On-line pharmacies: Viagra (etc) off the internet

[LoungeLizard]

I get the same spam from the internet as everyone else.

My question is: Has anyone ever taken the offer up, or do you know anyone who has?

If so, how much money was paid, was it genuine, did it work?

[WendyS]

No matter how desperate I might be for some of the medications which are offered, I really wouldn't risk buying them from most of the apparently non-reputable sources on the internet which are offering them. Quite apart from the fact that the advertisers can't even spell most of their messages correctly, one has no means of knowing whether or not the drugs come from a reliable source or not. They could just be concoctions mixed up in somebody's dirty bed-sitter. Just remember what happened even in the apparently recently reputable drug trial where six young men were seriously harmed and hospitalised. Just not worth the risk. If you are genuinely in need of such prescriptions you should be able to get them from your GP, either on the NHS or on a private prescription. But from an unproved internet source? NEVER !

[SaxyJag]

Yes. Kamagra Gel. �35 for 20 doses/sachets from a supplier in Malta. And yes, it works (oh yes, it works!!!!). However, it didn't come from a spam email - we found the place via a search engine.

[MaryWhitehorn]

Well, many people falls in the trap of spam and scam online pharmacies. I know few online pharmacy like Medstorerx.com, which are authenticated and provide quality service. The price range is also cheaper as compared with other online stores with maintaining customer data confidential, it proves out ot be the best and reliable online pharmacy.