I hope everyone here understands that there are NO authorized generics for hardon drugs. What this means is that no matter where you obtain your generic drugs, they are not being manufactured with the supervision of any authority. Joe down the street could be making them in his basement for all you know.

Again, if you purchase a generic hardon drug, you are taking a HUGE risk. There is no standard and no authority checking the content or manufacturing process of that drug because they aren't even supposed to exist.

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I know that's true in the U.S. Are you saying that generics are not being produced by any legal drug manufacturers in any other country?

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Of course 'there are NO authorized generics for hardon drugs'. No one should pretend otherwise. But the reason is the bottom line and not product safety. We've been led to believe the FDA is the absolute authority, but much of the world marches on without FDA approval. American manufacturers will eventually start selling generics of hard-on drugs when their patents expire. Right now they can make tons of money by not selling generics directly to American consumers.

Meanwhile, I'm unaware of any reports of men experiencing serious health issues after taking a generic hard-on drug manufactured outside the USA. I suspect we'd have heard it by now, given how that would be a big ratings builder for Fox, CNN, etc.

I know I have a conflict of interest here since we have advertisers who sell generics, but I also have taken generic hard-on drugs and I'm alive and well.

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