Patent law in India used to say that no substance can be patented - as all are God given.
You can patent a method of manufacturing.
Sildenafil Citrate (Viagra) made in India is made by a process different to that used by Pfizer.
I believe that India has now amended the law but product seems to be still flowing.
I started using Viagra in the UK and paid £33.50 (2280 baht) for 4 x 100 mg tablets. Now a friend brings me Kamagra from Burma for 82 baht for 4. I have used Kamagra for several years now. It works fine - I use a quarter tablet. In Jomtien I can get them for 250 baht for 4. The box has a stamp saying RRP 72 rupees (59 baht) (recommended Retail price).
I strongly suspect that these tales of pills being under-dose and containing dangerous foreign substances are an attempt by the Western manufacturers to create and Urban Myth to frighten users. I mean if it did not work you would know quickly and not buy more?
There are other generics and my friend brought me a new one called Ulti-Mate which also works fine.
I started using for recreational uses and I found it brilliant. Now I'm in my mid sixties and I tend to use it all the time for confidence.
I know that they say it does not effect one's libido but when I take one in preparation for a gentleman caller I often work on my computer and little willy pops up with no mental encouragement.
I know that drugs effect everyone differently but for me I find the effect lasts for over 15 hours. I used to get slight headaches sometimes but no longer.
To STOP stop worrying and learn to love the pill.
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