I have asked this before. I know it is only a matter of time but would like to know if The Topical Gel for ED is available for sale in the DR now.
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I have asked this before. I know it is only a matter of time but would like to know if The Topical Gel for ED is available for sale in the DR now.
[QUOTE=BigTimeFun;2250078]I have asked this before. I know it is only a matter of time but would like to know if The Topical Gel for ED is available for sale in the DR now.[/QUOTE]Have you tried it? If so, how would you compare it to Cialis or Viagra pills?
[QUOTE=BigTimeFun;2250078]I have asked this before. I know it is only a matter of time but would like to know if The Topical Gel for ED is available for sale in the DR now.[/QUOTE]You are assuming that its actually being produced and marketed. Its not on the market yet and might not ever be on the market as nobody is trying to develop and market such a product yet. Here is the latest article from a credible source that I could find on the topic:
[URL]https://www.pharmaceutical-journal.com/news-and-analysis/research-briefing/topical-gel-could-improve-treatment-of-erectile-dysfunction/20204440.article?firstPass=false[/URL]
There has been a buzz about a topical ED treatment since the late 90's. My thought is that the widespread acceptance of oral treatments have postponed the development of topical treatments. Pharmaceutical manufacturers won't develop and produce a product unless it will make a profit for them (the pharmaceutical pipeline is an expensive endeavor) and they would enter an increasingly crowded market.
While its sounds appealing my first concern is what taste would it leave on your flesh? This could be a killjoy when you are getting a BBBJ and the girl finds it unpleasant or experience side effects. I've had a beautiful WG wince and back off my cock once because she was repulsed by the taste of Lifestyles SKYN condom I gave her (in lieu of the universal cheap condom used by hookers worldwide). So, taste does matter. Note that the active ingredient of at least one topical ED treatment is Nitroglycerin.