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Through KwikMed, you fill out a lengthy assessment form, and the drugs come in the mail.
While many websites sell drugs online illegally, one company called KwikMed offers consumers the option of buying certain medications—the erectile dysfunction drugs Cialis, Viagra, Levitra; the hair loss drug Propecia; and the smoking cessation—without ever seeing a doctor face to face. Though KwikMed hopes to offer additional drugs in the future, these five drugs are the only ones that have been approved by regulators to date. And it's all perfectly legal, the company says—though quite unusual. The arrangement that KwikMed has reached with the Utah Legislature allows the company's doctors to offer valid prescriptions through cyberspace; other states require that patients see a doctor in person, KwikMed says, before they can receive a prescription. Still, even if you don't live in Utah, you can probably order KwikMed's drugs. The company has received mail order licenses from many other states, and it has shipped medications to 46 states so far. A preliminary study of KwikMed (led by an independent researcher but including a company employee as a coauthor), published recently in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, shows the system is just as safe as having in-the-flesh primary physicians examine patients and prescribe erectile drugs.
Given concerns about "rogue" Internet pharmacies (online pharmacies that sell prescription drugs without requiring a prescription) and all the erectile dysfunction spam they generate, it might sound shady. Actually, it's not at all, argues KwikMed's CEO, Peter Ax. "We have to fight against the knee-jerk reaction that online pharmacies are unsafe. We have worked with regulators from Day 1. If a company has been vetted and well regulated—like ours has been—it's a safe, if not safer, way of doing business," he says. Here's how it works: After you fill out a relatively lengthy medical assessment form (think questions like "How long have you had erectile dysfunction problems?" or "How much difficulty have you had getting an erection during the last 30 days?") one of KwikMed's five medical doctors will review your order. The company says the online assessment is designed to ferret out people trying to game the system—for example, a teen who intends to take Viagra in conjunction with ecstasy or as an attempt to enhance his virility. If the company's doctors do notice anything suspicious, they follow up with phone call or E-mail. In certain situations, KwikMed may even run a background check on prospective buyers. If everything checks out, you'll get your drugs in the mail in the next few days. The company requires an adult signature upon delivery to safeguard against minors ordering drugs.
Since erectile dysfunction is a problem that men and their doctors are often embarrassed to discuss, an online assessment tool might actually be more thorough and comprehensive, proponents of Internet pharmacies argue. The KwikMed assessment tool for erectile dysfunction drugs, for example, asks a number of questions that try to parse out whether a man's sexual complaints stem from erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation, an important distinction that's easily glossed over during the rush of a typical office visit, doctors say. (If you're curious, this U.S. News story about sex explores some of the differences). Some research suggests that people may actually be more honest in cyberspace when it comes to disclosing embarrassing health conditions than they are in real life. (Thus the rise of services like this one, an E-card company that allows people to alert others they may have exposed to an STD.)
Still, the new system has some formidable critics. KwikMed had to fend off a number of bills in the Utah Legislature aimed at shutting it down. In 2007, the state of Arkansas threatened the company with a lawsuit for sending medicine there. (KwikMed, says Ax, has stopped delivering medicine to Arkansas, and the suit has been dropped. The American Pharmacists Association, a trade group of professional pharmacists, maintains that doctors should examine their patients in person before prescribing drugs and considers companies that do not require that to be "rogue online pharmacies," as this report explains. In the past, Pfizer has opposed KwikMed's efforts to prescribe drugs online. And, just recently, President Bush signed a new law that will make it easier for regulators to crack down on rogue online pharmacies. (However, the new law doesn't address noncontrolled prescription drugs such as those for ED or hair loss, which are less prone to abuse than controlled drugs like morphine or oxycodone.)
Would you order your drugs from an Internet pharmacy like KwikMed? I'm a bit conflicted on this one. On one hand, in some of my recent visits to the doctor, my physician seemed so busy he hardly looked at me. It would be convenient, and I do pretty much everything else online, including communicating with my doctor and ordering my contact lenses. But what might you miss by not being there in person? As I've blogged about before, erectile dysfunction is often an early warning sign of heart trouble, for example, and a visit with the doctor to discuss that is a good chance for a doctor to give you a full checkup to make sure something more serious isn't brewing.
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to eat and soho and this place is amazing!!! From outside it doesn't look like much (even though it has a great dine area terrace) but inside it's great! I did make a reservation so we didn't have to wait. But I notice people were sitted quickly! We sat down and I ordered the restaurant week special with kale salad as an appetizer, short ribs with mushrooms as main and rocky ice cream dessert! The kale salad was more like the main dish- it was big!!! The main dish was small but filling, and the dessert was caramel-chocolate-brownie-vanilla goodness topped with chocolate!!!! Yummy!!! Definitely a keeper and I am definitely coming back as soon as I can!!! Oh, and the service is great!"
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number of times and have always found the food very good to excellent. It's well-prepared and interesting while still accessible for the less adventurous. Their restaurant week menu, in particular, amazes me every year. Unlike so many restaurants that offer three or four choices (nearly always the more mundane picks from their menus) David Burke makes the entire menu available. A very small number of dishes have a slight upcharge; everything else is included for the restaurant week price. I've been to dozens of resto week places, and this wins hands down for value."
Dined on 3/3/2014
I went with a friend for
restaurant week. The food was simply outstanding. The flavors were well developed, the portion size was perfect and eat dish looked beautiful. The cocktails were smart and tasty, even though they cost as much as an entree. The staff were friendly and professional and provided very good service. I can't wait for my next long lunch there."
Dined on 3/6/2014
I went with a couple of friends
for Restaurant Week, a perfect opportunity to try a place that would never fit into my price range otherwise. Usually, some restaurants will offer run-of-the-mill dishes to customers, but not Chef Burke. The offerings for the RW prix-fixe were of a superior variety and did not disappoint. The food was fresh and super delicious (the pork chop is a definite win), courses well paced, and each dish earned a "wow!!" from everyone at my table. Truly a wonderful dining experience :-)"
Dined on 3/6/2014
Food was well prepared and most
items on menu were available with few supplements. Service was very well timed. Would return"
Dined on 3/6/2014
They pay attention to everything.
The food, presentation and service made for a great experience. They pay attention to all the details and make the experience rewarding and fun."
Dined on 3/6/2014
DB has officially sold himself
out. What an awful meal to pay for! Shame......"
Dined on 11/16/2013
My boyfriend and I went during
restaurant week and it was PACKED. I thought we were never going to be able to get our table, but it wound up only being a 20 minute wait. We grabbed a drink and seat at the bar and it was well worth it. The entire staff was very friendly and apologetic for the wait. Our server Billy was amazing, so friendly and helpful. Our meal was served quickly and it was very tasty. I'd definitely recommend this for a special occasion or to bring clients there."
Dined on 3/5/2014
My overall experience was very
good. My one criticism was that the wine list was very expensive. I enjoy good wine but most of the bottles were priced over $100."
Dined on 3/5/2014
The food was delicious.
Beet/fennel salad was light (not super flavorful, but still good and what I was looking for). The chicken/shrimp market salad is proper portion (not uber light) and really yummy - I had that last year too. I'm on a health kick and got the blood orange sorbet w/ fruit (blackberries, blueberries, canteloupe) - NOT WORTH IT. The sorbet was good, but I tried my friends' desserts, and the rocky road with brown butter ice cream was HEAVENLY and the chocolate "bar" (forgot deets) was really good too...learned my lesson!"
Dined on 3/4/2014
Been here several times and always
a treat. As said by others the restaurant week menu offers far more choice and better portion size than most NYC places.. Drinks are original and tasty also .."
Dined on 3/5/2014
My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed
our David Burke Kitchen dinner for restaurant week. The service (ask for James) was top-notch and most of the food was amazing. I ordered the Lobster Minestrone and that was the only course that I didn't care for. Very little flavor and there were only two "lobster dumplings". Everything else, including the Salad, Lamb, Pork Chop and dessert was delicious! We will definitely be back because of the amazing service and to try other menu items we saw being served at other tables."
Dined on 3/4/2014
I went with some co-workers here
for lunch during restaurant week. The food was great and the menu for restaurant week was Great! I would go back"
Dined on 2/27/2014
Great choices for the prixe fix
menu and the fried oysters were amazing!"
Dined on 3/4/2014
The food we enjoyed at David Burke
Kitchen this past Monday night was among the finest our group of four have eaten in the city. What turned this into a huge win was not just that we were able to enjoy a 3 course prix fixe menu for $38 at a restaurant of this caliber, but that virtually the entire menu was available for this special price. Crispy oysters and lobster minestrone soup highlighted our starters--both delectable. Three of the group enjoyed the pork chop entree--bacon and mango elements enhanced already amazing flavors, while the large onion rings looked terrific but tasted soggy and oily. Swordfish paella was lick the bowl delicious as were desserts. Downsides--service a bit spotty, wine list excruciatingly expensive."
Dined on 3/3/2014
Food was fantastic and service was
impeccable! Can't wait to go back!"
Dined on 2/26/2014
Had a lunch with my girlfriend.
The food + sevice + ambience=3 hours of wonderful time! Fantastic improv on Red Velvet."
Dined on 3/3/2014
Food and service could be improved
- Escargot was over-fried, servers forgot to serve our starters fruit and pickled carrots till we were done with our main course. Disappointed even when we upgraded our meal."
Dined on 3/3/2014
To me the dishes are really
Chinese. We have rib and branzino. Maybe it's just not for us.I think the other people in the restaurant enjoy their food."
Dined on 2/25/2014
Sunday brunch w/ girlfriend during
restaurant week (RW). Given limited Sunday RW options, I'm glad we chose correctly by going with DBK. This restaurant is known for its wide selection of RW menu options. Note that for Sunday brunch, they actually use their brunch menu rather than the lunch menu that's publicly posted on the RW site. Most appetizers, all entrees, and all desserts (some of each with added fees) were available for RW diners. Presentation for all dishes was great. Service was excellent. Tuna/salmon tartare (which we each got) was quite decadent and delicious. Salmon entree was melt-in-your-mouth-good and the market salad was also very good (included chicken strips=excellent). Chocolate/hazelnut bar was epic. A+++!"
Dined on 3/2/2014
The dining area was beautiful and
the menu was over the top exciting for me. As soon as we walked in, we were accosted by Guns and Roses playing really loud. I was hoping that it was going to be an eclectic mix of music, but no, more G&R and Metallica playing annoyingly loud. I dont mind classic rock, but it didnt fit with the look and feel of the restaurant. Our appetizers were out of this world!! They made up for the music and left us really excited about the entree. Entrees were not quite as exciting. They didn't feel as special or as well thought out as the apps. Dessert was ok. I shouldn't be the judge because I am not a big dessert fan. My husband enjoyed his. Overall, I think would have liked it more without the classic rock."
Dined on 2/28/2014
My boyfriend and I had a wonderful
meal at David Burke Kitchen on Saturday night. I had eaten there before, but only in the main dining room and this night we were taken up to the treehouse, which was such a fun and unique setting. The views of lower manhattan were great and the setting was very cozy! Our waitress was so friendly and on top of every step of the meal! she was excited to talk about the food and offered great suggestions. The manager was also very attentive and spent time at every table. He was passionate about the group and also so excited to recommend the monkey bread dessert, which was served table side and was so decadent! Overall we were really impressed but the ants on a log and short rib, and the warm hospitality!"
Dined on 3/1/2014
You have to walk down stairs the
restaurant but it's surprisingly really spacious, airy, and naturally-lit. The tables aren't crowded all together and it's a very comfortable dining experience. All the staff were pleasant looking and all smiles. Two friends and I came during brunch. I got the Legs and Eggs, which is two pieces of fried dark meat chicken with two poached eggs atop sausage polenta. The food was great taste-wise, a little too rich, though the tomato puree and cilantro garnish helped with that. Texturally it was fun to eat because the crunchiness of the chicken contrasted with the softness of the eggs and polenta."
Dined on 3/1/2014
David Burke Kitchen was a very
good restaurant. Service was great and food was pretty good: Bread, grapes and carrot that were put out to start were great; the tuna/salmon tartare was also very good; cauliflower steak was OK as were the sides. The cocktail I had was outstanding (Caribbean steeplechase) and the Toffee Monkey Bread was phenomenal (but HUGE). The restaurant had a nice farm-to-table atmosphere and wasn't too loud. Overall we had a great time!"
Dined on 3/1/2014
I went with 2 friends to celebrate
a new baby with a Saturday brunch. The staff was very accommodating when we wanted to bring a cake and attentive to our needs throughout the entire meal. The food was well-prepared and creatively crafted. The peanut butter and bacon wrapped dates were amazing! The ambiance was very homey and comfortable. Can't wait to come back again!"
Dined on 3/1/2014
After having such a great
experience here about a month ago, decided to have another business lunch here with friends. Its always tricky going back to a place a 2nd time because you don't know if your first good experience was a fluke or not. Well, 2nd time around was just as good. And the $25 prix fixe lunch special, can't be beat for the quality of the food and service you get. We had the lobster dumpling soup (delicious), chicken and shrimp salad (HUGE), striped bass and ribs, all incredibly tasty and good size portions. Service was spot on. With great service, great food at reasonable prices, what more could you ask for. Definitely now on my permanent to go list for top notch places for dining out in the city that want break the bank."
Dined on 2/28/2014
I have been to his TownHouse and
now to his Kitchen. Both were wonderful experiences yet totally different. This man and his team are brilliant! The staff at both places were so accommodating and unpretentious. I just love nice people and you definitely get them here. The menu is extremely creative without disappointing on taste. I will definitely come back and can't wait to see where they will invite us next?"
Dined on 2/28/2014
My friends and I (7 people) went
there for a late dinner this past Friday night. The restaurant was absolutely packed when we got there. We waited for about 30 minutes for one of the big tables to clear up. They were nice enough to give us complimentary champagne while we waited. The food was definitely worth the wait. The appetizers, main course, dessert, and drinks were all spectacular. The famous lollipop tree lived up to its reputation. We will come back another time even if it isn't restaurant week."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Best thing about this restaurant
is the free peanut brittle while your waiting for a table. For the prices, food was just subpar. The apps (recommended by waitress) were fair at best. The pretzel crab cake, seemed as I'd it was frozen and reheated. And we paid extra $ 5 supplement for it?!? The octopus was tiny (1 arm) texture okay but flavor boring. The best part of the meal was the free loafs of breads and the pork chop. Cooked nicely, . But still not worth a revisit."
Dined on 2/28/2014
David Burke does Restaurant week
the way it should be done. You can order virtually anything on his menus and will get the actual dish not just a sample size. Each appetizer, entree, and dessert were so well composed that you will realize the gap between a rock star chef and a home cook. The food will become the center of the conversation immediately because it is so nuanced with great depth. I'm excited to come here again."
Dined on 2/27/2014
When ever I'm in NYC I make it
point to come to DB Kitchen. Food is always amazing. Selection is fantastic , esp for Restaurant week. As a foodie, this the place to be. Great location, servers are most often very friendly and helpful."
Dined on 2/26/2014
Hi All This restaurant, as with
other Burke restaurants, is a real find. The restaurant week menu is essentially the same as the regular menu with just a few exceptions. Every is well prepared, delicious and plated beautifully. We had to wait about 20 minutes for our table and so were given glasses of Lanson champagne with horderves. Very generous."
Dined on 2/26/2014
The menu was really well balanced
and had a great selection for the restaurant week menu"
Dined on 2/25/2014
Great food, really good staff and
service, but when they turn on the music it's too noisy to think or have conversations, so I probably won't go again unless I'm with people that I do not want to talk to."
Dined on 2/25/2014
can always count on david burke
kitchen to have delicious food. the service can be inconsistent-- this time it was attentive, which was great."
Dined on 2/24/2014
Came here for restaurant week with
friends. Was very happy with their selections and even happier when the food was served . Crabcake was in a huge portion and the parmesan crusted batter was not overwhelming the crab, tuna tartar was so Refreshing and light, octopus is not chewy and flavored well. When the entree came, i got the beef short ribs. Slow cooked with the meat melting in your mouth with every bite. So yummy! I tasted my friends porkchop and paella Which were excellent as well. As for the deserts, omg! You got to Try it for yourself. Will definitely come back again."
Dined on 2/24/2014
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