01Where does a US fill still need a written line?
In the United States. Sildenafil for ED remains prescription-only. There is no US Connect-style P aisle. The clerk bills a listed NDC after a clinician writes sildenafil and a milligram.
The US NDC probe is why Fildena itself is not on that peg.
02Does a UK pharmacist interview apply to an export strip?
No. The interview is attached to Connect's P supply. A banner that ships Fildena 100 does not perform that check.
If you are in the UK and want the P path, you are asking for Connect 50 mg from a registered pharmacy, not for a Fortune carton.
03Why is Connect 50 not a 100 mg ceiling stamp?
The P medicine's maximum dose is 50 mg. Prescription-only sildenafil in the UK can still use 25 mg or 100 mg under a doctor. Those are two legal doors.
Export art that prints 100 first is not the P door. Do not treat a 100 mg strip as 'Connect but stronger.'
04Who sells Connect under a UK pharmacy licence?
Registered UK pharmacies, in person or through a pharmacy team that reviews the questionnaire. Boots and other chains sell Connect 50 mg at the pharmacist's discretion.
A website that never names a GPhC registration is not that path. BeSafeRx is the US analogue. The BeSafeRx probe is the US shop check.
05What strength did MHRA reclassify as a P medicine?
Fifty milligrams. The 2017 reclassification notice named Viagra Connect (sildenafil 50 mg) for men 18 and older with erectile dysfunction. Sale is from pharmacies after a discussion with the pharmacist.
Men with severe cardiovascular disease, high cardiovascular risk, liver failure, severe kidney failure, or certain interacting medicines stay under a doctor. Connect will not be sold to those groups as a P medicine.
06Is Fildena 100 the same as UK pharmacy Viagra?
It is not. Connect is a named UK product with a pharmacy licence path. Fildena 100 is an import listing men photograph. Sharing an INN is not sharing a licence.
The Fildena versus Viagra pulse compares Fildena with Viagra the US brand. This probe stays on Connect.