General Reports

[QUOTE=Rippa; 1246870]Oh Chantik, this is the first 'fail' on your part, and here you had me believing you were some kind of savant when it came to the finer points of mongering in HK. Authentic Vitamin C is both widely available and relatively inexpensive in the city, and the pharmacy next to K-Pressure just noted below is as good a place as any to make your purchase. As also noted elsewhere in this forum, your order May even come with a wry sense of humor on the side.

Happy Hunting.[/QUOTE]So you are saying legally that no prescription is needed for Cialis but a prescription is needed for Viagra.

I do laugh when clients ask me to get them a Viagra or Cialis. A woman can hardly work into a pharmacy or get a prescription from a doctor.

Bit like a guy getting a contraceptive pill!

I was saying in my previous posts that for travellers who are new to HK. Finding the smaller pharmacies can be difficult. No point going to a Watson's.

[QUOTE=Chantik; 1246559]Thought my previous post. Gave the answer.

Filipina's, Indo's Thais think it is clean and healthy to have no pussy hair.[/QUOTE]My DH is Indo and she has a lovely thick Bush.

And before anyone asks, no I don't fuck her. I used to live in an apartment that from the rear balcony you could see the reflection in the mirror in the bathroom if the bathroom window was open. One day I was putting some stuff back there and completely by accident saw into the bathroom mirror and my helper was standing naked in front of it. So that's how I know. I wouldn't fuck my helper, that seems like a recipe for disaster.

[QUOTE=Rippa; 1246870]Oh Chantik, this is the first 'fail' on your part, and here you had me believing you were some kind of savant when it came to the finer points of mongering in HK. Authentic Vitamin C is both widely available and relatively inexpensive in the city, and the pharmacy next to K-Pressure just noted below is as good a place as any to make your purchase. As also noted elsewhere in this forum, your order May even come with a wry sense of humor on the side.

Happy Hunting.[/QUOTE]No fail here. She is correct that legally you must have a prescription. But it is available in all local pharmacies (basically any pharmacy that has Chinese writing on it and isn't a Watson's or Manning's) by just asking for it at the counter. Someone unfamiliar with HK might have a little trouble.

[QUOTE=Battousai;1246380]I understand that for 141 some providers might not service my friend, as he's white.[/QUOTE]I have been with number of 141 girls and probably knocked on couple of hundred doors on both sides of the water. I only remember 2 or 3 girls closing their their door again or making some excuse after seeing I am white. The most common quoted price I have gotten for the full program is HKD 400.

[QUOTE=Petertaylor; 1246581]Guys,

I am staying in the Wharney from 16th March. I have some time for fun before the 7s and wonder whether you would recommend staying around Wan Chai or venture further afield?

The reports on the Hotel are not great, but I've been told that it is good for the 7s and handy for Laguna / Neptune etc. Any thoughts?

I had a couple of days at the Cosmopolitan in 2010 and thought that Laguna / Neptune were great fun. Is there anything much in Kowloon?

Thought that I might venture to Macau as well for the sauna and Lisboa experience.

Any thoughts / views?

Peter[/QUOTE],

I had stayed many times in Wharney and it is ok. The location is the best part and the only reason I chosed that hotel was it. The rooms are a little small and overpriced but the location deserves it. After I found the Meteopark Hotel Wanchai I started to stay there. It is on the paralel street so it is very close to the bars, larger rooms, better price mostly and even at the opposite site of a biilding that have a lot of 141 girls. Metropark Wanchai is my favorite.

I am not a Kowloon fan so I can not tell much. For Macau, it is worth a try. Saunas and Mp3 is nice.

Have fun.

[QUOTE=ManonsanBoy;1246710]Anyone know a reasonable price source of cialis in Hong Kong?[/QUOTE]Its probably a whole lot less trouble and cheaper if you buy it online.

Its not hard to find generics at < US$1 a tab : [url]http://www.unbrandedtadalafil.com/[/url]

[QUOTE=HKDummy;1245595]I was surprised that the price is now 530 (hotel + girl). Rooms have mirrors, unlike the reports I have read earlier. Girls are not particularly pretty. There is always something wrong. Nice face comes with chubby body, or petite girl having flat tits. Maybe I went there too early, around 1pm and 5pm. They do good service though.[/QUOTE]Actually I'm not surprised that the price has gone up. It was HK$ 490 in 2007, from what I remember.

Not all the girls are pretty, but every time I've been there, I've been able to find a pretty girl who had a decent body with small (B-cup) but nice tits, not chubby. Of course I'm usually there mid-evening.

I'm pretty new to HK, having only had two experiences there, one with a 141 walk up in Kowloon which was pretty good and a mediocre experience at K-Pressure. However, I have a couple long layovers coming up in HK and am wondering how best to sample the Wanchai bars (I've never been to any of them and I'm more partial to SE Asians than Chinese, plus I prefer the FL scene). Do you need to have a hotel room to do a takeout from the Wanchai clubs? Are there short time hotels close by as an alternative, especially since I won't be staying overnight? Or do I just try to get one of the cheaper hotels in the Wanchai area for under $100 US that have been mentioned on the forum?

My first layover is on a Thursday morning, flight arriving at 6 AM, leaving Noon. Might be kind of tight getting in someplace, but could I try to get down to some of the Wanchai bars that are open in the morning (I understand Old China Hand, Queen Victoria and possibly Bar 109?). But, is there really any action on weekday mornings? Or am I best off trying to find a 141 open in the morning?

My second layover is longer. It's on a Monday, arriving around noon, and leaving at 1:00 AM at night. Hoping to partake a couple times, perhaps an afternoon delight out of a Wanchai bar, and an evening one. Again, wondering what the bars are like on weekday afternoons. Or is this a waste of time vs. A 141?

Thanks in advance for any advice and comments.

Always laugh when guy wants a perfect body (as well as service) for HK 500.

And what is perfect for one guy is not for the next guy.

[QUOTE=ManonsanBoy;1246710]Anyone know a reasonable price source of cialis in Hong Kong?[/QUOTE]There is a small well stocked chemist / pharmacy on Tin Lok Lane at the junction with Wan Chai Road almost on the pedestrian crossing to get across Tin Lok Lane going towards the fruit / fish markets near to Times Square.

It has all the genuine products that you are looking for without prescriptions and sometimes has special offers on Cialis

What is the price of cialis in HK if you do have a perscription?

Is there any word on any US Navy visits next weekend (18/19 Feb)?

And Uncle Goober, if you are watching and not to tired from a Sunday excursion, text me if you are still ok to meet Friday or Saturday!

THanks.

CT

[QUOTE=Timewaster;1247268]What is the price of cialis in HK if you do have a perscription?[/QUOTE]Expect to pay a minimum of HKD 345. 00 for a pack of four, with or without prescription. Prescription does not make it cheaper.

Be Safe,

APAC Man

[QUOTE=Sojourner2; 1247115]My first layover is on a Thursday morning, flight arriving at 6 AM, leaving Noon. Might be kind of tight getting in someplace, but could I try to get down to some of the Wanchai bars that are open in the morning (I understand Old China Hand, Queen Victoria and possibly Bar 109?). But, is there really any action on weekday mornings? Or am I best off trying to find a 141 open in the morning?

My second layover is longer. It's on a Monday, arriving around noon, and leaving at 1:00 AM at night. Hoping to partake a couple times, perhaps an afternoon delight out of a Wanchai bar, and an evening one. Again, wondering what the bars are like on weekday afternoons. Or is this a waste of time vs. A 141?

Thanks in advance for any advice and comments.[/QUOTE]Skip the first time. 4 hours is too short unles you have something definitely arranged before hand, it's half an hour each way to and from the airport, plus you need to be back at least 30 mins before flight assuming you already checked in before leaving the airport. Second stop more is possible, just go into Wanchai and look around or try the 141 site or the others like 37 Dundas etc. There are short time hotels, the girls will know them.

[QUOTE=Sojourner2;1247115]My first layover is on a Thursday morning, flight arriving at 6 AM, leaving Noon. Might be kind of tight getting in someplace, but could I try to get down to some of the Wanchai bars that are open in the morning (I understand Old China Hand, Queen Victoria and possibly Bar 109?). But, is there really any action on weekday mornings? Or am I best off trying to find a 141 open in the morning?[/QUOTE]From what I've read, Wanchai is only active at nights and on weekends. I'm certainly not planning to spend my days there.

I agree with AussieDoug and would try and find a 141 close to the airport.