Buying VIAGRA® (sildenafil citrate) online can be safe, convenient, and discreet.
Just be sure to buy it from a certified pharmacy—like those certified by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP).
These pharmacies:
 Meet state inspection requirements
Offer patients privacy and security for
 prescription orders
Follow a policy that assures quality
Give patients a way to consult directly
with a pharmacist
Prohibit online prescribing
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Viagra and Women
If Viagra works for men, does it also work for women?
How come Pfizer hasn't produced Viagra for women?
Did you know they are researching such a thing?
Is there a "female viagra pill" in the works?
What's the latest research on viagra for women?
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Don’t be misled — even a product that looks like real VIAGRA may not be. And remember, if the price seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Most men purchase Viagra online because of the lower cost. Just remember, you always get what you pay for ...
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Avoid the risks ... follow these simple guidelines when buying drugs online:
1. Don’t use a Web site that is afraid to list its address. It may be based in a country that does not have the same standards to ensure safety and effectiveness.
2. Don’t buy from a site that does not require a written prescription or offers an online questionnaire in place of a face-to-face meeting with a physician.
3. Only buy from a site that gives a US street address and a telephone number.
4. Only buy from a retail pharmacy or a certified online pharmacy.
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Information for partners
Are you and your partner having sex less often? It may be the result of erection difficulties, such as erectile dysfunction (ED) which sometimes signals a serious underlying health problem.
It’s important for both you and your partner to understand that ED is often a physical problem. ED is the result of a decrease in blood flow to the penis. It can be caused by high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and stress, among other reasons. VIAGRA treats this problem by increasing blood flow where your partner needs it. It’s not an aphrodisiac or a hormone. It’s a medicine that treats a physical condition.
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Enough is enough
It seems though Pfizer has had enough of it's product being sold through Internet websites.
Recently, the pharmaceutical giant has begun legal proceedings against websites selling generic viagra and/or abusing the trademarked Viagra name.
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