Tesco have started a campaign to supply Viagra in-store to men over the age of 40 & up 65 years. Tesco last night confirmed that Viagra would be on sale from September 27 in 300 stores across the UK
"They will have to complete a questionnaire and we will then carry out a blood pressure test, diabetes screen and cholesterol test."
This comes in line with Boots supplying Viagra in stores as well, so far we haven't heard any good reports about the service with the general public still too embarrassed to pop into their supermarket or local Boots to admit they have erectile dysfunction.
Not only that you have to be within a specific age range and go through a range of medical questions and physical tests before any Viagra is handed out.
Here at www.medical-specialists.co.uk we believe ordering is easy, fast & private with Viagra from as low as £37 per box and next day delivery from our in-house pharmacy and UK GMC registered Doctors who write all prescriptions.
We believe on-line is still the way forward for most men to buy embarrassing treatments such as male impotence medication.
I agree with your statement about online privacy and convenience. However, if they are going to sell it in stores, I believe they are taking the correct steps (i.e. age restrictions, and brief physical examination). It will be interesting to see if they find success here. Thanks for posting!
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