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Response from eDrugstore.comMar 18, 2015

Sir, Thank you for being a loyal customer over the years. I want satisfied Customers so our prices need to be competitive to earn your business. I encourage everyone to shop at their local Pharmacy as we do every time the prices increase at our Pharmacies. The current selling prices for 100 mg Viagra at Walmart Pharmacy is $38.49, Walgreens $38.76 and CVS $40.80. You will also need to visit your own Doctor to obtain a prescription. That will cost you time and a co-pay of $20 to $40 if insured and over $125 if not insured for the Doctor visit. AccessRx.com provides remote Tele-medicine services that are included in our prices. A 10 ct of 100 mg Viagra is $435.10 after a 5% discount (which we offer in our e-mail promotion every week) or $43.51/tablet. Our Pharmacy has a S&H charge of $13.95 using USPS Priority Mail. There are no other hidden charges. Please add up your time and expense and let us know how we can accommodate you even more. Sincerely, Jerry R., Media Relations AccessRx.com

Response from eDrugstore.comMar 18, 2015

Sir, Thank you for being a loyal customer over the years. I couldn't agree with you more, that the price increases (twice a year since 2009) over the past 10 years have gotten way out of control. Unfortunately, since Lilly ICOS has a patent for their blockbuster medication Cialis for only 15 years they have been increasing the price over 15% per year for the past 6 years. The reason for these increases is that Cialis will be coming off patent in 2017 and prices will be coming down for all erectile dysfunction medications. Generic Pharmaceutical Manufactures of Tadalafil (Cialis active ingredient) will be competing for price once the Cialis patent expires. Viagra, Levitra, Stendra and Staxyn which are all in the same boat with their ED medication will have no choice but to follow the prices down. Please read my comments written below on the current prices at other Pharmacies for Viagra and other medications. I try to always advise our customers to shop around and compare the cost at their local Pharmacies. Add the Doctor visit and costs associated then let us know if we are too high a price and we'll see what we can do to keep earning your business while keeping our prices as competitive as possible. Sincerely, Jerry R.. Media Relations AccessRx.com