To obtain Viagra in Ontario, you need a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider. This usually involves a consultation to discuss your medical history and current health status.
Your doctor will assess if Viagra is appropriate for you, considering potential interactions with other medications and pre-existing conditions. They will explain the potential benefits and risks associated with the drug.
Several factors influence the cost of your prescription. These include the pharmacy, the quantity prescribed, and your insurance coverage. Generic versions of sildenafil (the active ingredient in Viagra) are often significantly cheaper than the brand-name medication.
Here’s a quick comparison table to illustrate potential cost differences:
| Brand-name Viagra (50mg, 30 tablets) | $300 – $400 | Price can vary widely depending on pharmacy |
| Generic Sildenafil (50mg, 30 tablets) | $50 – $150 | Cost depends on pharmacy and quantity |
Note: These prices are estimates and may not reflect actual costs. Always check with your pharmacy for the most current pricing information.
You can obtain your prescription from a family doctor, a urologist, or other qualified medical professional. Many pharmacies also offer telehealth services allowing for online consultations and prescription fulfillment.
Remember to discuss any concerns or questions you have with your doctor or pharmacist before starting Viagra. They can provide personalized advice and ensure the medication is safe and appropriate for your individual needs.
