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over a year ago
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"Does this involve the Matrix?
If so don’t buy them on line.
Any particular kind/brand. I know you can get them on eBay. Is that where you mean"
Never from eBay.. try boots |
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In all honesty if you need little blue pills the best and safest way to go about it is to speak to your gp, I have been prescribed them for the past 7 years or so due to medication causing issues, these pills should never be bought or taken without medical advice as they can as with all medication come with side effects. My inbox is open if you want to discuss anything regarding them |
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"Can anyone help
What do you all think is the best kind of blue pill without having to go chemist and explain to them why you want/need it? And can you let me know where to get them from please"
My advice would be to speak to a pharmacist or your GP. I know that's not what you want to hear but my limited understanding of blue pills is that they can affect the users blood pressure, which can in turn affect many other things. I wouldn't recommend getting them without making sure they're safe to take beforehand. Even more so if you do take any existing medications. |
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What do you all think is the best kind of blue pill without having to go chemist and explain to them why you want/need it? And can you let me know where to get them from please
My advice would be to speak to a pharmacist or your GP. I know that's not what you want to hear but my limited understanding of blue pills is that they can affect the users blood pressure, which can in turn affect many other things. I wouldn't recommend getting them without making sure they're safe to take beforehand. Even more so if you do take any existing medications."
yup from experiance they can affect many things and there is a list of medications that they are not compatible with both medication wise and health condition wise, I found when I went to my gp about them they were very understanding and completely non judgemental |
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"Can anyone help
What do you all think is the best kind of blue pill without having to go chemist and explain to them why you want/need it? And can you let me know where to get them from please"
I've never had an issue with hard-on. But when I started smoking(especially ) my hard on was then affected. Because cigarettes restricts the flow of blood around your body and thus to the penis. So once I stopped smoking (it a good few months) then my hard on was back and it was so good. Moreover what I found through a lot of research and experience was that alcohol also affects your sexual energy in a negative way (however there are some people whose effects are positive. But in general it is negative). Maintaining a healthy balance diet of fresh fruits, veg, meat, fish, diary products is so important to (but having a healthy vegetarian diet is also good). Plenty of exercise is also incredibly important too. Taking supplements such as multi vitamins (always buy expensive one's, and bear in mind that as we get older we need stronger types). Omega 3 fish oils, and look into COQ10 as this helps with blood flow. |
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"Can anyone help
What do you all think is the best kind of blue pill without having to go chemist and explain to them why you want/need it? And can you let me know where to get them from please"
Go to Tesco pharmacy, tell them you lost your slip from your consultation, they’ll write you a new one no questions asked (wear your mask if you’re embarrassed) wham, bam, thank you mam…
Or visit the Middle East/east Africa where you can get Kamagra or viagra for around $1 for 40 tablets, £800 worth  |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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My advice would be not to go anywhere other than a pharmacist or a GP and having the relevant checks made to confirm they're right for you - any other way and you're playing games with your health and potentially buying something either useless or dangerous or both.
I'd also say that unless you have an actual need for them, not to go there - they can actually have the opposite effect with over use.
If you're embarrassed about a face to face consultation, there's really no need to be, it's something that many men experience and pharmacists and GPs won't think a thing of it, but if you really can't face it then all the big name pharmacies provide on-line consultations where you complete the details and provide health information and they are assessed by a trained professional.
You may pay more going that route but is cheap compared to the price of your health, and if you go to your GP it's the cost of a prescription. |
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"Can anyone help
What do you all think is the best kind of blue pill without having to go chemist and explain to them why you want/need it? And can you let me know where to get them from please"
Contact me I can help.. |
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