Is everyone under 30 years old using Viagra for recreation?

by James Kirby

Erectile-dysfunction drugs such as Viagra and its newer rivals, Levitra and Cialis, were developed and intended for those suffering from erectile dysfunction due to age or any number of medical or psychological conditions. The common view is that ED is an ‘old man' problem and by extension that all users under 30 must be taking the drugs for recreational purposes. There is some evidence to suggest that these pharmaceuticals have caught on as recreational drugs in some circumstances and that men who have never suffered from impotence or performance anxiety, are using ED treatments anyway, in some cases as an insurance policy against the effects of alcohol, in others simply to enhance endurance.

There are also reports of Viagra being combined with ecstasy in drug club culture to produce an aphrodisiac drug called ‘sextasy'. According to James Kirby, a spokesman for Firstmed, an online impotence clinic, “ most worrying is the trend amongst many in the gay community of mixing Viagra and Amyl nitrate(otherwise known as ‘poppers‘). Combining the two chemicals can cause dangerously low blood pressure.

Anyone who uses amyl nitrate is denied treatment as a result.
However, the reality is that not all under 30's are taking ED treatments for recreational purposes. Indeed, Pfizer contends that if someone can feel the effect of Viagra, then they, by definition, have lost some sexual function. Sexual function starts to fade in the 20s."Viagra helps to improve erectile function which isn't optimal, "says Pfizer's Dr. Sweeney. "If you're a 20-year-old college guy with no diseases and you have great erectile function, it's not going to do anything for you. It can't make it go beyond normal."

In young men in particular, ED treatments may help to alleviate performance anxiety. A third of ED cases are due to psychological reasons, significant psychological and social components such as guilt, depression, anxiety, tension or marital discord may affect the erectile ability of a man of any age.

The presence of ED will normally cause some anxiety which, in turn, will make it more difficult to get an erection next time – and so on. This ‘domino' effect is a common cause of temporary impotence and most sexually active men will experience at some point in their lives.

The strong psychological component to maintaining a satisfactory erection, means that ED treatments can be effective in men of all ages and it is not valid to assume that all users under a certain age are recreational ones. While it is true that the likelihood of erectile dysfunction does increase with years, ED is far from being a problem faced strictly by men over a certain age.



James Kirby is the marketing manager for Firstmed, which is the leading online Viagra and other medication in the UK.
Firstmed Consulting
www.firstmed.co.uk

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Where to buy Viagra Online

Have you ever tried to search for online pharmacies that sell Viagra? Well, I have and I can tell you that it was not an easy search. There were so many sites that lead you to some bogus end. What I am trying to do here is to make you a list for some online pharmacies and their prices so you can buy your Viagra online easier. I know the list is still far from perfect but hey, I am just trying to help.

Online Pharmacy	Quantity						Price/Pill
Extra Cheap Drugs	Viagra 10x100mg						$13.37
BestLifeRx	Viagra 12x100mg						$10.00
euviagra	Viagra 10x100mg						Euro 19
BestLifeRx	Generic Viagra 8x100mg						$4.80
Extra Cheap Drugs	Generic Viagra 10x100mg						$5.17

Kamagra-the cheaper Viagra
By Jenifer d'souze

Introduction
Ever since the launch of Viagra in the market, people who have been using them have been looking for cheaper options-thus enter Kamagra! The logic behind the price-cuts has been that the branded companies have been trying to re-cycle their cash cows in the market by avoiding the promotional costs. Much of this activity has been made possible because the branded versions of the drug had already had patency from the FDA. However, it was only on the expiry of the patency period that the generic versions of the drugs could be launched in the market. This does not mean that the generic drugs like Generic Viagra functions anything different from the branded twin. Functionally Kamagra and Viagra are twin souls and undergo the same time-testing regulatory procedures of FDA for safety. Let’s dig a little deeper to know the intervention of Kamagra or Generic Viagra in the lives of those millions of men suffering from erectile dysfunction (ED).

What is Kamagra?
Before we have our mind racing and pulses beating let us be particular about one thing-Kamagra or Generic Viagra is no pill to be popped in as and when you like. It is discreet pill used for the treatment of male erectile dysfunction. It can help many men who have erectile dysfunction to get and keep an erection when they are sexually aroused. Chemically, it contains citrate salt of Sildenafil same ingredient used in Viagra.

How does Kamagra work?
Kamagra dilates the arteries in the penis and thus allows filling of blood into sinusoids (small spaces in the penis). As the penis hardens, the veins are compressed restricting the blood flow out of the penis. This filling of blood into the penile space causes an erection.
The success rate has been found to be much in favor of using the drugs in the treatment of ED-four out of five men who take Kamagra showed an improvement with erections, regardless of their age or how long they had ED.

How is the tablet taken?
Kamagra is usually taken once in a day, usually a tablet an hour before having sex. Don’t take more than one tablet in 24 hours. The medicine comes in strengths of 50mg and 100mg. Most patients can start with 50mg. Even if you take Kamagra, you still need physical and mental stimulation and desire to have an erection. If your first dose of Kamagra does not help, call your doctor. Your doctor may want to change your tablet strength.

Does Kamagra have any side effects in the body?
The side effects are as normal as is the case with those having Viagra. However, it is particularly important for your doctor to know about any abnormalities or changes, etc. The usual signs are as follows:
- Headache
- Flushing (face and upper body turning red and warm)
- Stomach upset
- Running nose
- Vision changes (Things look blue)
Headache is the most common side effect. Vision changes are least common. Talk to your doctor if you have any side effects that bother you.

Conclusion
If you are looking for further price-cuts and buy Kamagra online you must not compromise on your health. You would still need a doctor’s recommendation and still would need to follow the precautionary measures that need to be followed for any prescription drugs. Share your past medical reports with your doctor and let him or her know about what medicines you have been taking or are taking. Kamagra has been designed to last between 30 minutes and four hours for most patients-but always remember to keep a close watch on your health and be ready to contact your doctor the moment you face discomfort, while and after using Kamagra.

Jenifer is an associated editor to the website http://www.finegenerics.com . It is committed to provide visitors with complete information on Generic Viagra, Kamagra, erectile dysfunction

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Should I buy generic Viagra online?

By Kerry Hill

Many people are not comfortable with buying generics online. But if you buy generics either online or at your local pharmacy, you can save a whole lot of money. It is smart to be leery of some of these online pharmacies because there are some out there that are not honorable.

The sites that I purchase my generic Viagra from have been outstanding. Their drugs have always worked and I've never had an issue with shipping or service.

If you're like me then you would probably rather go to the local pharmacy. But if you live in the US, you can only get brand name Pfizer Viagra at the pharmacy. And Pfizer Viagra is not cheap. The pills go for around $10.00 each. I've seen prices for generic Viagra on the web for $1.55 per pill. Some sites are even cheaper than that. But guess what, there is no generic version approved in the US. Too bad for US customers, but not so bad for Pfizer.

If you've done much surfing on the web looking up Viagra information, then I'm sure you have read the following. "There is no such thing as generic Viagra. Generic Viagra is illegal. Generic Viagra is unsafe and produced in unsanitary conditions." Don't believe the hype!

Given that it is purchased from a reputable source, generic Viagra is just as effective as brand name. I'm not telling you this because I've read it somewhere. I'm telling you this because I've experienced it myself, firsthand. I've tried brand name Viagra and it works great. I've also tried generic Viagra from several online pharmacies and they worked just as great.

As far as safety is concerned, the generic Viagra that I've experienced gave me pretty much the same side effects as brand name Viagra. You know, the flushed face and stuffy nose. Now I can't vouch for the safety of any drug. Drugs affect different people in different ways. But I will say this. I haven't seen a case where generic Viagra purchased from any of the sources that I purchase from has done anyone harm.

Do some research of your own. Check out the websites of some major pharmaceutical companies that produce generic Viagra "Sildenafil Citrate". These include Cipla, Cooper Pharma, Zydus Alidac, and others. These companies are regulated by the World Health Organization, the United Nations specialized agency for health. They do not fall under the jurisdiction of the US Food and Drug Administration, as they are not based in the United States. So they are completely within their right to produce the drug Sildenafil Citrate.

The confusion over generic Viagra being legal is far from settled. Pfizer has many lawsuits pending over this matter. Microsoft and Pfizer even have a lawsuit pending concerning spam Viagra emails. These emails are annoying but it is hard to enforce rules to stop them. One thing is for sure; Since Pfizer released Viagra in 1998, much money has been made on the sale of this drug, brand name and generic.

The positive thing about this situation is that men with erectile dysfunction can benefit from this wonder drug. Those who have insurance plans that cover most of the costs of Viagra will probably continue to make their purchases at their local pharmacy. And I don't blame them. But for those of us who don't the world wide web is just a click away for some great deals on generic Viagra online.



This article was written by Kerry R. Hill, the main author at http://www.theviagrawebsite.com, an information portal to http://www.easiermeds.com. All articles can be read at the site as well. Feedback is greatly appreciated. Contact him at mail@theviagrawebsite.com.

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Guide to Viagra

Guide to Viagra

What is Viagra?

Viagra is a brand name Sildenafil Citrate manufactured by Pfizer to treat male erectile dysfunction (a condition where a male is unable to have a rigid (hard) penis or to keep a rigid penis long enough during a sexual activity). Viagra comes in a tablet of 25mg, 50mg, and 100mg.

How does Viagra works?

Viagra increases body’s ability to achieve and maintain an erection by increasing blood flow into penis during sexual simulation. Viagra should be taken 1 hour to 30 minutes prior to any sexual activity. Do not take Viagra more than 1 tablet in 24 hours.

Viagra or Generic Viagra?

Generic Viagra is a generic equivalent of Viagra that contains the same sildenafil citrate as its counterpart Viagra. Generic Viagra is equal in effectiveness and sold at much cheaper rate than Viagra.

Some brands for Generic Viagra are:

Kamagra, by Ajanta Pharmaceutical

Zenegra, by Alkem

Silagra, by Cipla

Meltabs, by Ajanta

Caverta, by Ranbaxy

How to buy Viagra online?

In the United States, you will need doctor’s prescription to buy Viagra. However, there are some online pharmacies from other country that do not require prescription and ship all over the world. It is not recommended to treat Erectile Dysfunction (ED) without any medical consultations with your doctor.