Viagra Libre In Mexico

men will be entitled to up to two doses of Viagra, Cialis or Levitra

The Mayor of Mexico City has followed the lead of other smaller towns in Mexico by handing out free erectile dysfunction medication to men. Unlike the Mayor of the little town in Chile who handed Viagra out to all men over the age of sixty, Mexico City’s men will have to reach the age of 70 before getting the free drugs Viagra, Cialis or Levitra.

The Mayor Marcelo Ebrard said that as of December 1st men will be given free medical examinations at three specialist health centres and then the impotence drugs will be given out. He said that the reason for this generous move was that he believed that sexuality had a lot to do with a “quality of life and our happiness”. The Health Secretary of Mexico City, Senor Armando Ahued explained men would be entitled to up to two doses of Viagra, Cialis or Levitra. It is estimated that around 112,000 men are over the age of 70 or more in Mexico City which has a total population of 20 million people.

Cynics pointed out that this gesture by the Mayor was more to do with a vote catching exercise than a serious concern for the health of elderly male citizens in the city. Ukmedix News has reported on different occasions about how politicians sometimes use the issue of free erectile dysfunction medication as a popularity boosting measure. In one case we even came across reports of politicians in Indonesia giving prospective voters free Viagra tablets.

It is hoped that this new campaign in Mexico City will not undermine the integrity of the Viagra drug as a serious medication to treat a serious medical problem. Erectile dysfunction can be very serious not only because of the physical implications of the problem but also because of the chronic distress that it causes men and their sexual partners.