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  1. #40276
    Quote Originally Posted by GringoTrooper  [View Original Post]
    Just a heads up, bringing any pharmaceuticals back from Colombia to the states is a felony.
    I may or may not have a friend that had an extremely close encounter with customs upon return to the states regarding this same exact situation.
    That is interesting. First, please note I am European. I am not sure if the regulation is the same as in USA, or a bit more lenient.

    Before COVID, in one year I was used to enter USA say 2 times, plus say 3-4 times to Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia (the 3 in each trip), say 2 times to Colombia, Ecuador.

    Whenever the trip is longer than 3-4 days and I have my luggage checked in, I always bring a whole big *BAG* of various drugs in my luggage, to cover most kinds of disease and discomfort I may face overseas, including pain killers, antinflammatory, antibiotics, for sore throat, flue, fever,. Of course I seldom needed them, but if I have a problem I like to have my stuff in my bag at hand, rather than to have to go looking for farmacy.

    Well, outbound in that bag there is always a supply of Sildenafil sufficient for the whole trip duration, and inbound if I come back from Colombia be sure I have at least 15 boxes of 4 x50 MG Sildenafil Genfar (I cut the blisters to make them smallerr and pack them tight together in other boxes, because the original boxes would take too much room). I have never had a single problem with customs. Once they started to look into my drug bag, and from my side it was enough to say they were for my personal usage, because my trip was longer than 1 week.

    To be honest, I could not be sure about what would happen if the customs police identifies 60-80 blue pills with other drugs in my luggage, as I do not have the prescription. However, I have been used to criss-cross borders frantically, and Singapore is usually very strict.

  2. #40275

    Jajaja

    Quote Originally Posted by HuskerDude  [View Original Post]
    Being a pharmacist, I say the generic drugs are the way to go. The active ingredient of both the generic & band name drugs are made in the same place. The active ingredient is then sent to the various manufacturers, where they stamp out the pills or make into capsules.
    Do you seriously think that applies to every country in the world.

  3. #40274
    Quote Originally Posted by Osteoknot  [View Original Post]
    The "equivalence" used to tout the non-difference is based on milligram to milligram comparison. There is so much more to it grasshopper, more than I can teach you here. In a nutshell, the excipients, binders, and the manufacturing process can be vastly different. This can (not always) greatly alter the AUC (Area Under the Curve) or the biovavailibility of ANY generic drug. If the peaks and valleys of the curve are not aligned with the brand name drug, the generic can become totally ineffective. This involves time of onset and trough levels needed for a drug to be effective. There are entire seminars on this topic. The information is hard to fine because the public is handed the line that all these drugs are equivalent mainly so formularies of insurance companies can save money. That is not to say that a generic can't be as good as the original. It's possible. But not automatic. If you want empirical evidence, talk to a mom who had her kid's Ritalin or other stimulant med switched without their permission, and the night and day difference it made in behavior of said kid, even thought the drug was the "same. " You were right about one thing, there is a huge psychological component in both directions: being told the generic is just as good; or believing it is inferior because it is generic. Why do you think a standard Rx has a "Do Not Substitute" box on it? Because certain drugs are infamous for being ineffective as generics, and that's when the box gets checked by the prescribing physician.
    Being a pharmacist, I say the generic drugs are the way to go. The active ingredient of both the generic & band name drugs are made in the same place. The active ingredient is then sent to the various manufacturers, where they stamp out the pills or make into capsules.

  4. #40273
    Quote Originally Posted by Osteoknot  [View Original Post]
    The "equivalence" used to tout the non-difference is based on milligram to milligram comparison.
    All that you say can be true, but again if the manufacturer is a well reputed industry the molecule of the active principle is the same, the quantity of the active principle is the declared amount within tolerance margins, and the excipients of course do not have to be exactly the same to not impair the drug effectiveness. We are speaking about sildenafil, not a psychoactive drug with effects sensitive to microvariations in dosage!

    You should be more concerned about how the boxes of "authentic Viagra" were stored on their way from the industry to the farmacy to your hands, in what conditions and temperature, than about possible low quality of MK or Genfar products.

    Quote Originally Posted by Osteoknot  [View Original Post]
    Why do you think a standard Rx has a "Do Not Substitute" box on it?
    Indeed this can be considered close to a scam, forcing the people to pay more without necessity. It should be "do not substitute with a dubious product"!

    In my country (a major country in Europe) it is simply NOT LEGAL to sell any generic which is not 100% equivalent to the original. I assume this is obvious in any country except in the 4th world. A drug which does not pass a strict verification process is not authorized for sale.

    I tell you more: here we have a law that obliges the doctors to prescribe the generic, if available, and not explicitely the original, unless the generic is not equivalent. It was done exactly to forbid dishonest doctors to prescribe more expensive products, when equivalent cheaper generic are available, presumably because lured by big farma with gifts etc. In some cases, the public service does not reimbourse original products above the price of the equivalent generic.

  5. #40272
    Without criticizing, just out of curiosity for those guys who claim they go bareback, which means penetrating vagina Without a condom, What do you think about catching sexually-transmitted diseases?

    Apparently there are entire forums devoted to bareback activities. Which is unexpected considering everybody Has been told in school never to take the condom off. I just want to know what you guys are thinking when you go bareback.

    There is actually a rule in this form that prevents members criticizing other members not practicing safe sex.

  6. #40271

    Finally a monger with an IQ over 130 hahaha

    Quote Originally Posted by Osteoknot  [View Original Post]
    The "equivalence" used to tout the non-difference is based on milligram to milligram comparison. There is so much more to it grasshopper, more than I can teach you here. In a nutshell, the excipients, binders, and the manufacturing process can be vastly different. This can (not always) greatly alter the AUC (Area Under the Curve) or the biovavailibility of ANY generic drug. If the peaks and valleys of the curve are not aligned with the brand name drug, the generic can become totally ineffective. This involves time of onset and trough levels needed for a drug to be effective. There are entire seminars on this topic. The information is hard to fine because the public is handed the line that all these drugs are equivalent mainly so formularies of insurance companies can save money. That is not to say that a generic can't be as good as the original. It's possible. But not automatic. If you want empirical evidence, talk to a mom who had her kid's Ritalin or other stimulant med switched without their permission, and the night and day difference it made in behavior of said kid, even thought the drug was the "same. " You were right about one thing, there is a huge psychological component in both directions: being told the generic is just as good; or believing it is inferior because it is generic. Why do you think a standard Rx has a "Do Not Substitute" box on it? Because certain drugs are infamous for being ineffective as generics, and that's when the box gets checked by the prescribing physician.
    Thanks.

    I always request the best.

    I only use name brand meds.

  7. #40270

    I believe you. I believe you could have found a generic boner drug

    Quote Originally Posted by LuckyNuts  [View Original Post]
    Here's the one you want guys. Generic Sedenifil made in Bogota. I'm a teenager again with these pills. I cut them in half and take about an hour to two hours before sex washing down with lots of beer LOL. And they're really cheap at one of the pharmacies on calle 10 I think less than $3.00 for two 100 mg pills if I remember correctly. So for me that 75 cents per session.
    That works as good as the branded version. See my previous post about generics. The issue is complex and not easily understood without advanced training, not the kind you get from the Internet. Unfortunately, the generics have to be evaluated almost on case by case basis. My previous experience was I found a generic boner drug that was no better than placebo. Thanks for the recommendation and I will keep an eye out for what you listed.

  8. #40269

    Lol

    Quote Originally Posted by Forever18  [View Original Post]
    Has anyone try SA at Ukraine or Russia? If so, what's the going rate for 2 hours and overnight for intimate encounter there?
    Nov 2018 I went to Moscow for my bday, I had never tried SA before, well Moscow is a very tough town to monger, so I thought I would try SA within 1-2 hours a few girls including an African sent me messages.

    I asked how much most said either $1500 or $2000 for 2 hrs, I laughed and responded OK, 2000 or 1500 rubles, they immediately blocked me, 2 or 3 hrs later I was blocked from SA.

    Someone must of reported me, and SA kicked me off and gave me a refund.

  9. #40268

    Maybe you should ask.

    Quote Originally Posted by Forever18  [View Original Post]
    Has anyone try SA at Ukraine or Russia? If so, what's the going rate for 2 hours and overnight for intimate encounter there?
    Maybe you should ask in the Russia or Ukraine forum. They would know better.

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  11. #40266

    Why?

    Quote Originally Posted by Questner  [View Original Post]
    People move to another girl whose phone is posted. She is not available at least at the moment. Some providers without phone numbers can be located through other fora.
    Why even post though? Or do you mean at one point the ad had a number and then the poster removed it but decided to leave the ad?

  12. #40265
    Quote Originally Posted by Kazeu  [View Original Post]
    Am I missing something here? Theres a large number of ads on photoprepagos without phone numbers like this one.

    https://www.photoprepagos.com/prepag...uales-id-z7s8t

    How are people supposed to make contact?
    People move to another girl whose phone is posted. She is not available at least at the moment. Some providers without phone numbers can be located through other fora.

  13. #40264

    SA question

    Has anyone try SA at Ukraine or Russia? If so, what's the going rate for 2 hours and overnight for intimate encounter there?

  14. #40263

    All Generics are Not Equivalent to Their Branded Counterparts

    Quote Originally Posted by BlackPage  [View Original Post]
    Claiming that a generic drug is not effective as the "original" just demonstrates the huge ignorance of the claimer. The chemical substance is the same, exactly the same. How could the paper box and label have an effect?

    The only precaution is to buy drugs from industries with a reputation, that is not from anonymous suppliers on the Internet. In Colombia, MK and Genfar are maybe the two most important pharmaceutical industries, under the quality control of the government. No way something with that brand could be fake or "less effective".
    Every time I go (went) to Colombia, I brough back to my country 10 or more 4x50mg boxes of Sildenafil Genfar. It's a huge saving compared to the prices in my country.

    Especially with this kind of products, psychological issues have a major impact. If someone starts to doubt of the pill, it is guaranteed that he will perceive lower performance.

    What is stupid is to buy a pill for $5 because "original", when the generic costs less than 50c. Come on!
    Still, Pfizer is well aware that there is people who believes that a pill costing 10 times more MUST be more effective, MUST be better. They charge, and some people pays. Look at ibuprofene and compare the cost of big bottles at CVS, with "original" headache killers. In my country, there are brands selling boxes of 10 pills 200mg ibuprofene for 10 euro, when a big bottle of 200 such pills at CVS may cost more or less the same.
    The "equivalence" used to tout the non-difference is based on milligram to milligram comparison. There is so much more to it grasshopper, more than I can teach you here. In a nutshell, the excipients, binders, and the manufacturing process can be vastly different. This can (not always) greatly alter the AUC (Area Under the Curve) or the biovavailibility of ANY generic drug. If the peaks and valleys of the curve are not aligned with the brand name drug, the generic can become totally ineffective. This involves time of onset and trough levels needed for a drug to be effective. There are entire seminars on this topic. The information is hard to fine because the public is handed the line that all these drugs are equivalent mainly so formularies of insurance companies can save money. That is not to say that a generic can't be as good as the original. It's possible. But not automatic. If you want empirical evidence, talk to a mom who had her kid's Ritalin or other stimulant med switched without their permission, and the night and day difference it made in behavior of said kid, even thought the drug was the "same. " You were right about one thing, there is a huge psychological component in both directions: being told the generic is just as good; or believing it is inferior because it is generic. Why do you think a standard Rx has a "Do Not Substitute" box on it? Because certain drugs are infamous for being ineffective as generics, and that's when the box gets checked by the prescribing physician.

  15. #40262

    Its ok if you also call me Capt Obvious

    Quote Originally Posted by GeneHickman  [View Original Post]
    Agree pics and video sould be like an enticement. Not a pay for item, no clue why people pay for that shit.
    If they have $20 to send, that's more than the minuscule amount of self esteem they have.

    Has anyone looked at the stats for global internet traffic, its seems 146% is free porn LOL.

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