Researchers in Germany are testing a vegetable-based Viagra alternative that they say works even better than the famous impotence treatment for some men. The treatment only uses natural ingredients, which include tribulus terrestris, a root vegetable found in the Andes called maca and grape juice extract. Read more »

The long-awaited breakthrough in women’s sexual dysfunction may be here. German drugmaker Boehringer Ingelheim (BI) GmbH claims to have made a pill that will awaken female sexual desire.

This Prince Charming of investigational compounds promises to arouse Cinderella by decreasing inhibitions. This experimental desire drug plays with her mind literally, working on the brain.

Known as Flibanserin, this magic pill has sexual medicine bracing itself for a Viagra-like reception of this first of its kind pharmaceutical treatment for her. With women likelier to report sexual problems than men, sales for the U.S. market alone are projected to surpass the $2 billion Americans spend on erectile dysfunction treatments. Read more »

The Swiss branches of Eli Lilly and Co., Pfizer and Bayer were fined a total of $5.7 million by regulators for fixing the price of erectile dysfunction drugs. Read more »

Scientists reported on Monday that they are in the process of developing a topical anti-impotence cream. Writing in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, scientists from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Yeshiva University found that topical versions of Viagra, Levitra and Cialis could be absorbed through the skin with fewer side effects, and quicker reaction time. Read more »

Two new drugs, Lilly’s Cialis (tadalafil) and Bayer’s Vardenafil, are likely to open new doors for treatment of erectile dysfunction. Read more »

Using common sense when ordering Viagra is the best way to go, there are a lot of fraudulent sites out there. Remember you have to have a prescription from a doctor to get Viagra. Read more »