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is it safe to consume the viagra pills at sold from the roadside vendors

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Saw stalls selling them along suk soi arab area.

Most likely pretty safe as it's basically sugar and food coloring..

"It's all in the head"

Eat healthy food, do some sport and get a cute girlfriend, I recommend a ladyboy.

Or buy real stuff in pharmacy ...

Good luck and happy humping

Edited by Matej

No! Go into a reputable pharmacy and buy the Thai made generic "Sideagra". Don't ever take any pill you buy from some clown on the street!

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I tried them once and ended up with a stiff neck.

Talk about getting stiffed.

Edited by stoneyboy

Silly question OP- ask yourself this....,are the Rolex watches on sale nearby for 1000 baht genuine whistling.gif

a rhetorical question surely...?

Stiff can also mean to cheat. "I was stiffed". LINK

I took 8 the other night but only 7 of them worked.

Potentially unsafe in the medical sense, though more likely to just be useless (i.e. fakes).

Definitely unsafe in the legal sense since it is illegal to purchase Viagra and the like without a prescription. "Sting" operations have been reported (aimed only at the buyer, not the seller, natch)

Since this thread deals with illegal activity, now closed.

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