Over-the-counter Sildenafil tablets at Varadero Airport?

Hi there, I was wondering if anyone is heading to Cuba soon and could bring me some over-the-counter Sildenafil (viagra) tablets—available at Varadero Airport, among other places.

I live in the Quebec City area. Thanks

... I don't know why, or for you...

... but for me, in my warped mind, the association of Cuba and Viagra tends to trigger a fit of laughter...

... thanks for this moment of good cheer! 🙂

You’d really have to be something else to think about buying Viagra without a prescription in Cuba.....

I had a good laugh too! Plus, are we even sure it’s not some pseudo-Chinese knockoff? Given the Chinese reputation.... not sure it’d be the right "size" 😎

you again, against the regime because they do business with China. Venezuela, Iran, etc., etc. — you’ve been sharing all your comments since I’ve been visiting this site with the relevant authorities like DTI, CSI, etc., and even the European Union, claiming you’re badmouthing this regime... Good night and see you next time, anti-revolutionary.

Hey, sorry for my curiosity, but why buy them in Cuba when they’re available here? vivva

No, Varadero08, you're barking up the wrong tree—we're not against the Cuban regime, and we look at the Cuban revolution and its successes (and, sadly, its failures, no point hiding them) with humor.

It seems other forum members who’ve been reading us (viajecuba is a family signature) for a long time have already told you that, by the way.

The Cuban family living on the island—doctors who live a little better than other Cubans (see viajeMiramar’s comment)—aren’t into politics but are actually close to the powers that be...

No, one last time: we’re not opposed to the Cuban government and never have been. They’re doing what they can—the dollars don’t grow on trees, and the American-Israeli embargo on *our* island makes everything harder. That’s exactly why they do it, those fascists in Miami and Tel Aviv, by the way.

Read the viajecuba posts carefully again—you’ll see.

Hello, I was wondering if there are people going to Cuba soon who could bring me Sildenafil tablets (Viagra)—available over the counter at Varadero Airport, among other places.

I live in the Quebec City area. Thanks.

Wow! I’d never buy a prescription medication that’s sold over the counter somewhere else in the world...

Have you considered the possible side effects? Are you sure about the authenticity of the "medication"?

Why not get a prescription for it here in Quebec?

I don’t think you’re being cautious enough, especially knowing the potential side effects....

They're sold online. You can order some as a last resort...

I just found a site for that. They're generics.

1st message: 0:05

... "Phew! I’d never buy a prescription-only medication here that’s sold over the counter elsewhere in the world... Are you sure about the authenticity of the "medication"?" ...

2nd message: 0:08 ... "You can find them sold online. You could order some as a last resort... I just found a site for that. They’re generics." ...

Hmm...

Hey, what's wrong with my messages?

I'm just replying to the person who wants to buy these tablets.

If I can help them out, all the better! And if that person wants to take the chance to buy some, that's their right.

What's so horrible about wanting to help someone by answering them?

And what do you have to say to them?

So, Lapuce... how can I put this... I think your two messages are a bit contradictory!

" ... especially when you know the possible side effects.... "

... what are they? 🙂

the heart that gives out all the rest that lasts!

" ... especially when you know the possible side effects.... " what are they?

Hi there,

Since the actual composition of counterfeit drugs sold widely around the world (it’s one of the most copied products) is unpredictable, anything is possible... Recently in Singapore, an oral diabetes medication was found in a "medication" meant for erectile dysfunction: one person died as a result. So it’s a bit like Russian roulette: either you swallow sugar—expensive sugar, sure, but you’re lucky—or a product with variable danger levels that could very well permanently kill your interest in intimacy...

I think you should change your name to NOPE802 for your question YES—and in the Dominican Republic too. Personally, I take medication (not that kind) and I have to show prescriptions issued by an MD to bring them with me.

Seriously, NOPE802, just book a last-minute ticket and go get them yourself. Once you're there, do you want us to bring you back cigars and rum too? And other junk.

But honestly, you’ve got some nerve. I’d rather not tell you what I *really* think in pure Québécois!

... thanks for your reply, guys!

... actually, I was mostly curious to hear Lapuce's answer ... she seemed to really know her stuff on the topic ...

... it's funny how hard it is to get real answers when the question gets more specific! 😉

They sell them online. You can order some as a last resort....

I just found a site for that. They're generics.

No, Lapuce, they're counterfeits... See my post above. paradis14 summed it up in two sentences about the complications of the authentic product, which is affordable for most budgets, but not for all hearts 😉

So now... you've got the precise answers, what are you gonna do?... 😛

... I don’t have heart problems, and if the rest lasts... then I’ll take the rest, of course! 😛

I didn't know that overindulging in caribou meat and poutine had effects requiring this kind of medication....

Now I get why so many Canadian women fall for Cuban GOs, but of course....

Take this with a grain of humor!

* Poutine for the French forum members: the local national dish: Fries, meat gravy, and more or less melted cheese curds, all mixed together (put in!). With that, you're well-fed for winter—heavily loaded too...

poutine for our French forum members, the national dish of the area

and for our Canadian forum members! The "poutine" is enjoyed in a completely different form in our lovely Nice region—see below:

"The poutine (or nonat) is the vernacular name used today in the Nice region to describe fish fry, particularly Sardina pilchandrus and Engraulidae encrasicolus. Poutine can be eaten in soup (barely blanched), with milk, as fritters, or in an omelet. However, the simplest way to experience its full fragrance and flavor is to enjoy it raw with a drizzle of olive oil and a few drops of lemon. The elders also used to make pissalat with poutine fermented in brine."

I’d love to go one of these days with "my girlfriend" to try this specialty, but only if we can find it in the summer—I can’t stand the cold...

Carpe diem.

JPB 😎

Hi, I’m not going to Cuba soon, but it’s true that some people find Sildenafil available over the counter there, especially at Varadero Airport. That said, if you don’t have a local contact, you can also buy Viagra online from reliable sites without a prescription, with discreet delivery to Quebec. It could be a good alternative in the meantime. Good luck with your search! !