General Reports

[Reinaldo]

According to their website, the price you quoted is for 10 x 50 mg pills.

http://www.farmaciasdesimilares.com....907_SILDENAFIL%20TAB.

Better still, the Maxifort is cheap. 299 pesos for 10 x 100 mg pills.

FYI

[ItsMeBeyatch]

What was there response after you confronted them about the fake money?

The rates are a bit better going from dollars to pesos in San Ysidro. The rates are a bit better going from pesos to dollars in Tijuana. I don't think the exact kiosk makes much difference.

Be careful on the Tijuana side. On my first ever attempt to exchange on the Tijuana side I mistakenly went into the jewelry business next to an exchange place; the attendant tried to pass me a bad counterfit $100 bill. By bad I mean wrong color, too small, and made of cheap paper.

[HorseTrader]

The rates are a bit better going from dollars to pesos in San Ysidro. The rates are a bit better going from pesos to dollars in Tijuana. I don't think the exact kiosk makes much difference.

Be careful on the Tijuana side. On my first ever attempt to exchange on the Tijuana side I mistakenly went into the jewelry business next to an exchange place; the attendant tried to pass me a bad counterfit $100 bill. By bad I mean wrong color, too small, and made of cheap paper.

[ItsMeBeyatch]

I use pesos for everything except for tipping the girls after I put my hands all over them. They at least deserve a dollar fir that. Best dollar ever spent. A week ago I was quoted $80 and I countered with $60. She said no, $80 I said $70. She said no $80. I said I'll give you $800 pesos but that's my final offer. She said let's go. I basically paid $60 US dollars by paying the $800 pesos. Exchange rate was at 12. 96 to $1. I exchange money at the stand next to where you buy your trolley tickets.

Yesterday the rate in San Ysidro was a bit better than Tijuana. San Ysidro was hovering around 12. 969, with Tijuana around 12. 7. I have found you are better off paying dollars in the bars. But when it comes to SG's definitely use pesos. While they will always quote 20 dollars as a base price, you can always counter with 200 pesos regardless of the exchange rate and they will gladly accept. A savings for you for sure. As far as Cambios and 6 a. M. I can't help you there I'm sleeping at that time.

[Trav56]

For all that have been to Tijuana recently.

Has the Pharmacias picked up on Kamagra yet? Specifically the Oral Jelly. Is it available? .

FYI there is another generic called Maxifort. I've read generally good reviews of these, but not tried myself. It is available at Farmacia similares and other places in Tijuana. I'm planning to try Maxifort on my next trip- there is at least one other generic vitamn V in production, possibly more. Also, Farmacia Similares does not carry Kamagra, according to their website. Better still, the Maxifort is cheap. 299 pesos for 10 x 100 mg pills.

FYI

[Baxter Slade]

Best I saw last week was in San Ysidro before you got too close to the actual border. But realistically it was like 13. 2 compared with 12. 9 (saw in MX) , most of 3. I'm sure there'll be somewhere open even at 6am. But I haven't really found the need to change any money the last couple of visits, just about everywhere knows the exchange rate. AB, HK, LC all have signs up saying they'll take either, basically. Street Girls want more pesos too.

Yesterday the rate in San Ysidro was a bit better than Tijuana. San Ysidro was hovering around 12. 969, with Tijuana around 12. 7. I have found you are better off paying dollars in the bars. But when it comes to SG's definitely use pesos. While they will always quote 20 dollars as a base price, you can always counter with 200 pesos regardless of the exchange rate and they will gladly accept. A savings for you for sure. As far as Cambios and 6 a. M. I can't help you there I'm sleeping at that time.

[CurryMonster]

Can someone tell me what the exchange rate is on the San Diego side. I checked xe. Com, and it shows 1327 pesos for 100 dollars. If I remember correctly, thats pretty high. Is it not? What time do the exchange places open / close on the US side. I remember seeing the rate was alot higher on the US side compared to mexico. If I get to the border by 6 am, is that 2 early to exchange money.

Best I saw last week was in San Ysidro before you got too close to the actual border. But realistically it was like 13. 2 compared with 12. 9 (saw in MX) , most of 3. I'm sure there'll be somewhere open even at 6am. But I haven't really found the need to change any money the last couple of visits, just about everywhere knows the exchange rate. AB, HK, LC all have signs up saying they'll take either, basically. Street Girls want more pesos too.

[Keg]

Hi Phord,

Thanks for your great info. I was in Plaza Rio area this past weekend. I saw the Office Depot. I will certainly try the tacos next time. There is one restaurant a few blocks away. It is called "La Casa De Mole", a very well known and popular restaurant in Tijuana. All the taxi drivers should know it. $1. 00 ride from Plaza Rio. There is live piano music and the food is simply fantastic. The place is always full and the service is very good. Price wise, it is also very reasonable.

TonyG,

Yes, that's a nice little spot, I've taken a chica there for dinner. Good food and reasonable prices, and a pleasant environment with the piano player too.

Good tip.

Keg

[RockHound74]

For all that have been to Tijuana recently.

Has the Pharmacias picked up on Kamagra yet? Specifically the Oral Jelly. Is it available? I have read through and done a search on the boards but nothing mentioned.

Thanks in advance. I will be head to Tijuana next month for a few days and I wanted to know if it was available. It does not give me the headaches like V.

Stay Safe.

[Watnow78]

Just a quick note. If you happen to be near Plaza Rio, and are hankering for some great tacos, I have just the place.

Keep going southeast along Paseo de los Heroes, through the Cuahutemoc glorieta (roundabout) to the Abraham Lincoln glorieta (it's actually walkable if you like). Just past Honest Abe (again, southeast bound) , you'll find an Office Depot on the south side of the street. Parked next to it you'll find a gourmet taco truck. It's there every day but Sunday, but only until 4pm.

Chile relleno tacos, milanesa tacos, pollo mole tacos, Spanish chorizo tacos, and a bunch of other exotic combinations. They're all 13MX/$1US. Well worth the trek.

I will be there for Presidents Day weekend for 2 nights and what excites me the most is the food. Yeah going to bars and clubs and banging girls are on the top of my list of things to do, but there is nothing better than having a good taco on the walk back to Hotel Ticuan. My favorite is going to Playboy Club for 2for1 beers, then HK and Adelitas, bang an alley girl or 2, finally a few tacos. So far the best tacos for me is a little cart on the southwest corner of Revolucion and Calle Septima, out front of the OXXO store. Damn I can't wait!

[Leo Ryder]

Just a quick note. If you happen to be near Plaza Rio, and are hankering for some great tacos, I have just the place.

Keep going southeast along Paseo de los Heroes, through the Cuahutemoc glorieta (roundabout) to the Abraham Lincoln glorieta (it's actually walkable if you like). Just past Honest Abe (again, southeast bound) , you'll find an Office Depot on the south side of the street. Parked next to it you'll find a gourmet taco truck. It's there every day but Sunday, but only until 4pm.

Chile relleno tacos, milanesa tacos, pollo mole tacos, Spanish chorizo tacos, and a bunch of other exotic combinations. They're all 13MX/$1US. Well worth the trek.

Hi Phord,

Thanks for your great info. I was in Plaza Rio area this past weekend. I saw the Office Depot. I will certainly try the tacos next time. There is one restaurant a few blocks away. It is called "La Casa De Mole", a very well known and popular restaurant in Tijuana. All the taxi drivers should know it. $1. 00 ride from Plaza Rio. There is live piano music and the food is simply fantastic. The place is always full and the service is very good. Price wise, it is also very reasonable.

[HelpRules]

Can someone tell me what the exchange rate is on the San Diego side. I checked xe. Com, and it shows 1327 pesos for 100 dollars. If I remember correctly, thats pretty high. Is it not? What time do the exchange places open / close on the US side. I remember seeing the rate was alot higher on the US side compared to mexico. If I get to the border by 6 am, is that 2 early to exchange money.

[Phordphan]

Just a quick note. If you happen to be near Plaza Rio, and are hankering for some great tacos, I have just the place.

Keep going southeast along Paseo de los Heroes, through the Cuahutemoc glorieta (roundabout) to the Abraham Lincoln glorieta (it's actually walkable if you like). Just past Honest Abe (again, southeast bound) , you'll find an Office Depot on the south side of the street. Parked next to it you'll find a gourmet taco truck. It's there every day but Sunday, but only until 4pm.

Chile relleno tacos, milanesa tacos, pollo mole tacos, Spanish chorizo tacos, and a bunch of other exotic combinations. They're all 13MX/$1US. Well worth the trek.

[Burma Jones]

There is now a rope along the sidewalk all the way back to the taxi drop off that leaves the previous lanes open for Sentri and for anyone entering Mexico. The Ready lane and General lane now curve to the left under the curvy bridge and stay along the wall until where the entrance steps used to meet the line. Seemed more practical to keep those entering Mexico from having to cross through those leaving. Plus it left the Sentri Lane entirely empty. The line yesterday morning at 11am was maybe an hour, today at the same time, it was 2 hours.

[RimmDigger]

Its kind of a dbl edged sword, just like having a 12" dick.

Which it isn't your case. Right?

Are you by any chance Ron PimpinIt Jeremy?