While chip-and-PIN cards are prevalent in Europe and Asia, the U.S. market offers a PIN option on only a dozen cards, mainly issued by credit unions. PenFed offers four credit cards with both signature and PIN capability, and a $20 donation will get you into the credit union. PenFed declined to speak on record.
A little basic math would indicate that splitting the 20 mg tablet in half with the Cialis Pill Splitter will save $14.50 per tablet. Splitting the 10 mg tablet in half will cost about $2.25 per tablet more than if you just buy the 5 mg tablet.
You should avoid buying any generic version online unless you know it is approved in your country. No. Currently there is no generic available for Cialis. The active ingredient in Cialis is called Tadalafil. Cialis (tadalafil) is a prescription medicine that is used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED). Cialis is manufactured by Eli Lilly and is currently protected by a patent which is not due to expire until 2016. The patent prevents any company from manufacturing generic Cialis.