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It all boils down to religion and Viagra is not a Contraceptive which is "banned" by the church. They are also two different things.
Viagra vs. Birth Control is also not a Man vs. Woman thing. Men can buy condoms. That's their contraceptive. Woman use BC pills. Viagara isn't banned by religion so it's not even on table.
Vaigra messes with the natural order of things,doesn't it?
Men who are 65 and use viagra can now get women pregnant.
One is a health issue and the other is a recreational issue.
Viagra is far more of a recreation issue than the Pill. Many women take contraceptive to regulate their menstrual cycles (e.g., women w/ PCOS and would otherwise only have a cycle a few times a year)
That's easy, they foot most of the bill. If you want to spend your income on something that their policy doesn't cover, you're free to do so.
No, they don't. They use those benefits for tax deductions, and advertise benefits to hire employees. If they've got a problem with how an employee chooses to use the benefits or income given to him/her, they should be stripped naked and chased around.
Viagra is far more of a recreation issue than the Pill. Many women take contraceptive to regulate their menstrual cycles (e.g., women w/ PCOS and would otherwise only have a cycle a few times a year)
Oh please. Viagra is for ED. A physical health issue. And don't give me that BS that women use the pill to control their cycles. 99% use it to have sex for fun and you know that.
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