Meds. Where can I get them?
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Sunflower Lecithin. This stuff comes in HUGE horse pills, and taste disgusting. But when paired with 25 MG of Zinc you will literally boost your cum production 5 x. I like to be able to paint a girls face proper. The more cum you make, the better your orgasm. Plain and simple.
PrEP. This is a prescription medication that is an ANTI-HIV / blocker. If you are barebacking girls in high volume (or any volume), I strongly recommend it.
DoxyCycline. This stuff in combination with PrEP is known to block almost all other STDs / STIS.
HPV vaccine. If you don't have this (it’s a series of 3 vaccines- fucking get it. Makes you immune to HPV..[/QUOTE]Can I get this stuff in Colombia?
I am pretty sure it is impossible to get this in the USA.
Where exactly can I score?
[QUOTE=Chicago85;3014600]You can get all of this easily on Amazon. I've used it and it works wonders. Pygeum and Saw Palmetto are the other two supplements that I recommend. Your girl will look like a friggin' glazed donut LOL.[/QUOTE]I see the supplements but I do not see the drugs from the original thread on Amazon USA.
Paste links so that all of us can use it.
Availability: The 4 Fold STD Prevention / Come Production Plan, continued
[QUOTE=MongerFriend;3014601]I see the supplements but I do not see the drugs from the original thread on Amazon USA. Paste links so that all of us can use it.[/QUOTE]
To clarify, in respect to the supplement, two medications and the vaccine that you asked about based on my recent post, I was quoting from a 2024 post by another Board Member and not necessarily endorsing his pretty extreme regimen. Also I think that Chicago 85 was chiming in only to share his positive experience with Sunflower Lecithin to boost semen production, not in respect to the other three items. The scientific studies on the efficacy of Sunflower Lecthin on one's creaming capacity remain limited with no demonstrated value, but we do have some enthusiastic anecdotal reports, as from Chicago85 and the Board Member I quoted.
In respect to availability in the US and Colombia.
1. Sunflower Lecithin: As Chicago 85 advised, readily available online or at most any store selling supplements. Here's a link to some brands on Amazon: [URL]https://www.amazon.com/s?k=sunflower[/URL]+lecithin&crid=QTSS5 MMFIE31&sprefix=Sunf%2 Caps%2 C178&ref=nb_sb_ss_p13 n-pd-dpltr-ranker_ci_hl-bn-left_2_4.
2. PreP (the daily prescription pill for the prevention of HIV) is readily available in the US and is covered by Medicare and many, if not most, private insurance programs. However, if you have to pay out-of-pocket the cost is many thousands of dollars per year. Although PreP was approved for use in Colombia in 2021, my understanding is that its availability remains quite limited, mostly through government and NGO HIV Aids prevention programs--and with a few private pharmacies participating in a pilot program. Maybe other board members have more up-to-date information.
3. DoxyCycline. An antibiotic for treatment of bacterial STDs (chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis). Readily available on a prescription basis in the US, and in Colombia as well (possibly without a prescription). The guy I quoted was taking DoxyCycline on virtually a daily basis as a preventative measure when on mongering trips. Your family physician would no doubt strongly advise against this both on grounds of long-term side-effects and of bad citizenship (needless to say, one would hope, the promiscuous use of antibiotics can contribute to the serious societal problem of anti-resistant bacteria, including those causing your favorite STDs.).
4. HPV vaccine. Protects against a common virus that can cause certain cancers and genital warts. Officially just recommended for teens and young adults on the grounds that most all sexually active adults have been exposed to the virus at some point. However, per Google A. I. , even Medicare will reimburse the cost. Readily available both in the US (e.g. at CVS without a prescription) and Colombia.
As the poster I quoted acknowledged, at least some aspects of this regimen were probably wrecking his liver, but "no problema". Proceed at your own risk.