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Over the counter Cialis and Ambien


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I've seen many brands and dosages of locally produced tadalafil for sale at pharmacies in HCMC. I don't know the price, but it will certainly be far cheaper than the original version.

 

Generic zolpidem (from France, I think) used to be sold years ago, but I haven't paid attention to whether it's still available. 

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2 hours ago, SirHonkersTheFirst said:

Zolplistad 7.5mg (Zopiclone) available in most larger pharmacies. 24-40k VND/10 tablets.

 

Haven't prices Cialis.

Zopiclone is not the same as Zolpidem.

 

Ambien is the non-generic name.  A cheaper brand name for it is Stilnox.  You can get it over the counter in Cambodia. I would like to know if you can get it over the counter in Vietnam and if it's any cheaper there.

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You cannot get Zolpidem, whether generic or not, OTC in Vietnam. Not only that, but pharmacies just don't stock it. Even most hospital pharmacies in the provinces don't have it. You will have to go to one of the bigger hospitals in bigger cities. 

The locally produced version of Zoplicone (Zolpistad) is readily available OTC. Zoplicone is not Zolpidem, but for me they are equally effective. 

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On 9/26/2022 at 2:55 AM, thecyclist said:

You cannot get Zolpidem, whether generic or not, OTC in Vietnam. Not only that, but pharmacies just don't stock it. Even most hospital pharmacies in the provinces don't have it. You will have to go to one of the bigger hospitals in bigger cities. 

The locally produced version of Zoplicone (Zolpistad) is readily available OTC. Zoplicone is not Zolpidem, but for me they are equally effective. 

That's too bad.  I can get Zolpidem (brand name Stilnox) over the counter in Cambodia as well as lots of other stuff that tends to be highly controlled in many other countries, so I assumed it was also possible in Vietnam.

 

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1 hour ago, shdmn said:

That's too bad.  I can get Zolpidem (brand name Stilnox) over the counter in Cambodia as well as lots of other stuff that tends to be highly controlled in many other countries, so I assumed it was also possible in Vietnam.

 

Exactly, that's why I always stock up on drugs when I am in Cambodia. But didn't reckon with a 2 year border closure Stocks ran out, and I had to shop around for drugs in Vietnam. To no avail, they are very restrictive with sedatives in Vietnam. At pharmacies here they often look at you like you had asked for heroin or cocaine. 

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