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Canadian Tadalafil (generic Cialis)

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alan1951
alan1951

Guys, I've recently gone on Meidcare. Just prior to enrolling, I was taking daily Cialis (5mg), that my insurance covered.  I can no longer afford the out-of-pocket costs of Cialis, since Medicare doesn't cover it - or so I'm told.  

My question:  Have any of you ever tried generic Cialis ("Tadalafil"wink from a Canadian pharmacy?  Not interested in knowing pharmacy names, costs, etc.  I'd simply like to know if you've either had success with generic Cialis, or you haven't.  Supposedly, there are risks involved.

For what it's worth, I've already tried other maintenance medications from Canada, and with great success.  Just curious about generic Cialis. 

One final note.  Teva Pharamceuticals is about to receive the rights to manufacture a generic version of Cialis, but that isn't to be implemented until May of 2017, and even then its cost will still be exorbitant, due to a lack of competition.

Any thoughts you can supply will be greatly appreciated.

 

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  • Dawnay
    Dawnay alan1951

    Posted

    I bought some from China and they worked like the USA ones, I surely would think Canadian is just fine too.
  • david41064
    david41064 alan1951

    Posted

    Just read somewhere that you can buy the exact same chemical that is Viagra for pennies.  The same may be true for Cialis.  I'll do some research.

  • kenneth1955
    kenneth1955 alan1951

    Posted

    I buy mine from canada I get 100mg and they work great.  With my insurance they wanted $300 for 6 pills.  I get them much cheaper from canada  Take care  Ken 
    • anthony2858
      anthony2858 kenneth1955

      Posted

      Good Sunday morning Ken,

      i have been on tamsulosin for years and if I stay on it even 5 days consecutive it causes my sex drive to drop significantly,  and it doesn't seem to work anymore anyways,   One doctor told me to take 2 every day it seemed to help for a while but I had no sex drive and no emission when I finally did reach my peak during sex,   My lady was concerned I was no longer in to her.

      my question is do you think if I were to switch from Tamsulosin to cialis I may have some better results?

      Thanks Ken.

    • kenneth1955
      kenneth1955 anthony2858

      Posted

      Good afternoon.  That is a good question.  I know when I was on Flomax and rapaflo they did not help me but it did give me retro it sucked.  If it does not help you I would switch, try it.  Ask your doctor tell him your concern.  Start out with a low dose and see what happen.  You can always go back.  If you like I can ask my doctor what he thinks Let me know.  . 
    • anthony2858
      anthony2858 kenneth1955

      Posted

      I would love to ask my doctor, but when I asked him if Tamsulosin would cause a lowered sex drive and RE or a reduction thereof,  he told me no it would not.   I asked myself do I want to risk staying with this doctor.  I know that that these symptoms can be caused by Tamsulosin.

      so yes if next time you see your doc will you run that by him?   If you could message me directly instead of a post I will surely get it!    Thanks Ken.

    • jimjames
      jimjames anthony2858

      Posted

      Ken,

      You owe it to yourself to find out. I have used both and 5mg Daily Cialis worked as well, if not better than Tamsulosin for BPH. Daily Cialis also had no retro ejaculation and enhanced erections, two things Tamsulosin doesn't do.

      Jim

    • kenneth1955
      kenneth1955 jimjames

      Posted

      I was on it Flomax do not like the side effect.  Retro was the pits.  I take viagra because of my sugar and high pressure. It help my friend if you know what I mean.  I get them from canada 100mg 140 pill for $147 
  • j12080
    j12080 alan1951

    Posted

    Does anyone have experience with Alfluzosin 10 mg? I am told no RE no ED and good with BPH symptoms. 
    • oldbuzzard
      oldbuzzard j12080

      Posted

      Although there are somet exceptions, alpha blockers don't usually work all that well for BPH. But lfusosin should be your first choice - no side effects and no RE - at least for me

  • alan1951
    alan1951

    Posted

    THANK you, my brothers-in-suffering, for your advice on Canadian Cialis.  It's invaluable.  I will probably look into it, as I can't afford $450.00 for 30 5-mg pills.  Outrageous.  Before I go on, I can attest to the fact as to how much relief Cialis (5mg daily) provided for me.  One word of caution for my friends who are contemplating taking a PDE5 (medspeak for Levitra, Cialis, or Viagra).   Do be careful if you're taking an alpha blocker with the aforesaid ED drugs. 

    Following is a list of alpha blockers:

    Alfuzosin (Uroxatral)

    Doxazosin (Cardura)

    Prazosin (Minipress)

    Silodosin (Rapaflo)

    Tamsulosin (Flomax)

    Terazosin (Hytrin)

    I'm saying use caution, because both drugs have the potential to lower blood pressure.  Taken together, there is a synergistic effect that has the potential for danger.  Talk to your health care professional.  Once again, thanks for the information on Canadian Cialis.  You guys are the absolute best.

  • nealpros
    nealpros alan1951

    Posted

    Many men on here have found that Cialis works for a while, then it doesn't. I used to get it from a Canadian pharmacy and it looked and acted like American Cialis did. It also had the same side effects, which leads me to believe it was the same stuff.

    Neal

  • gmoney
    gmoney alan1951

    Posted

    use it and it works.  $.68 per pill when buying 90 day supply with doctor's prescription.  Have had no side effects.

    • gmoney
      gmoney

      Posted

      Interesting about this thread and others - the question was about CIALIS from Canada and then mixed in is all these other topics about flomax, alpha blockers and more.  These threads would be more useful and helpful if people would stick to the subject.
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