Daily Thins
Thins for daily spontaneity. Same effects as Cialis 5mg (the Daily Pill), without the need to swallow.
- Dissolve on tongue
- Daily or as needed
Erectile dysfunction · Generic Daily Pill
Always on, never off. Your daily dose of spontaneous pleasure. Generic in brand, but an equally effective alternative to Cialis at a fraction of the cost.
With the popular 3-month plan, your supply arrives upfront allowing for greater convenience and savings.
It is recommended to purchase 28 pills per month, but the quantity varies depending on your needs. Speak to your doctor for more information.
Price is inclusive of GST and transaction fee, excluding doctor's consultation fee.
Contains Tadalafil, the same active ingredient in Cialis. This PDE5 inhibitor works to relax blood vessels, boosting blood flow to your nether regions when desire strikes. The result? Harder, longer erections.
Safe to take daily to keep spontaneity alive.
Your doctor will go through all of this with you during your consult.
Taken daily, the Generic Daily Pill allows for spontaneous play whenever the mood strikes.
No waiting room, no awkward pharmacy queue.
A few questions about your health and what’s been happening.
A licensed doctor checks it’s right for you and prescribes it.
In plain, discreet packaging. Free.
Our fastest yet, from consult to door.
Longer-lasting, daily, or brand-name. Your doctor can help you choose.
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Thins for daily spontaneity. Same effects as Cialis 5mg (the Daily Pill), without the need to swallow.
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Go all weekend long. The same effects as Cialis 20mg (the Weekend Pill), but 50% cheaper.
The classic brand pill to keep in your back pocket for special occasions.
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Thins that’ll keep you going all weekend long. Same long-lasting effects as Cialis 20mg (The Weekend Pill), without the need to swallow.
Individual results may vary. This isn’t medical advice. A doctor’s consultation is needed to decide whether any treatment is right for you before it’s prescribed.