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[QUOTE=GroovieFan;1721846]I am getting a generic from kaiser. Comes in 20 MG tablets.[/QUOTE]From what I know there is no "generic" Viagra sold in the USA made by Pfizer. (or any other company) Pfizer has patent rights to It's "Viagra" name. I also do not believe that it is dispensed in 20 MG tabs, also. So it must be another ED med.
The three big ED drugs in the United States are Viagra, Cialis & Levitra.
Sildenafil is the active ingredient in Viagra and the largest dose pills I see sold are 100 MG.
Tadalafil is the active ingredient in Cialis and the largest dose pills I see sold are 20 MG.
Vardenafil is the active ingredient in Levitra and the largest dose pills I see sold are also 20 MG.
Sildenafil is the active ingredient in Viagra and is available from Kaiser. It's prescribed in 20 MG tablets because it has another use which is for pulmonary artery hypertension.
[QUOTE=GolfSexRroll;1721892]From what I know there is no "generic" Viagra sold in the USA made by Pfizer. (or any other company) Pfizer has patent rights to It's "Viagra" name. I also do not believe that it is dispensed in 20 MG tabs, also. So it must be another ED med.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Reinaldo;1721990]Sildenafil is the active ingredient in Viagra and is available from Kaiser. It's prescribed in 20 MG tablets because it has another use which is for pulmonary artery hypertension.[/QUOTE]Here's an interesting report. A bit eye-glazing, but interesting.
[URL]http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1994020/[/URL]
Apparently they were testing it for use with angina patients. It didn't work too well for that, but everybody starting sporting wood, so the inventors shouted "Eureka!" and made a beeline for the bank. :D
It does appear to be a very effective vasodilator. At the time this was written, the jury was still out on its overall efficacy in treating pulmonary hypertension. My guess is that it's been proven successful in the 7 or 8 years since this was published.
[QUOTE=Hargow20;1721413]I am looking for a cheap cell phone that I give to a SW in Tijuana. ? Where is the cheapest phone and plan and where is the best place to buy one. ?[/QUOTE]A few weeks back I brought my TRAC Phone down to Tijuana and tested it. Standing on the 3rd floor in open to sky area I got a good US signal and it worked liked it should.
The phone can be bought for like $25. And you buy 90 days and about 120 minutes for like $20. Good deal.
The Tall Man.
[QUOTE=TheTallMan;1722042]A few weeks back I brought my TRAC Phone down to Tijuana and tested it. Standing on the 3rd floor in open to sky area I got a good US signal and it worked liked it should.
The phone can be bought for like $25. And you buy 90 days and about 120 minutes for like $20. Good deal.
The Tall Man.[/QUOTE]Actually, I think OP plans to give the phone to one of the heroin-addicted gringa streetwalkers. So, it would have to be some cheap-o Mexican phone.
When I go to a thread like this one its just a list newest to oldest of millions of post. How do I get them in the format of conversations like a threaded view. I read in the help you can click on the "display options" supposedly in the top right part of the screen but I do not see this at all and trying to parse through all this to get reasonable information is making smoke come out of my ears.
TIA
[QUOTE=GolfSexRroll;1721892]From what I know there is no "generic" Viagra sold in the USA made by Pfizer. (or any other company) Pfizer has patent rights to It's "Viagra" name. I also do not believe that it is dispensed in 20 MG tabs, also. So it must be another ED med.[/QUOTE]I have been getting this prescription for over a year. Never said it was labeled Viagra. It is right in my hand. Really don't care if you don't believe me.
[QUOTE=GroovieFan;1722346]I have been getting this prescription for over a year. Never said it was labeled Viagra. It is right in my hand. Really don't care if you don't believe me.[/QUOTE]NO need to get all defensive! I was just saying that it was NOT a Viagra "generic"!
[QUOTE=LeSinge;1722231]When I go to a thread like this one its just a list newest to oldest of millions of post. How do I get them in the format of conversations like a threaded view. I read in the help you can click on the "display options" supposedly in the top right part of the screen but I do not see this at all and trying to parse through all this to get reasonable information is making smoke come out of my ears.[/QUOTE]As far as I know there is no threaded view. The reports are just a single long list in reverse chronological order. It is a pain, especially because you can't even see new posts marked as "New" if they go past the first page.
You get used to it.
[QUOTE=LeSinge;1722231]When I go to a thread like this one its just a list newest to oldest of millions of post. How do I get them in the format of conversations like a threaded view. I read in the help you can click on the "display options" supposedly in the top right part of the screen but I do not see this at all and trying to parse through all this to get reasonable information is making smoke come out of my ears.
TIA[/QUOTE]Welcome to the forum.
I felt the same when I first started reading this forum. But that was before my first visit to Zona Norte. Now, the format makes good sense. We tend to ramble from topic to topic in the same post, so this format works for us.
I spend about 10 minutes each day reading the latest posts. If you do the same, you will feel more comfortable in about a week.
Every time I walk past the 1500 foot line of humanity to get to the border crossing, saving hours in line, I never ceased to be amazed at the value of those little plastic cards. I never turn around to see what must be hundreds of glaring eyes.
Hi guys. I need some advice. I'm planning on going to zona norte this weekend and taking a buddy for his last hurrah before he ties the knot. We've gone there quite a bit, but for his last hurrah he is requesting that we stay at one of the hotels either the one above HK or the for above AB. One is called Cascadas. Can't remember which, and don't remember what the other is called.
Here are my questions:
Which of the two should we stay at? We will probably be bouncing around between both places. I like HK during the day but prefer AB during the night.
What does it cost? How do I go about making a reservation?
Do they have rooms with 2 beds? Not planning on toda la noche session. Just want to watch out for each other's safety.
Any advice / insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
[QUOTE=PartyGod;1722706]Hi guys. I need some advice. I'm planning on going to zona norte this weekend and taking a buddy for his last hurrah before he ties the knot. We've gone there quite a bit, but for his last hurrah he is requesting that we stay at one of the hotels either the one above HK or the for above AB. One is called Cascadas. Can't remember which, and don't remember what the other is called.
Here are my questions:
Which of the two should we stay at? We will probably be bouncing around between both places. I like HK during the day but prefer AB during the night.
What does it cost? How do I go about making a reservation?
Do they have rooms with 2 beds? Not planning on toda la noche session. Just want to watch out for each other's safety.
Any advice / insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.[/QUOTE]Cascades is located above Hong Kong Bar and Las Chevelas.
Here is Cascades' website:
[URL]http://hotelcascadas.com/[/URL]
Per the website, the cost for single rooms is $70 and the double rooms (with 2 beds) go for $90 a night on Friday & Saturday nights.
These website prices are if you make a reservation online at their site, you keep the confirmation number, and you cross your fingers they kept your reservation.
Showing up without a reservation might cost you $5 to $10 more per room per night this weekend as the regular rack rate.
If you buy a HK VIP card before paying for the room, the card's 20% discount will be a better deal. The VIP card discount and the reservation discounts do not stack.
Hotel Coahuila is above Adelitas Bar. Their rooms go for $45 a night and they have no double rooms that I am aware of.
They have no website and they don't take reservations and they often sell out (sometimes early) on weekends.
So if you want to insure that you and your buddy can get a full view of each other doing' the nasty, make a reservation online at Cascades.
[QUOTE=PartyGod;1722706]Hi guys. I need some advice. I'm planning on going to zona norte this weekend and taking a buddy for his last hurrah before he ties the knot. We've gone there quite a bit, but for his last hurrah he is requesting that we stay at one of the hotels either the one above HK or the for above AB. One is called Cascadas. Can't remember which, and don't remember what the other is called.
Here are my questions:
Which of the two should we stay at? We will probably be bouncing around between both places. I like HK during the day but prefer AB during the night.
What does it cost? How do I go about making a reservation?
Do they have rooms with 2 beds? Not planning on toda la noche session. Just want to watch out for each other's safety.
Any advice / insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.[/QUOTE]At Cascadas, you can bring girls from HK, LC, and BT. Also many SGs will go there as well, so it is a better option.
Here is the link for the hotel:
[URL]http://hotelcascadas.com/hotel-rooms.php[/URL]
You can make reservations online.