Cialis may be available without a prescription in the US in the future

[Nelson Vergel]

Men with erectile dysfunction may be able to avoid the awkwardness of a doctor's visit by buying the drug Cialis without a prescription, under a proposal announced Wednesday by the drug's maker, Eli Lilly, and the French pharmaceutical company Sanofi.

Under the plan, Sanofi is buying the rights to seek approval to sell Cialis over the counter in the United States, Europe, Canada and Australia after certain patents expire. Cialis is to lose its patent protection in the United States and Europe in 2017, after which sales are expected to drop sharply as cheaper generic alternatives arrive on the market.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/29/b...ing-cialis-an-over-the-counter-drug.html?_r=0



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[Nelson Vergel]

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[Vettester Chris]

The only bad news is that we have 3 more years to go Would be much happier seeing it on the shelves today.

 

[kd4re]

It still would be awkward purchasing because the stores would lock them up and force you to call a clerk for access.

 

[Vettester Chris]

LOL, I'd just put it on my wife's shopping list when she goes to the store!

 

[Rorinsmith]

LOL, I'd just put it on my wife's shopping list when she goes to the store!

The perfect solution!

 

[SuperDutyDave]

I suspect you will see a while new slelction of ED drugs hit market as soon as the first wave of drugs patents expire. They already exist but they aren't going to release them till they have rung the last dollar out of current ones......

Drugs like Vitaros have been held back for no other reason then this I suspect