From BBC News:
The anti-impotence drug Viagra will be available on the High Street without a prescription from 14 February. Boots the chemist is introducing a trial scheme at three of its branches in Manchester. Men aged between 30 and 65 will be able to buy four pills for £50 after a consultation with the pharmacist.
Robert Basler offers this perspective on Boots’ move on the Reuters blog:
Here’s the possible rub. The pills are expensive - nearly $25 each - so many men may end up having to choose between spending their Valentine’s Day money on red roses, or blue pills. I know where I think the lines are going to be.
I think this cartoon from the Orlando Sentinel sums thing up best, courtesy of PharmaGossip.
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1 Itzel // Feb 18, 2007 at 12:11 am
Hello, I thought your comment covered a lot of the topic, but perhaps you could got a bit more in depth on the last part. Thanks
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