Dr. George Patino, supposedly known online as the “King of Viagra”, has been jailed for three years for his role in a multi-million pound plot to sell counterfeit impotence tablets online. Read more »

It is known that there are no concerns when taking Cialis with food. In other words it would not perform less effectively if one took it after eating a meal. Many agree with this but some don’t. Those who do not agree claim that they have attempted to ingest Cialis on empty and full stomachs and had alot better results on an empty stomach. Because no two people are the same this very well could be a valid claim. Read more »

Things have changed in this world, and the biggest change, of course, has come with the advent of the Internet, which has completely transformed the world’s shopping habits. Now that pharmaceuticals are available through the Internet, the practice of having to make a trip to the drugstore to get a prescription filled is rapidly becoming outdated. The online pharmacy has replaced the corner drug store for most people, and for a variety of reasons Read more »

It’s 2008. If you’re one of the millions of guys who have erectile dysfunction (ED) and have yet to do anything about it, you’re WAY behind the times. Thanks to the miracles of modern chemistry, suffering with the woes of erectile dysfunction, or not being able to maintain an erection, can be a thing of the past with the leading ED drug Levitra. And it can be easily and conveniently ordered using your telephone and/or your home computer by dealing with an online pharmacy. Read more »

Women and men alike want to know whether or not women can take Viagra. Find out what the Food and Drug Administration advises for the safe and responsible consumption of this drug.

Along the way the topic of whether or not women can take Viagra and have it work effectively has came up. Women and men alike want to know if it will turn a woman into a sexual prowess. The answer is NO! The Food and Drug Administration has approved Viagra for men only. Viagra is to help erectile dysfunction and therefore can be of no benefit to women. Any tests or studies that have been performed on the subject of women and Viagra have been inconclusive.

Some health care providers have given women who suffer from physiological sexual dysfunctions Viagra. This simply means that the dysfunction was within their mind and the Viagra would fine tune their brain in a sense then overriding the dysfunction. However, because the FDA has not approved Viagra for women the potential side effects are not known. The side effects could be the same as they are for men which are headaches, flushing skin, muscle pain, and indigestion but they could also be worse.

The common theory behind a woman taking Viagra, otherwise called Sildenafil was that since it engorges the male penis that it should engorge the female clitoris and both are necessary to achieve an orgasm. So it was thought that maybe it would work for women who are not orgasmic. One very shallow study was confirmed as being conducted on this topic and a small percent of the women claimed to have better lubrication while another small percent claimed to have more clitoral sensitivity. It was concluded that there was no significant evidence to support that there were any improvements sexually but there were negative side effects that were experienced.

There are no medications in the works currently to do for women what Viagra does for men because the anatomy of women is much more complex than that of men. Viagra has changed the face of sex for men forever but women are going to have to wait because there is no sophisticated evidence that women can or should take Viagra for sexual heightening or for any reason at all because it provides no benefit but could or could not be damaging.

The whole problem is that not enough is known about women and Viagra for the Food and Drug Administration to endorse it at this time or any time in the remotely near future.

The number of disreputable companies, many in foreign markets, that are selling counterfeit or unlicensed generic prescription drugs is on the increase, putting consumers in danger by selling them a drug that can hurt them, or worse. Leading online pharmacy e-Drugstore-MD, which sells erectile dysfunction drug Levitra among other products, is cautioning Internet shoppers to make sure they purchase their drugs from established, genuinely safe companies that handle only FDA-approved drugs. Read more »