Sosua Reports

Hey, I was internet surfing anyway. I saw two products with credible press coverage for topical use.

One, is Vitaros cream containing the active ingredient alprostadil. (This is the drug used for guys with severe ED, that normally involves injection into the penis).

The other is Eroxon*gel, also known as MED2002,0. 2% w / w glyceryl trinitrate gel. This compound is the same as the drug nitroglycerin, used for those with heart conditions. Nitroglycerin for heart conditions is sold by prescription with a 2% concentration. Note that the ED gel has a tenth of that ingredient.

So, product names are VITAROS and EROXON / MED2002. If available in the DR, no telling what the local version is named.

The active ingredients are ALPROSTADIL or GLYCERYL TRINITRATE. Personally, I would be very wary of purchasing the latter in the DR, as 2% concentration is used for heart conditions, and the possibility of incorrect dosage, resulting in a heart related incident is not worth the effort, considering the availability of LA PELA pills, etc.

If there is any word on the ALPROSTADIL cream / gel, that would be of interest.

Good luck to all.

[URL]https://www.healthline.com/health/erectile-dysfunction/cream[/URL]

[URL]https://erectiledysfunctioncreams.wordpress.com/[/URL]

[QUOTE=BigTimeFun;2223446]Hey, I was internet surfing anyway. I saw two products with credible press coverage for topical use.

One, is Vitaros cream containing the active ingredient alprostadil. (This is the drug used for guys with severe ED, that normally involves injection into the penis).

The other is Eroxon*gel, also known as MED2002,0. 2% w / w glyceryl trinitrate gel. This compound is the same as the drug nitroglycerin, used for those with heart conditions. Nitroglycerin for heart conditions is sold by prescription with a 2% concentration. Note that the ED gel has a tenth of that ingredient.

So, product names are VITAROS and EROXON / MED2002. If available in the DR, no telling what the local version is named.

The active ingredients are ALPROSTADIL or GLYCERYL TRINITRATE. Personally, I would be very wary of purchasing the latter in the DR, as 2% concentration is used for heart conditions, and the possibility of incorrect dosage, resulting in a heart related incident is not worth the effort, considering the availability of LA PELA pills, etc.

If there is any word on the ALPROSTADIL cream / gel, that would be of interest.

Good luck to all.

[URL]https://www.healthline.com/health/erectile-dysfunction/cream[/URL]

[URL]https://erectiledysfunctioncreams.wordpress.com/[/URL][/QUOTE]Thanks. Through my quick research, I was aware that VITAROS and MED2002 were available in Europe, but they are only available there by prescription, and are very expensive.

The subject "came up" (pun intended) when a poster asked if such products were available in the DR, where locally made preparations, like Cialis clone 'La Pela' are available without prescription at much lower prices.

(While we are on this subject, any travelers to other parts of Latin America may want to enquire there, as most pharmacies in Latin America sell medications without prescriptions).

If anyone has more information, feel free to contribute.

I spent 2 days in Sosua in the early part of the week. I use to say that Monday in Sosua beats Saturday night any where in the US. The crack dpwn in Sosua is seriously affecting the quality of the street ladies. Many ladies are tired of being hassled. There were more 5 and 6 then I have ever seen Wiinners are still around but you have to look hard. There are more Haitian girls on the streets then ever. This was week day action that I saw. The weekends have always had better numbers. Late night crackheads were in large numbers. I am a huge fan of Sosua but if I did not have list of go to girls my trip would have been much less satifying. It is sad to see the place I love so much slowly stranggled. The SU is not dead but it is being threatened.

[QUOTE=OldKool;2224379]I spent 2 days in Sosua in the early part of the week. I use to say that Monday in Sosua beats Saturday night any where in the US. The crack dpwn in Sosua is seriously affecting the quality of the street ladies. ... Late night crackheads were in large numbers... if I did not have list of go to girls my trip would have been much less satisfying. It is sad to see the place I love so much slowly strangled. [/QUOTE]It is not over until it is over, but when even one of Sosua's most enthusiastic proponents reports that a crack epidemic is visibly destroying the prostitution scene, then it seems that the fat lady has already sung her song.

[QUOTE=Frannie;2224882]It is not over until it is over, but when even one of Sosua's most enthusiastic proponents reports that a crack epidemic is visibly destroying the prostitution scene, then it seems that the fat lady has already sung her song.[/QUOTE]Just a small point. When the original post described a "crack down" in Sosua, was it referring to the drug, or a "crackdown" by the police?

[QUOTE=Frannie;2224882]It is not over until it is over, but when even one of Sosua's most enthusiastic proponents reports that a crack epidemic is visibly destroying the prostitution scene, then it seems that the fat lady has already sung her song.[/QUOTE]That is because there are levels to this shit. I have been saying forever that Sosua sucks and I was always ridiculed for it. Did I always think Sosua sucked? No. But over time it changed from how I first knew it, which put it into a shit category when compared with other monger places. (I think many Sosua players that do not know other places are put at a disadvantage because they have nothing to compare it to except home. Then on the flip side, you could say that ignorance is bliss because you can't miss what you never knew.).

Now Old Kool has received a dose of what he thought was sugar eventually turning into shit. But guess what. Next week a new monger will arrive on the scene saying how Sosua is the best thing since sliced bread. He is going to call Old Kool crazy for not thinking that Sosua is the greatest show on earth. Then Old Kool is going to go into a rant about his "Old Sosua". So indeed the cycle continues, until like you said, the lights are completely turned off.

P. S. By crackheads I think he just meant women that were undesirable, and not actual drug addicts.

Here is the lowdown on what's happening in Sosua: In about 18 months Mayor Neuman will be up for reelection. Willie, who lost a close election to her is preparing to make another run. Mayor Neuman will be able to claim the closing of Rumbas and clarins as proof that she has been effective in stopping prostitution in Sosua. She will also be able to claim the reduction in chicas on the streets but she needs a cherry to put on top to seal her reelection.

Well enter the owners of Burbon street and Amvhee hotel. They have opened Amvhee hotel on the Passions end in preparation of a red light district there and Willie becoming the next mayor. Willie is pro chica.

Recently there was a gathering of people and music on the beach that evolved into an ass shaking, video taking, bikini strip down show. Well the YouTube video reached the mayor and she called the owners of Amhvee into a meeting and accused them of promoting prostitution based on the video even though other Sosua businesses were involved.

Mayor Neuman reached out to Santo Domingo and currently there is an article on Dominican today about prostitution running rampant in Sosua. Expect Mayor Neuman to make more impact moves in the next 18 months to contribute to her reelection campaign.

Will Willie be able to mobilize his grass roots campaign in 18 months or will the tourism industry be able to mobilize the business community in Sosua to deal the mayor reelection?

My outlook is Sosua will not improve over the next 18 months as politicians jockey for position. IMO the future of Sosua will be determined over the next 18 months by either establishing a red light district or slowly the mayor will close venues and hassle girls as she rescues Sosua from prostitution.

Stay tuned.

It's interesting how someone's original post can be interpreted in multiple ways. Now, OldKool said:

[QUOTE=OldKool;2224379]I spent 2 days in Sosua in the early part of the week. I use to say that Monday in Sosua beats Saturday night any where in the US. The crack dpwn in Sosua is seriously affecting the quality of the street ladies. Many ladies are tired of being hassled. There were more 5 and 6 then I have ever seen Wiinners are still around but you have to look hard. There are more Haitian girls on the streets then ever. This was week day action that I saw. The weekends have always had better numbers. Late night crackheads were in large numbers. I am a huge fan of Sosua but if I did not have list of go to girls my trip would have been much less satifying. It is sad to see the place I love so much slowly stranggled. The SU is not dead but it is being threatened.[/QUOTE]If you read that post one way, you would think that smokable cocaine has become a huge trend with the WGs in Sosua when he said "late night crackheads were in large numbers. " But by using the term "crackheads," I think OldKool was referring to LE that is known to chase the WGs up and down Pedro Clisante during the low season when their are few tourists in town. Hopefully, OldKool will return to this forum and clarify what he meant by "crackheads. ".

On a side note, I'm actually thinking of returning to Sosua this coming November or December (I was last there in April 2015). Even though I've hit so many new countries this year (United Arab Emirates, Japan, Canada, Ecuador next month), I'll still have time to make a return trip to the Dominican Republic. In this forum, one side says Sosua sucks and the other side says it rocks, so I think it might be time to go back and find out for myself.

What I meant by crack working girls are low class street girls. In the US Crack working girls describes women who are the lowliest of street urgents. I still love Sosua and think it is an awesome place but it is suffering at this time. You still have over 200 young women available to have sex at you request at a very low price. My issue is a year ago there were 400 women there.

[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;2224949]It's interesting how someone's original post can be interpreted in multiple ways. Now, OldKool said:

If you read that post one way, you would think that smokable cocaine has become a huge trend with the WGs in Sosua when he said "late night crackheads were in large numbers. " But by using the term "crackheads," I think OldKool was referring to LE that is known to chase the WGs up and down Pedro Clisante during the low season when their are few tourists in town. Hopefully, OldKool will return to this forum and clarify what he meant by "crackheads. ".

On a side note, I'm actually thinking of returning to Sosua this coming November or December (I was last there in April 2015). Even though I've hit so many new countries this year (United Arab Emirates, Japan, Canada, Ecuador next month), I'll still have time to make a return trip to the Dominican Republic. In this forum, one side says Sosua sucks and the other side says it rocks, so I think it might be time to go back and find out for myself.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MrGogo;2224914]Here is the lowdown on what's happening in Sosua: In about 18 months Mayor Neuman will be up for reelection. Willie, who lost a close election to her is preparing to make another run. Mayor Neuman will be able to claim the closing of Rumbas and clarins as proof that she has been effective in stopping prostitution in Sosua. She will also be able to claim the reduction in chicas on the streets but she needs a cherry to put on top to seal her reelection.

Mayor Neuman reached out to Santo Domingo and currently there is an article on Dominican today about prostitution running rampant in Sosua. Expect Mayor Neuman to make more impact moves in the next 18 months to contribute to her reelection campaign.[/QUOTE]Just one problem with your post: according to Sosua News, Neumann isn't eligible to run for reelection:

[URL]https://sosuanews.mobi/index.php?id=5273[/URL]

So, is she eligible to run for reelection or not?

And here is the Dominican Today article that you referenced:

[URL]https://dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2018/09/12/officials-meet-as-sosua-prostitution-goes-rampant/[/URL]

If Neumann isn't eligible to run for reelection, she won't have to face the voters at the polls in 2020, so I wouldn't be surprised if she conducts a "scorched Earth" campaign against prostitution on her way out the door. Bottom line, though, is that her ass needs to go. She only got 41 percent of the vote during the last Mayoral election, and Willy probably would have won if there weren't a handful of candidates also vying for Mayor:

[URL]https://www.sosuanews.com/index.php?id=4450&article=1[/URL]

Why would tourists come to Sosua when Cabarete is right up the road?

Sosua doesn't really have much to offer except its quaint beach- it was a little gem but the Internet destroyed it.

I was very disappointed to see Sports Bars and Flat screen TVs all over Pedro Clisante. The town is losing its charm.

Its not a high end destination and most of the visitors don't spend money except on the girls.

IMHO.

The corrupt police need the girls to make the system work but the girls will eventually just say fuck it and conduct business online except for the hardcore girls.

The girls will remain but quality is will get worse if that's possible.

[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;2225046]Just one problem with your post: according to Sosua News, Neumann isn't eligible to run for reelection:

[URL]https://sosuanews.mobi/index.php?id=5273[/URL]

So, is she eligible to run for reelection or not?

And here is the Dominican Today article that you referenced:

[URL]https://dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2018/09/12/officials-meet-as-sosua-prostitution-goes-rampant/[/URL]

If Neumann isn't eligible to run for reelection, she won't have to face the voters at the polls in 2020, so I wouldn't be surprised if she conducts a "scorched Earth" campaign against prostitution on her way out the door. Bottom line, though, is that her ass needs to go. She only got 41 percent of the vote during the last Mayoral election, and Willy probably would have won if there weren't a handful of candidates also vying for Mayor:

[URL]https://www.sosuanews.com/index.php?id=4450&article=1[/URL][/QUOTE]You are correct. This is her second term I thought it was her first (Damn time flies) so she is not eligible to run again. Now even more than ever that makes me wonder what her motivation is. Maybe a step up in government, maybe to protect her business interests in Sosua or just to sabotage Willie's plan? It's all speculation now but we will find out in 18 months what direction Sosua will follow for the future. I also would love to see Willie as Mayor, I remember when he worked at Latinos in 2009, good guy always gave me a nod.

[QUOTE=OldKool;2225035]What I meant by crack working girls are low class street girls. In the US Crack working girls describes women who are the lowliest of street urgents.[/QUOTE]Part of the problem here is that there is a word that we are not allowed to use on this boards, so you have to say "crack working girls" to replace the word that rhymes with "back door". To avoid this in your first post, you used the word "crackhead" which has a known meaning. The meaning of the word that rhymes with back door is also well known. It means someone who sells sex to feed a crack cocaine habit or to give money to a pimp who supplies that substance, not low-class street girls. (Are there any high-class street girls?)

[QUOTE]
You still have over 200 young women available to have sex at you request at a very low price. My issue is a year ago there were 400 women there.
[/QUOTE]I am not sure where these numbers come from, but your original issue was that

[QUOTE] Late night crackheads were in large numbers [/QUOTE].

Not that large numbers have now left the scene.

[QUOTE=Adinga;2225062]Why would tourists come to Sosua when Cabarete is right up the road?

Sosua doesn't really have much to offer except its quaint beach- it was a little gem but the Internet destroyed it.

I was very disappointed to see Sports Bars and Flat screen TVs all over Pedro Clisante. The town is losing its charm.

Its not a high end destination and most of the visitors don't spend money except on the girls.

IMHO.

The corrupt police need the girls to make the system work but the girls will eventually just say fuck it and conduct business online except for the hardcore girls.

The girls will remain but quality is will get worse if that's possible.[/QUOTE]Why visit Sosua or Cabarete when there is a brand new highway that connects Santo Domingo with Punta Cana? Sosua Mayor Neumann and her ilk believe that if they just get rid of the WGs in Sosua and Cabarete, then Dominican families will magically return to the north coast of the Dominican Republic. But the reality probably is, Dominican families living in Santo Domingo are taking the brand new highway to Punta Cana instead of the winding, pothole-infested roads that connect Santo Domingo with the north coast:

[URL]https://www.sosuanews.mobi/index.php?id=5248[/URL]

And why would anyone think that Mayor Neumann and her ilk know what they're doing? Hell, they can't even make sure their precious little museum is ready to receive tourists:

[URL]https://www.sosuanews.mobi/index.php?id=5111[/URL]

So why would anyone think they could properly run a small town?!

But anytime Mayor Neumann and her ilk do any little thing to improve Sosua, they can't stop breaking their arms while patting themselves on the back:

[URL]https://www.sosuanews.com/index.php?id=3350&article=1[/URL]

Yeah, I'm sure that blue sidewalk construction sign just HAD to have Neumann's idiot face on it.

[QUOTE=OldKool;2225035]You still have over 200 young women available to have sex at you request at a very low price. My issue is a year ago there were 400 women there.[/QUOTE]I won't argue the numbers because nobody really knows what they are but what I do know is that a lot of girls don't bother prowling the streets because they don't have to, they stay at home and work their computers and phones to death on social media, no need to leave the house. 90% of my friends that live here haven't pulled a chica from the streets in a couple of years, myself included. Facebook and Whatsapp rule, I have several hundred girls just from Puerto Plata at the ready, every size, shape and color one would ever need or want. I know guys with a couple thousand. All available within a 60 peso carrito ride.