Viagra

The official Viagra.com site - Pfizer, the manufacturer of Viagra, provides a LOT of helpful information -- Q&As, quizzes, stories, and facts about the drug. A must-see website for anyone considering Viagra, but keep in mind the biased nature of the content.

Straight facts on treating impotence - The US government describes the causes and diagnosis of erectile dysfuntion. Hard facts on the role of Viagra and other treatment options. (Do you know the difference between Viagra and injected medications?)

From the docs at Mayo Clinic - It's always good to read multiple sources when you are investigating health information. Mayo clinic's multi-page overview of impotence is a good complement to the government article.

Patient safety sheet - Just the bottom line in handy bullet points -- how to take it, precautions, risks, and side effects.

The risk of blotting clotting - Viagra affects clotting factors that can lead to heart attack and stroke in some individuals. This is a brief explanation.

Several stories of fatal effects - The Washington Post reports on the deaths of several men who took Viagra and then died while having sex.

Unexpected side effect -- unwanted sex? - Who says all wives want their husband's sex lives recharged?

Buying Viagra online - Beware! Enter "Viagra" into a search engine and you will get pages and pages of websites willing to sell you this potent drug. See your doctor first! Viagra has risks. Read these tips.

Quality online pharmacies - There are a handful of reputable online pharmacies. These are major, trustworthy pharmacy operations that sell drugs only if you have a prescription. This site lists the "VIPPS" certified online pharmacies -- a good place to do your shopping.

How to get a prescription filled online - Most of the reputable online pharmacies work the same way. It is pretty easy, and convenient, to get Viagra through these pharmacies. Here is one set of directions from drugstore.com, as an example.