Buying Viagra without a prescription

Buying Viagra without a prescription is something many men, young and old, search for on a daily basis. Although there are certainly some websites that sell this blue pill illegally, we strongly advise against doing so. Using Viagra without a prescription can carry a number of serious risks. In this blog we’ll tell you more about the use of this erectile dysfunction medication! Do you still want to order it anyway? Then try our Viagra alternatives first. These have the same effect as Viagra but without the unpleasant side effects. So far we’ve helped more than 3000 men with their bedroom problems.

What is Viagra?

Viagra is a brand name for an erection pill approved to treat erectile dysfunction. This blue pill contains the substance sildenafil, which increases blood flow to the penis. Increased blood flow means you get an erection more quickly once aroused. You can also maintain the erection for longer.

Viagra is the best-known erection pill that currently exists. However, many people don’t know much about the dangers hiding behind this medication. Because of its side effects, the drug is also only available by prescription.

Although the official Viagra pill is made by Pfizer (the company that also produced the coronavirus vaccine), various types of erectile dysfunction medications containing sildenafil are now available.

What is Sildenafil?

Sildenafil was originally developed to treat angina pectoris. However, clinical trials revealed that the substance had an effect on men’s erections. After it was approved by the FDA it became a huge success under the name Viagra. Sildenafil is the substance in Viagra that increases libido. Viagra can only be obtained by prescription from a doctor. However, many men try to buy viagra online because they’re embarrassed about erection problems. As a result, it can happen that people buy products they aren’t sure are safe. After all, sildenafil is a chemical substance. That’s why you need to be very careful when Viagra is simply offered on the internet. Almost always these are fake erection pills, which can therefore be very harmful. Even when it comes to genuine Viagra containing sildenafil, there can be many side effects. That’s why a safer alternative is the use of natural libido products such as the ones we offer at Mr-Stiff.

 

Sildenafil and Pfizer

Pfizer’s patent on sildenafil has since expired. This has been the case since 2013, which has also made the prices of the famous blue pill substantially lower. Since Pfizer has lost its patent and monopoly on sildenafil for almost 20 years now, the market is open to other manufacturers. However, the name Viagra is still protected as a trademark by Pfizer. The annual revenue of Viagra is still more than 1 billion dollars. Because the patents have expired there is also much less counterfeit Viagra on the market, meaning many reliable manufacturers now also bring erection pills to market. However, these must be brought to market under a different brand name than Viagra.

How can I buy viagra online?

To be able to buy Viagra you’ll need to have a diagnosis and a prescription from the doctor. Viagra is not simply available over the counter in the Netherlands. To buy this erection pill you first have to make an appointment with your GP. After a number of careful examinations, they will determine whether you actually have erectile dysfunction and whether Viagra is the right solution for this problem. There are, after all, other solutions for erectile dysfunction.

Do you still want to buy Viagra online without a diagnosis or prescription? Then be very careful about where you order the pills. There are many webshops active that claim to sell Viagra without a prescription. A large number of these webshops are pure scams; your order never arrives or they send you a completely different erection pill. Many of these ‘fake’ erection pills have never been thoroughly tested and are therefore very unsafe to use.

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What is the price of Viagra?

The use of this erectile dysfunction medication is not reimbursed by health insurance. If you’ve been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction, it’s helpful to know the prices in advance. The price of Viagra on prescription is quite a bit higher than alternative erectile dysfunction products you can buy in various webshops. Below you’ll find a table with the price of Viagra pills. Not every Viagra pill has the same strength, so there is a lot of variation in price.

Number of tablets	Milligrams	Avg. price per pill	Total price	Total active substance content	Price per mg
24	50	€15.99	€383.75	1200 mg	€0.32
32	50	€16.39	€524.39	1600 mg	€0.33
64	50	€16.39	€ 1,048.78	3200 mg	€0.33
36	50	€16.39	€589.94	1800 mg	€0.33
24	100	€17.81	€427.45	2400 mg	€0.18
32	100	€18.12	€579.89	3200 mg	€0.18
64	100	€18.12	€ 1,159.78	6400 mg	€0.18
36	100	€18.12	€652.38	3600 mg	€0.18
16	50	€22.62	€361.89	800 mg	€0.45
16	100	€23.10	€369.60	1600 mg	€0.23
12	50	€23.35	€280.15	600 mg	€0.47
12	100	€25.35	€304.15	1200 mg	€0.25
8	25	€26.06	€208.45	200 mg	€1.04
8	50	€27.40	€219.20	400 mg	€0.55
8	100	€29.99	€239.89	800 mg	€0.30
4	25	€30.25	€121.00	100 mg	€1.21
4	50	€30.84	€123.35	200 mg	€0.62
4	100	€35.72	€142.89	400 mg	€0.36

How should I use Viagra?

When using a Viagra pill, it’s important to read the leaflet that comes with the packaging. Do you have questions about the leaflet? Then it’s best to ask the doctor who prescribed it or the pharmacist.

To get an erection, you take the medication by mouth. Take the Viagra pill about 30 minutes to 1 hour before you want to begin sexual activity. It takes a little while before the pill takes full effect. Never take more than one pill per day.

A large meal beforehand can slow down the effect of the medication. So try not to eat too much before taking the pill. Have you eaten anyway and notice that the pill isn’t working well? Then be careful about taking extra tablets.

How long does Viagra last?

Generally you’ll find that after taking the pill the effects last for about 2 to 4 hours. It’s possible you’ll feel the effects for longer. This depends on the dosage level, but also very much on your state of mind. With sexual arousal, Viagra will maintain its effect for longer.

In our blog ‘How long does Viagra work‘ we go deeper into the duration of action of this erectile dysfunction medication

What affects how long Viagra works?

Dosage: The dosage level affects how long the active substance stays in the body. The higher the dosage, the longer it stays in the body. The smallest dose of 25 mg stays in your system for a much shorter time than the largest dose of 100 mg. Psychological state: Do you suffer from sexual insecurity or performance anxiety? Then the pill may not work as well. If you notice the pill isn’t working optimally, it’s advisable to see a therapist to address the underlying cause. Age: As you get older, your metabolism slows down. In general, Viagra works longer in men over the age of 65.

• Health: A number of health conditions can cause Viagra to work less effectively. Generally we see that in men with diabetes or heart problems, Viagra doesn’t work as effectively as desired.
• Diet and lifestyle: As described above, eating a large or fatty meal affects how the medication works. It’s also generally known that in men with an unhealthy lifestyle (excessive use of drugs, alcohol or nicotine), Viagra doesn’t work as well.

Side effects of Viagra

Using Viagra can have a number of unpleasant side effects. These side effects are mainly caused by the chemical substance ‘sildenafil’ used in a Viagra pill. Below is a list of potential side effects the user may experience. Some of these side effects can arise in the longer term and some in the short term.

• Warmth or redness in the face, neck or chest
• Stuffy nose
• Headache
• Stomach pain
• Stomach upset
• Nausea
• Diarrhoea
• Memory problems
• Back pain
• An inability to distinguish between the colours green and blue
• Hearing loss
• Ringing in the ears
• Dizziness.

Viagra can cause serious side effects including:

• Chest pain or pressure
• Pain spreading to the jaw or shoulder
• Nausea
• Sweating
• Vision changes
• Sudden vision loss
• An erection that is painful or lasts longer than 4 hours (priapism)
• Severe shortness of breath
• Coughing up mucus
• Sudden hearing loss
• Irregular heartbeat
• Swelling in the hands, ankles or feet
• Dizziness

More information about all the side effects Viagra can cause can be found here.

Can I combine Viagra with alcohol?

In many cases it’s safe to use Viagra together with alcohol. Note, however, that this refers to a moderate amount of alcohol. We always recommend discussing this topic with your GP beforehand. It’s also advisable to discuss this with your GP if you’re taking other medications. They will determine whether it’s safe enough to treat erectile dysfunction with Viagra.

Research has shown that when alcohol and Viagra are taken at the same time, the desired effect decreases.

Is Viagra dangerous in combination with drugs?

It happens that men have trouble getting an erection after using drugs. The blue erection pill is then seen as a solution. However, what many men don’t know is that using Viagra in combination with illegal drugs such as cocaine can be extremely dangerous.

Viagra in combination with poppers is a combination that is not advisable. Poppers contain nitrates. Combining this can cause blood pressure to drop so low that a dangerous situation arises.

Warning about Viagra

The use of Viagra is not suitable if you have factors that affect your health. If you have complaints listed below, contact your GP before using this erectile dysfunction medication.

Heart problems: If you have a heart condition such as: risk of a heart attack, risk of stroke, very high/low blood pressure or have recently undergone heart surgery, talk to your GP. They can provide more information or determine whether you’re eligible. Always be honest with your GP about your situation. Using Viagra can make the heart pump faster, which can put too much strain on the heart.

Blood cell problems: If you have blood cell problems you have an increased risk of priapism. Prolonged priapism can cause internal damage to the penis.

Low blood pressure: If you often suffer from low blood pressure, tell your GP. Using Viagra widens the blood vessels in the body, which slightly lowers blood pressure. If you also naturally have low blood pressure (or due to alcohol), it’s wise to look at a different erectile dysfunction medication together with your GP.

Stomach ulcers: If you have a stomach ulcer, it can increase the risk of a stomach bleed. Make sure you tell your doctor that you have a stomach ulcer before taking this medication.

Allergic reaction: Have you ever had an allergic reaction while using Viagra or alternative erectile dysfunction medications? Then consult your GP before taking this medication.

Kidney or liver problems: If you have kidney or liver problems, using Viagra can be dangerous. If the kidneys or liver aren’t functioning properly, the body can’t process the substances in Viagra well. As a result, the substances can build up after repeated use and the risk of (serious) side effects increases.

Viagra overdose

Never take more than the agreed amount. If you accidentally take (much) too much, an overdose may occur. The effects of an overdose are the same as the normal side effects but many times stronger. Worried you’ve taken too much? Then contact a doctor right away.

Does Viagra make the penis bigger?

No, it does not enlarge the penis. Viagra makes it easier to get and maintain an erection.

Notice swelling in the penis after use? Then contact your GP right away.

The importance of stopping gradually

Using Viagra to resolve erectile dysfunction is extremely popular. However, after long-term use of this medication, it’s not recommended to simply stop abruptly without consulting a doctor. Stopping Viagra can potentially cause unwanted effects. That’s why it’s important to stop gradually under the guidance of a doctor or medical professional.

Preventing possible relapse

After long-term use of Viagra, stopping abruptly can lead to a possible relapse of erectile dysfunction. The body may need time to get erections naturally again without medication. By gradually stopping Viagra under a doctor’s supervision, you give your body the chance to adjust gradually and restore its natural mechanisms.

The Viagra packaging

Viagra comes in a rectangular blue-and-white box. The Viagra brand logo is prominently displayed on the front of the packaging. The logo consists of the word “VIAGRA” in blue letters. Below that is the dosage strength, again in light blue letters. On the box you’ll also find Pfizer’s logo. This is the manufacturer of the famous little blue pill.

The appearance of the Viagra pill

Inside the box you’ll usually find multiple tablets, depending on the prescribed dosage and quantity prescribed by the doctor. The tablets themselves are small in size and have a distinctive blue colour. They have a characteristic diamond shape. On one side of the pill the word “Pfizer” is engraved, and on the other side the strength.

Frequently asked questions about Viagra

Is Viagra available in the Netherlands without a prescription?

No, Viagra (sildenafil) is only available by prescription in the Netherlands. It is a medication that falls under the category of PDE-5 inhibitors and is used to treat erectile problems.

Can Viagra be combined with alcohol?

Generally, Viagra can be safely combined with alcohol. Note that this refers to a moderate amount of alcohol.

How long can I have sex with Viagra?

The duration of sexual activity can vary depending on various factors, such as your physical and mental health, your age, your arousal and other personal factors. It is therefore difficult to give a precise timeline for how long sex with Viagra will last.

 

Is Viagra addictive?

No, Viagra (sildenafil) is not addictive. Viagra has no effect on the chemical substances in the brain responsible for causing addiction.

Does Viagra also work for women?

There is no convincing evidence that Viagra is effective for women in improving their sexual function.

 

How much Viagra should I take?

The recommended starting dose of Viagra (sildenafil) is 50 milligrams, one hour before sexual activity.