Looking for a way. Heard that it’s only by prescription here. True? I found websites that sell generic versions of the drugs but none of them ship to Taiwan. Believe Taiwan does not allow it.
Last year back in the US, I was tested for low testosterone. So I had some problems in the bedroom. Doctor gave me some samples of Cialis which worked great. But now that I’m in Taiwan, I’m trying to find out how I can get some.
Any help would be appreciated.
Go ask a doctor. It shouldn’t be hard. I mean it won’t be difficult.
Thanks, but any recommended doctor that speaks decent english?
You can go to any hospital and make an appointment. Most doctors can get by in English. The trouble will be with the people who make reservations, but they are generally very friendly. I go to Yangming hospital in Tianmu, but any hospital will be glad to help. I don’t know about the local clinics, because they seem to each have their own specialty.
I’ve never had a problem getting my "blood pressure’ medicine shipped to Taiwan. I’ve also had Nexium sent here on a few occasions when my acid reflux has acted up. If you don’t want to deal with the bureaucratic prescription refilling procedures, I’d order online.
Not true.
Buy it over the counter at any pharmacy.
Erm, so I’ve heard.
I think it’s a pretty safe medicine, but I don’t see any reason to buy it illegally. It’s not controlled like opium. Especially if you are taking other medication or have high blood pressure or something, it’s not expensive and you won’t get ripped off by fake pills.
I have heard that most sex shops in Taiwan can help you out. Beware of fakes, and note that they only sell the 100mg version, which in men with no erection problems can cause priapism.
Is that the condition where it remains hard all the time?
Is that the condition where it remains hard all the time?[/quote]
I don’t recall having a hard-on for more than 4 hrs, however it could be that my memory is clouded. priapism is a serious condition, I guess that after 2-3 hours most women would have had enough, and after 4, you might damage the little fellow, and after 6, forget about sex for a long time.
Not true.
Buy it over the counter at any pharmacy.
Erm, so I’ve heard.[/quote]
Walked by a store near Guting Station today. Saw they sold medicine. In the window I saw boxes of Cialis. I wonder if that is a type of place where you can just buy. I’m thinking about going tomorrow to find out.
Not true.
Buy it over the counter at any pharmacy.
Erm, so I’ve heard.[/quote]
Walked by a store near Guting Station today. Saw they sold medicine. In the window I saw boxes of Cialis. I wonder if that is a type of place where you can just buy. I’m thinking about going tomorrow to find out.[/quote]
That’s a good idea.
Also if anyone knows of a place that for sure sells it, please PM me or just post it here. I live near Taipei City Hall but anywhere within Taipei City is fine.
Dude, grow a pair and go to the hospital. DO NOT TRUST OTC meds of this kind.
They will be fakes made in China.
Bah! just grow a pair and get them over the counter like every other bloke in Taiwan. The reason you can see them is because they want you to know they’ve got them, cos they want to sell them. Simple enough.
HG
dude, you don’t need prescription for any drugs in taiwan. There are fake ones from sketchy stores, just to go legit stores.
Go to Ximending, ask for a Shanghai Pharmacy. It’s a large, legit, famous, clean, well-established store and the oldest in taiwan. Everything they sell is legit, and they have all sorts of stuff. I’m sure they have viagra, cialis, and any other drug you want.
Problem solved. Thank me later.
As the man said. you can buy OTC.
Look for the anti-fake measures on the box(halogram etc etc)
Google for details.
You can buy it over the counter at many pharmacies. The better ones will have the legit stuff. The fun part is when you get a pharmacist who doesn’t understand English, so you’ll have to use mime and your acting skills to describe what it is you want. Should be funny; try to get it on your phone and post it here.
Does one need a prescription or can one just buy viagra at a pharmacy? How does it work?
The Shanghai United Pharmacy on Chung Ching South Road and Heng Yang Rd., near the Presidential Palace, has a full array of imported pharmaceuticals. I bought my mom’s Ventolin inhaler there when she had trouble breathing on her last trip here. I used to buy Propecia there, until I gave up on vanity. I imagine they’ll have what you’re looking for.