Where to get Viagra???

LegacyUser

I'm the wife to a man who never been really "bone hard" should I say..
And during our time together 7y+ he's been having problems keeping it hard through the intercourse.

Before meeting me he went to his GP about having problem getting it up at all with a previous girlfriend. He was then in his early 20's. We're now mid 30's.
He has no probs when masturbating or when I do it for him or giving oralsex.

We're considering Viagra but where do you get it? I'm very suspicious getting stuff from the internet so do we need to go to the GP and have it prescribed??

I've always enjoyed sex before, with other partners, and this is really putting a strain on our relationship. At least for me.

All help appreciated, thanks.

Ps.. We have 3 kids together so we have managed to do it though.. ;-)

krd

To get Viagra you need to go to the doctor and get a prescription. You can talk to your pharmacist - they'll tell you the price and advise you on the different versions.

If you buy from the internet there's a likelihood it will get seized by customs, even if it is the real thing. And despite the scare mongering stories put about - internet viagra is likely the real thing - if you buy it from a reputable source, like a big established online chemist. Viagra is cheap and over the counter in some countries. I think it's a few cents per pill in Mexico - here it might be €10 a pop or more.

There is another option. Something I've never tried but know people who have. You can buy horny goat weed from most adult shops (Dublin has a few - nearly a whole street of them). It's a herbal viagra. If you read up on it, you'll see it's more less acknowledge as good as viagra. Going on anecdotes from friends, it works.

Though... he may have an underlying health problem causing the dysfunction - he should get that checked out with a doctor.

Ickle Magoo

Definitely a trip to the doctor - not just for a prescription but also to check and to investigate possible causes.

I don't think alternative medicines or online purchases are a wise choice without consulting a medical professional as to what the issue might actually be.

Best of luck