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We hate to inform you but “Generic VIAGRA” is illegal and potentially dangerous ...
 It may be filled with other ingredients that  will harm you
It is not approved or regulated by the FDA
It is made in countries that have little or
no quality control, which may cause
contamination
It is not legal to sell or buy “generic VIAGRA” in the United States
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The overseas kings
Marketing generic or cheap viagra takes place mostly from outside of the US where identity is elusive and identification is near impossible. Sometimes however, US residents get in on the act but are quickly shut down or arrested.
Whether it's buying online, trying to obtain viagra from Mexico or even viagra from Canada, consumers must protect themselves from "bargains".
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Here are some signs to help you identify illegal “generic VIAGRA”:
 The site sells “generic VIAGRA” or “generic sildenafil citrate”
The site claims to sell a cheaper form of VIAGRA
The price is cheaper than VIAGRA, by as much as 70%
The site claims the drug is made to World Health Organization (WHO) standards, which may be a lie. The WHO does not review or approve any medication
The drug is sold as a pill, but looks different from VIAGRA’s blue diamond shape
The product goes by other brand names, like Caverta, Veega, Omnigen, Silagra, Kamagra, Edgera, Juan, Penegra, or Vigrex
It's not FDA approved.
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 When a patent expires on a drug (usually after about 20 years), other drug manufacturers can make that same drug and sell it in the generic form. Generic simply means that the drug is not sold as the brand name, but it has the identical strength, dosage and route of administration and the same active ingredients as the brand-name drug.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) tests and regulates generic drugs in order to guarantee that they are safe and work effectively. The use of generic drugs is now widely accepted, and they are commonly prescribed by physicians and dispensed at hospitals.
With the advent of the Internet comes the marketing of potentially deadly products from outside of the country. Inhalers, drinks, pills and quick dissolving viagra are pushed daily via email spam. Pfizer has taken legal action to shut down fraudulent generic viagra sales.
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