Several reasons. Firstly, because an order confiscated by customs is the most expensive thing you will ever buy!
Also, how can you tell who is selling the genuine article and who is not? How can you get your money back from an off-shore, rogue company?

Would you give your card details to someone on a street corner you knew nothing about for medicine that might be fake?  If you would then you will most probably get ripped off, (your card will be maxed out) and you may even die from dangerous medicine.  Criminals do not care.  They are offshore for a reason.  They are beyond our justice system.   

 Use someone you can get hold of to sort out problems, answer questions and provide a reliable, UK-based service supplying genuine medication from a licensed pharmacy, and who can be checked out, located and identified as a responsible UK company.  The .co.uk suffix does not mean it must be a UK company.  If they don't give details, beware.

Yes.  The popular and well respected company UPS deliver to the following countries:-

Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

There is an extra charge for this service of just £10 which is less than the cost price.  This is the only extra that Clinic Europe offers and was introduced because of many requests for a speedier service to mainland Europe.

Yes.  It is incredibly safe.  Our payment handler is the only place that your card details are used, and this is just electronically, not with human involvement.  We do not see the number or detail needed to use your card.  All information is encrypted during transmission preventing anyone seeing your information.  Look for the padlock symbol at the bottom of your screen which tells you it is secure.  If you want to talk about this more please call us.

It will be delivered by Royal Mail Special Delivery, which is a signed-for service, using a completely opaque package with no indication of what it contains. Orders are delivered before 1.00pm within two working days of placing your order, which is an honest reflection of the actual service we provide, not an exagerated claim.

Totally.  All your information is encrypted during transmission so that it cannot be intercepted and read by anyone.  No one apart from the doctor and the site administrator has access to your information and it is not released to anyone else, ever.  We do not sell lists of our customers or divulge any information about them.  You will not receive communication from anyone else as a result of using this site.  It is totally safe. 

Viagra was the original and it is offered in 25mg, 50mg and 100mg.  The newer medicines, Cialis and Levitra, have a more modern formulation and offer the same results with a lower dosage.  The 5mg Cialis or Levitra compares with the 25mg Viagra and the 10mg and 20mg roughly equate to the 50mg and 100mg.  There are no guarantees that if one works for you one of the others will also work.  Likewise the opposite can also be true, if one doesn't work another may work.

The simple answer to this question is that Viagra is legal when it is produced by Pfizer (the manufacturer) for use in the country or region in which it is sold and supplied with instructions for the user in the national language.

The addendum to this definition is that in the European Union, Viagra and the other erectile dysfunction/impotence products - Cialis and Levitra, are controlled drugs that can only be supplied on a prescription issued by a suitably qualified person (generally an E U recognised doctor).

The European Union decrees that there should be freedom of supply from one member state to another of controlled drugs, provided they are covered by the relevant legislation of the issuing country and have not been prohibited in the destination country. This means that Viagra, Cialis or Levitra purchased with a valid prescription in an EU country of origin can be sent freely between other countries in the EU. The drugs must be accompanied by identifying paperwork that is available to customs authorities, who may want to check that it is legal product from an EU source.

In some instances vat may be payable outside of the United Kingdom on medicines sourced outside the UK, but never within the UK on prescription medicines such as Viagra, Cialis or Levitra originating in the UK.

Viagra for individual personal use for impotence is legal in the UK or EU member states if it originates inside of the EU and was issued on a valid prescription.  In all cases not like this, i.e. coming from outside the EU, customs will confiscate without compensation if they discover the parcel.

It is also extremely dangerous to supply prescription drugs without first having a consultation carried out by a qualified doctor. Under UK law, this can be done at a distance and over the Internet if the patient chooses to do it that way, and the doctor agrees.

Always ensure that you are asked to complete a consultation first and that the supplying company is EU based and preferably UK based.

If you can't be sure of all this, then do not buy. Impotence will be the least of your problems if you get your hands on some poor quality medicine from a ruthless criminal source.

Cheap is nearly always fake and often dangerous.

There is NO charge for the consultation and the costs of the necessary private prescription and delivery are included in our prices.
What you see is all you pay.

The Pharmacy that dispenses for us is registered with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, number 1090088.  They display the RPSGB logo for internet pharmacies.  They have to adhere to very strict standards of operation and government regulation and this gives us the confidence we need on behalf of our patients that everything is done correctly using only genuine manufacturers product. Every prescription contains contact details for the General Medical Council registered doctor who prescribed for you and the pharmacy, should you have any questions or concerns.  This will enable you to verify that our doctors are GMC registered and that the pharmacy is RPSGB registered.  We do not give the doctors' details on this web site as it would break the rules of  the GMC regarding advertising.  You can search on the RPSGB web site to confirm that our pharmacy, Pharmacy 2 U Limited, is registered with them.