Medellin Reports

Gents,

I will be in Medellin for the first time in a few weeks. Can Z-packs (Azitromicina), troferit (cougs/colds), Viagra, Cialis and Garasone (pink eye) be bought in the pharmacies w/o a prescription?

Thanks

[quote]This blonde is really something else. When I "discovered" her in her Medellin barrio of Buenos Aires back in her day I never knew what an entrepreneur she would turn out to be. Now shes telling guys shes a medical student, got guys sending money, and procures girls from her barrio for guys. She and I joked recently of how she used to tell me "Whatever you want to help me out with is fine. " 80k a weekend and company used to make her really happy! I have always gone for the stars/proven commodities in the hot spots but the way I found her was different. I guess Ricker would call a diamond in the rough. Things change fast! Anyone I know personally can pm me for her number.

The other girls are I guess what Colombians call gresia? (<-spelling is incorrect). Something like a novia/ more an amiga con derechas/ definately a scenester. Not pros, they don't want money but they do need to "see and be seen" looking cute in hotspots around town with you. They all look quite similiar: cute, well dressed, and always looking to go the nicest rest. Or party.

But to be seen with one gresia around town you will get the attention of, meet and eventually sleep and other gresias in town, not to mention her circle of friends. And the cycle goes on and on and on. I don't like posting pic of non pro on here at all but what the heck. But then again this scene is not unlike Hollywood, Vegas or South Beach, just a whole lot cheaper.[/quote]I definitely remember her from Fase Dos.

[QUOTE=Ricker]Bottom line is, guys like Dazed come and go. Best just to ignore him.
At the end of the day, he´s most likely a pretty lonely dude, trying to feel special.Just a bunch of blah blah blah.[/QUOTE]Oh yes I agree with you!
He posted similar blahblah on the CTG forum few days before.
He started claiming that he was planning to spend up to 2000USD/day, that he does not like to mix with others (cumulatively defined as "poors"), and then he:
- went giving money to Tony;
- rented an apartment by Juan;
- had lunch in Bocagrande at Riquisimo!
Those who know a bit of CTG understand what I mean. This is unbelievable crap! In spite of this, there were still some who liked his posts.
I would suggest people to be careful in trusting this kind of posts.
My full comments to his claimed adventures, including some suggestions on how to spend 1k-2k USD/day in a better way in CTG:
[post]821645[/post]

Accidentially deleted this before.

You can't take it with you, but some guys like to bragg how much they spend, I like to bragg on what I saved, but I'm learnin to give some of the low rent girls lots of mola because it really helps them, they remember you, and they appreciate it so much, and they tell thier hott friends.

[QUOTE=HoleRanger]Gents,

I will be in Medellin for the first time in a few weeks. Can Z-packs (Azitromicina), troferit (cougs/colds), Viagra, Cialis and Garasone (pink eye) be bought in the pharmacies w/o a prescription?

Thanks[/QUOTE]Yes.

You only need scripts for narcotics.

[QUOTE=HoleRanger]Gents,

I will be in Medellin for the first time in a few weeks. Can Z-packs (Azitromicina), troferit (cougs/colds), Viagra, Cialis and Garasone (pink eye) be bought in the pharmacies w/o a prescription?

Thanks[/QUOTE]If you need any script from a doctor look for a clinic that deals in *general health such as clinica "CES" located not far from plaza botero. I saw a doctor within 15 minutes for $7 US will full check up and I got a 60 day script for xanax. Gotta love SA!

[QUOTE=Tom 33]Yes.

You only need scripts for narcotics.[/QUOTE]And antibiotics now, iirc?

You don't need a script for antibiotics, I purchased amoxicillin & azithromycin at the Pomona in Oviedo last month.

You also don't need a script for viagra/cialis.

Malodr,

Thanks. I think I saw your posts earlier. Here is a link I found for
the Hotel Florida

[url]http://www.hotelfloridamedellin.com/[/url]

Artisttyp,

Thanks for the hotel info. Here is a corrected link...

[url]http://www.hotelboteroplaza.com/[/url]

All,

Here are a couple other hotels I stumbled across. I know nothing
about them...

[url]http://www.hotellahabanavieja.com/[/url]
[url]http://www.lacasamedellin.com/[/url]

[QUOTE=Yankee 617]Malodr,

Thanks. I think I saw your posts earlier. Here is a link I found for
the Hotel Florida

[url]http://www.hotelfloridamedellin.com/[/url]

Artisttyp,

Thanks for the hotel info. Here is a corrected link...

[url]http://www.hotelboteroplaza.com/[/url]

All,

Here are a couple other hotels I stumbled across. I know nothing
about them...

[url]http://www.hotellahabanavieja.com/[/url]
[url]http://www.lacasamedellin.com/[/url][/QUOTE]It claims to be a hotel, but its more of a bed and breakfast. Mostly for Colombian families on vacation. The rooms have the basics, but nothing special. They do not have a safebox. They do give you some dirty looks if you bring several ladies there during your stay. I stayed there during my first ever trip to Medellin a few years ago. Its owned by some old lady who thinks she is still young. She has a big ass parrot as a pet, hence the parrot on the website.

When I stayed there, the hotel did not have ac, but then again, the weather in paisa land is nice and cool at night. The location is not bad, as it located within walking distance from the Oviedo Mall, about 3 or 4 long blocks. Forgot the name of the gym, but there is a nice one right down the hill behind the giant supermarket. Hope this helps. Good luck!

Not everybody who comes to Medellin wants to stay at the Mansion or one of its clones. So trying to find a suitable alternative in el Centro would be difficult, as many of these establishments are unclean, unsafe and quite simply not the kind of places that that you would consider staying at. However, just recently I came across a hotel that that defies the stereotype and is great VFM.

The hotel is on five floors and has about 25 rooms. Lots of granite adorns the common areas and there is a small pool on the ground floor which is more suitable for paddling than swimming.

It is not set in the hustle and bustle of el centro but in a quiet street just off Oriente. It is safe, clean and not a bad option if you decide to stay in this part of town.

Name: Hotel Capitolio
Address: Carrera 49 #57-24
Tel: 512 0012
Nightly Rate: $25
Guests : $10 extra

[QUOTE=Yankee 617][url]http://www.lacasamedellin.com/[/url][/QUOTE]Do not bother going to this hotel as you will not be allowed in with hookers.

[QUOTE=Cool Hand Luke]Not everybody who comes to Medellin wants to stay at the Mansion or one of its clones. So trying to find a suitable alternative in el Centro would be difficult, as many of these establishments are unclean, unsafe and quite simply not the kind of places that that you would consider staying at. However, just recently I came across a hotel that that defies the stereotype and is great VFM.

The hotel is on five floors and has about 25 rooms. Lots of granite adorns the common areas and there is a small pool on the ground floor which is more suitable for paddling than swimming.

It is not set in the hustle and bustle of el centro but in a quiet street just off Oriente. It is safe, clean and not a bad option if you decide to stay in this part of town.

Name: Hotel Capitolio
Address: Carrera 49 #57-24
Tel: 512 0012
Nightly Rate: $25
Guests : $10 extra[/QUOTE]There are many places in Laurelas that are in the $30-$50 range and you can walk around at night.

[QUOTE=Casa Medellin]Do not bother going to this hotel as you will not be allowed in with hookers.[/QUOTE]You have stopped using hookers?