You may be inclined to think that Canada is a place that you should never go to if you are looking for medication or treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED). This couldn’t be further from the truth. In fact, Canada now offers a safe and easy way for residents to purchase medications such as Viagra without leaving the country. This blog post will explain how you can buy Viagra in Canada, what documents you’ll need, and what restrictions there are. So if you’re interested, keep reading.
Where Can I Buy Viagra In Canada?
Since 2003, Canadian pharmacy online drugstore MedaCanada has been providing residents with a safe and easy way to purchase medications without risking dangerous trips to local drugstores or online pharmacies that are based outside of the country.
As a result of new regulations implemented in 2018, Canadian pharmacies are now able to sell medications to Canadian residents that are considered over-the-counter (OTC) medications (generally speaking, drugs that are available without a prescription).
Viagra and Cialis are the two most popular medications sold at MedaCanada, with more and more men turning to these products to treat their ED. (Cialis was actually the first drug of this kind to be approved for sale in Canada.)
You can buy these medications in Canada at any pharmacy that has been authorized to sell them (generally speaking, large chain pharmacies and those affiliated with major hospitals). Simply contact the pharmacy that you choose and ask them if they sell Viagra or Cialis.
What Forms Do Viagra And Cialis Come In?
While Viagra and Cialis are both available in tablet or capsule form, they are most commonly given as a sildenafil citrate (the active ingredient in Viagra) to improve blood flow to the penis and induce an erection. This form of the drug is more commonly available in Canada. (In fact, you can get a 50% discount on any order of Viagra if you’re a new customer at MedaCanada.)
Other forms of Viagra and Cialis are also available, including liquid and injectable versions. The forms of these medications that are most commonly available in Canada are the same as those listed above.
What Are The Side Effects Of Viagra And Cialis?
When taken as prescribed, Viagra and Cialis are both generally considered safe and effective medications, and have a very good safety profile. However, just like any other medication, they can cause side effects (especially if taken in excess).
The most commonly reported side effects associated with Viagra and Cialis are headache, flushing, heart attack, and chest pain. If you experience any of these side effects, it is advisable to consult your physician or health professional. (You can also report negative side effects associated with these medications to the FDA via their MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting System (AERS) at https://www.fda.gov/medwatch/.)
In general, these medications are not recommended for patients with heart, liver, or kidney dysfunctions, diabetes, hypertension, or those taking certain medications or supplements. Some people have also had negative reactions to these medications (e.g., hives, skin rashes, or photosensitivity).
Just like any other medication, overuse or misuse of Viagra and Cialis can result in unwanted side effects, and these should be taken into consideration if you are planning on using these medications.
Are There Any Restrictions On What I Can And Can’t Buy At MedaCanada?
In general, you shouldn’t have any problems buying OTC medications at MedaCanada, as long as you meet the requirements listed above. Just a couple of restrictions that you might want to be aware of:
1. You can’t combine OTC medications with vitamin or mineral supplements. This is because many OTC medications (especially ones that are stimulants) can boost your body’s vitamin D levels and trigger a vitamin D overdose if taken in combination. An overdose of vitamin D can lead to serious problems (e.g., kidney damage).
Stimulants are drugs that increase the body’s natural dopamine levels (a neurotransmitter that helps control mental and physical activity). They are commonly found in over-the-counter medications and are generally considered safe for use when prescribed by a physician. However, if you decide to purchase these medications yourself, without a prescription, you should be aware of the risks that come along with them. Some examples of stimulants include amphetamine, methamphetamine, and methylphenidate (this is the active ingredient in Ritalin).
2. You can’t buy a 30 day supply of any OTC medication (especially ones that contain vitamin C) at once. The reason for this is that many of these medications, when taken in large amounts or for an extended period of time, can cause serious health problems (e.g., stomach ulcers, cirrhosis, or even death). To avoid any complications, it is generally best to split up your order and take as needed.
These medications are considered OTC because they are generally considered safe for use when taken as directed by the manufacturer. However, because they can be dangerous when consumed in large amounts or for an extended period of time, it is advised that you do not purchase these medications without a prescription from a physician. As a result of new regulations implemented in 2018, Canadian pharmacies are now able to sell certain OTC medications to Canadian residents that are considered over-the-counter. If you’re wondering, the definition of an over-the-counter medication is “any medicine that is available without a prescription and is usually stored at home.” Just remember, safety and effectiveness when taken as directed by the manufacturer.