In a trial programme to be launched on Valentine's Day, men will be able to buy Viagra without a prescription at a few stores operated by the British pharmacy chain Boots.
The company said the pilot programme with the drug, used to treat erectile dysfunction, will be offered at three stores in Manchester and is expected to last six months, the Associated Press reported.
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Men, ages 30 to 65, who want to purchase Viagra without a prescription will have to see a pharmacist, provide a medical history, and undergo tests for cholesterol, blood pressure and glucose levels. If men want a refill, they'll have to see a doctor.
After the initial trial, the company will consider whether to expand the programme to other outlets. Boots has about 1 500 stores across Britain, the AP reported. – (HealthDayNews)
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