Where to buy viagra?
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I have been thinking of trying Viagra or Cialis. The side effect of one of my other meds is a lower sex drive and I have been experiencing ED for the last couple years, but it has been getting worse lately. Just don't have the sex drive like i use to. Not sure if my testosterone levels are low, so my doctor is doing a bunch of blood work to see what's up. No pun intended. 
May ask him for a sample of Viagra to see if it helps with the salute.
May ask him for a sample of Viagra to see if it helps with the salute.
I had trouble with Maple.The doctor was unwilling to prescribe even though I’ve used both viagra and cialis before
Felix was no issue. I had them send the script to my pharmact. Pick up when I need them. Prescription had 11 repeats!
Must be doctor dependent then. I had a prescription within minutes. Do you have some medical condition that could make these meds a problem?
Agreed. I think it’s doctor dependant. Even though I have had both, I was told I needed to see my family doctor for a full work up etc.
for me Felix is the way to go!
Someone have an alternative for Quebec resident?
Felix - https://www.felixforyou.ca/
Is not offer in province of Qc
www.getmaple.ca
It is 120$ for the sessions! Kind of expensive...
Felix - https://www.felixforyou.ca/
Is not offer in province of Qc
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Maple is an app for fast, convenient 24/7 access to Canadian-licensed doctors. We instantly connect you with a doctor, so you can feel better faster!
www.getmaple.ca
It is 120$ for the sessions! Kind of expensive...
Maple was $50 for me.Someone have an alternative for Quebec resident?
Felix - https://www.felixforyou.ca/
Is not offer in province of Qc
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Maple is an app for fast, convenient 24/7 access to Canadian-licensed doctors. We instantly connect you with a doctor, so you can feel better faster!
It is 120$ for the sessions! Kind of expensive...
It's the price for Canadian resident... As soon as you say your from province of Qc it's 120$
Wow. They not only hiked the price for Quebeckers, but kicked them out of Canada! Lol (kidding).
don’t know why the huge difference in price, but think maple is based in ON with Ontario licenced doctors. Maybe they need to get someone in QC to prescribe for them in QC?
I don't, living in Quebec sucks for these things lol.
I was able to order some with Felix using a delivery address in Ottawa. Kind of stupid but anyway
Because there is too much bureaucracy nonsense in Quebec. It is much more complicated for them to prescribe for Quebec. Anyhow Quebec sucks. Lol
I used TiaHealth. Read my review post #121 in this thread.Someone have an alternative for Quebec resident?
Felix - https://www.felixforyou.ca/
Is not offer in province of Qc
Home
Maple is an app for fast, convenient 24/7 access to Canadian-licensed doctors. We instantly connect you with a doctor, so you can feel better faster!
It is 120$ for the sessions! Kind of expensive...
Just used Rocketdoctor.ca to obtain a prescription. Super fast service. Got a video call with doctor in 10 minutes.
Doctor asked a few questions and sent prescription to pharmacy. Got a call from the pharmacy in a few hours notifying
medication is ready for pick up. Amazing service from RocketDoctor.ca. No charge for me. They bill OHIP.
I ask for Levitra this time instead of Cialis. Will see if it is better, stronger. Last only 5 hours. Can be taken with or
without food, unlike Cialis which last 36 hours.
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Doctor asked a few questions and sent prescription to pharmacy. Got a call from the pharmacy in a few hours notifying
medication is ready for pick up. Amazing service from RocketDoctor.ca. No charge for me. They bill OHIP.
I ask for Levitra this time instead of Cialis. Will see if it is better, stronger. Last only 5 hours. Can be taken with or
without food, unlike Cialis which last 36 hours.
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OHIP pays just for the service provided by the doctor.
OHIP does not pay for the pills. The pills are not cheap.
OHIP will go broke if they start paying for the pills.
If you have private or employer insurance, you might
want to ask them if they will pay for it. I know if you
work for the City of Toronto, your Viagra is paid for by the city.
No wonder we have budget deficit.
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LOL that's what I thought. I have private insurance so I don't pay for the online appointment with the doctor. Thanks for clarifying!
big thread.. is Maple still the best way to go about this? I'd like to limit costs as much as possible. Does OHIP not cover the consultation fee?
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It might not work as well, but they still work. I take BP meds and I use Cialis without any problems.
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