German customs have announced they have caught a fake Viagra ring supplying millions of fake Viagra tablets throughout the country.

The operation under an initiative codenamed "Blue" involved 60 customs officers, seven prosecutors and 25 tax investigators turned up a stockpile of 46,000 counterfeit erectile dysfunction pills destined for online & mail-order distribution throughout the UK & Europe .

Viagra requires a Doctors prescription and cannot be sold online without one. Germany's pharmaceutical laws can carry a prison term of up to 10 years. Authorities have warned that counterfeit Viagra often fails to meet basic safety and quality standards, and anyone taking counterfeit Viagra could be damaging there health or could even result in death.

Boots’ bid to provide Viagra in-store has started to look like a ‘false hope’ as frustrated patients struggle with appointments, long queues and time consuming repeat supplies of Erectile Dysfunction medicine.

Buying Viagra from Boots does not mean in anyway that patients simply walk in and just buy it. Patients need to complete a questionnaire before having almost an hour long consultation with a pharmacist, who takes medical history, conducts a series of blood tests, including checking men's glucose, blood pressure and cholesterol levels.

After a disappointing experience of dealing with Boots, many Erectile Dysfunction patients are referring to online clinics for their Erectile Dysfunction medicine.

Comparison of Boots and Medical Specialists (The first legal online supplier)

Viagra at Boots	Viagra at Medical Specialists Online Clinic
Boots Pharmacy is only open for normal working hours. Booking an appointment is necessary before walking in. Patients might have to take a day off from work for consultation and medical checkups. Consultations are required for each repeat order. In other words if a patient needs a repeat order every two weeks, they will need to go for the consultation every two weeks	Online Service is available 24/7 No appointment required Patients can fill in the medical questionnaire online at any time GMC Doctors UK Pharmacy Fast next day delivery (free) Privacy is guaranteed Discreet medicine packaging Easy repeat ordering Secure online ordering Tablets from as little as £32.40 Telephone order available at 0161 762 9108

Cost of buying Viagra at Boots

This service at Boots costs £55 for the initial screening and supply of four tablets. Further supply of Viagra still needs subsequent consultations and medical check-ups.

Why buying Viagra from Boots is not feasible for everyone?

The first run of this campaign was a sinking experience for many. Some people had to book a day off to go for an hour long consultation. Since the number of men suffering with Erectile Dysfunction is very high, it is very hard to get an appointment for the consultation as well. Many people do not turn up to their GPs simply to avoid the embarrassment. Queuing up in Boots does not make it any better. Men who get embarrassed talking to their GP about sexual matters can now blush in front of a pharmacist.

Viagra at MSC

Medical Specialists is the first legal supplier of Viagra in the UK with GMC registered Doctors and UK pharmacy. There are thousands of satisfied men who bought Erectile Dysfunction treatment Viagra, using Medical Specialists’ online service from the privacy of their home, in their own time and with the peace of mind that their private health matters are being dealt by responsible people with excellent service standards. Medical Specialists service has many distinctive advantages. Patients do not need to book any appointment and they do not have to queue up. They just need to fill in a medical questionnaire. On doctor’s approval, the medication is delivered via fast next day service in discreet packaging which is also free. In other words, people only pay for the actual tablets they buy.

Buy Viagra from Medical Specialists

If you are among many other men who are suffering in silence, Medical Specialists can help you. Just visit the web site and fill up our medical questionnaire. We will get your medical details reviewed by our qualified British doctors and if there is no problem in your medical history, take your order and send your medication through the next day delivery. It is that simple and if for some reason we are not able to provide this service, we will not charge you for anything.

For more information please visit our web site. www.medical-specialists.co.uk

A businessman who took six million pounds selling fake / illegal Viagra and potentially dangerous male impotence drugs on the internet was recently jailed for two years.

Martin Hickman, 48, used profits of £3.4million pounds to fund a lavish lifestyle, such as a Bentley with a number of L13RGE, a Farm, Chelsea riverside flat and a very large property in Marbella.

And Southwark crown court heard he kept up his illegal high life even after contempt and steroid-deals convictions.

Hickman, of Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, was found guilty of charges including money laundering and supplying fake and unlicensed drugs.

Are you a pregnant women, want to quit smoking and still find it difficult to stop smoking? If that is you, you are not alone. A new study has found the link between genes and smoking. The “addictive gene” explains why some women find it so difficult to stop smoking during pregnancy.

According to the findings appearing in the journal of Human Molecular Genetics, the “addictive gene” in pregnant women is associated with a lower chance of quitting despite considerable social pressure to stop smoking. This gene is a specific genetic variant which is associated with the nicotine receptor.

The study was carried on 2500 women who smoked before getting pregnant. The success rate was 28% in pregnant women with the gene compared to 31% in pregnant women without this gene.

The researchers investigated whether the genetic variant that influences increased cigarette consumption also had a role to play as an extra hurdle to quitting smoking during pregnancy. The results of this study explain why some pregnant women find it so difficult to stop smoking.

This finding is quite significant because it will pave way for further research on the treatments to help pregnant women who want to stop smoking but find it harder then other people who want to quit smoking.

A loophole in the law that bans smoking at a public place has been discovered and being exploited at a pub in Barnsley. Locals at the pub must fill in a questionnaire about smoking habits before sitting down. The pub then turns into a “Smoking Research Centre” where drinkers can smoke legally in a separate room.

There is a ban on smoking in enclosed public places in England and Wales. Thousands of people die every year as a result of smoking cigarettes, cigars and pipes. Smoking greatly increases the chance of disease and ill-health. Smoking has been directly linked to lung cancer, heart disease and other major illnesses, as well being dangerous during pregnancy for the mother and unborn child. Smoking kills 120,000 people in the UK every year and is the single most preventable cause of early death in the world. Passive smoking is responsible for several hundred deaths in the UK each year.

However with more help and support available, there are fewer adult smokers than ever before. More and more people are interested in quitting smoking. The UK is leading the world in the rates at which people are kicking the habit. Today only 3 in 10 men smoke, compared with 8 in 10 at the end of the Second World War. This means fewer men are dying from lung cancer. In women, lung cancer deaths have not yet decreased.