they will tell you that's an old bottle, and you just put new pills brought in TJ in there. In other words they will tell you something to get a bribe.

I wish somebody would challenge the TJ cops on the 'legality' of Viagra and insist on seeing the judge and discussing the issue with the judge.( I would do it myself, but the damn cops have no respect for me, and rarely if ever stop me thinking I have no money to give them)