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In reply to the discussion: Ban Viagra Now! [View all]
Ban Viagra Now! [View all] redqueen Nov 2013 OP
I would like a link... FarPoint Nov 2013 #1
Right click on it and you can have a link. HERVEPA Nov 2013 #2
Right click, redqueen Nov 2013 #3
Thank You.... FarPoint Nov 2013 #4
Odd... redqueen Nov 2013 #5
I got it.... FarPoint Nov 2013 #6
Right click on it, save the image to your desktop mac56 Nov 2013 #11
Right click on the picture. Then copy and paste to Paint. Save it in 1monster Nov 2013 #13
Viagra has other medical uses besides treating ED. polly7 Nov 2013 #7
Yeah, contraception also has other uses. We don't see the same outcry about banning Viagra, redqueen Nov 2013 #8
++++ this has made me cranky for a long time. Voice for Peace Nov 2013 #19
Pulmonary hypertension, mountain sickness, Raynaud's phenomenon are god's will. nt valerief Nov 2013 #17
Right on! judesedit Nov 2013 #9
There is something to that... ED may be and often is one of the first signs of cardio- 1monster Nov 2013 #10
Perhaps a rectal ultrasound n/t Rainforestgoddess Nov 2013 #12
A MANDATORY rectal ultrasound Z_California Nov 2013 #14
No funding for Planned Parenthood, banning birth control but they will allow anything brewens Nov 2013 #15
Viagra is NOT covered by Medicare egold2604 Nov 2013 #16
Viagra is not covered by most private insurance either, so that $25/pill is out of pocket. n/t jtuck004 Nov 2013 #18
are you sure? Voice for Peace Nov 2013 #20
Damn sure, despite propoganda. Feel free to check with a few insurance companies, especially ones jtuck004 Nov 2013 #22
mine will not leftyohiolib Nov 2013 #24
mine didn't (aetna) n/t mockmonkey Nov 2013 #26
Anecdotes are worthless. redqueen Nov 2013 #28
Cigna doesn't pay for it... awoke_in_2003 Nov 2013 #23
Does the poster say anything about Medicare or Medicaid? redqueen Nov 2013 #27
ACA makes women's contraception free. Free if you are insured by Medicaid or private insurance. lumberjack_jeff Nov 2013 #21
I did not know... ljm2002 Nov 2013 #29
Ah, it doesn't work anyway... KansDem Nov 2013 #25
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