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NEWS: FDA APPROVES EROXON
First (Clinically Proven) OTC Topical Gel
to Treat Erectile Dysfunction

Safe - No RX Needed - Works Within 10 Minutes!

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved the first over-the-counter topical gel treatment for erectile dysfunction.

NOTE: The product is not yet available in U.S. pharmacies and stores. It is currently available in England and Belgium. The manufacturer is in talks with distribution partners to bring Eroxon to the US but no timeframe for that release has yet been announced.

Eroxon (code named MED3000) is an odorless, tasteless gel that users apply by vigorously rubbing it over the head of their penis. Per manufacturer's claims, it works within 10 minutes. Popular and expensive ED medications like Cialis and Viagra take 30 to 60 minutes to take effect.

While there has been a lot of fanfare around the FDA approval, the jury is still out on the efficacy of this topical gel.

I am posting this as an information-only share it make you aware that Eroxon is available if you live "across the pond" and could be in a store near you if you're a U.S. resident. So read more to determine if this could be a treatment you would consider.

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In the United States, erectile dysfunction affects about 30 million men. ED occurs when a man is unable to get or keep an erection firm enough for satisfactory sexual activity.

Many factors can cause or contribute to erectile dysfunction, including diseases such as type 2 diabetes, taking medications such as antidepressants, contributing psychological factors such as anxiety or behaviors such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, using illegal drugs or being overweight.

There are many benefits to using a topical solution versus oral medication and that explains why news of the FDA green-lighting this treatment is all the rave.

This share seeks to provide you with information --- the good, the bad and the ugly --- about Eroxon. Use this information to make your own informed decision as to whether this treatment is right for you.

BENEFITS:
- Affordable vs. more expensive ED treatments. In the UK (where it is currently available), Eroxon goes for 24.99 pounds (31.22 USD)
- No doctor's visit or prescription required (over-the-counter, immediately available)
- Minimal side effects vs oral medications
- Product is considered safe for the user and "highly unlikely" to cause reactions to the user's sexual partner (according to Eroxon's website)
- Odorless, tasteless topical gel
- Can be incorporated into foreplay
- Works faster than ED pills. Per Eroxon's website, it works within 10 minutes while it takes 30-60 minutes for Cialis and Viagra to take effect

DRAWBACKS:
- No timeframe for when product will hit shelves in the USA; Futura Medical is working out the details for a U.S. release and price tag for this treatment
- In clinical trials, some users reported headaches and nausea
- Additional side effects could include flushing, heartburn and sinus congestion
- In some instances, users reported a burning sensation on the penis
- [Although the risk of these side effects are low compared to other ED drugs] In rare cases, Eroxon can cause blurred vision, decreased blood pressure and priapism (a painful erection that lasts for more than 4 hours)
- While it is "highly unlikely" (per Eroxon's website) to negatively affect the user's sexual partner, at least one female reported vaginal irritation
- Most users report less-than-effective results (per user reviews online)

CAVEATS:
- While no doctor's visit is required to use this treatment, you should still see your since ED can mask an underlying medical condition like diabetes, low testosterone, heart disease, high blood pressure or sleep apnea. Schedule to see your doctor shortly after trying Med3000 to discuss other health issues.
- All clinical trial participants were heterosexual males

EROXON PRODUCT LEAFLET

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CLINICAL TRIAL: Read more about the clinical trial here.

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USER REVIEWS: A MIXED BAG

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To decide if Eroxon is right for you, read the user reviews. Keep in mind that sometimes reviews can be biased or vague. But take from them what you will. These reviews are from Boots.com, a drugstore in England.

BOOTS.COM - EROXON USER REVIEWS

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AMAZON.UK - EROXON USER REVIEWS
The user ratings on Amazon.uk are even more dismal. 32 reviewers gave this gel 2 out of 5 stars:

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A Futura Medical spokesperson cited "competitor reasons" for not releasing its clinical trial data but did not go into specifics.

This is only conjecture on my part, but, based on the "meh" sounding reviews from many of its actual users, it could be suggested that Eroxon did not "move the needle" (translated: get consistent results) enough to support the manufacturer's efficacy claims (ex: achieve an erection within 10 minutes), which, in turn, might have influenced their decision to not release clinical trial data. At least, not yet.

An ED treatment that works for one man may not work for another but by gaining approval from the FDA, this topical gel could be a useful option in the treatment of ED in some men.

BUT WAIT...!!! THERE'S MORE!

Here are additional readings on effective treatment of erectile dysfunction you can download from Library Genesis.

ED LIBRARY

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d*** thats was a detailed post to cure the men's ED syndrome! Thanks mate for share

Thanks for posting, discomix. To be honest, this may not be a cure. It is a treatment that could work for some men.

The manufacturer makes great claims but many users in the UK are not as enthusiastic about their results. Hopefully, Futura Medical can improve upon the formula before it is sold in the United States but that will require more research and clinical trials.

Since this isn't widely available yet, I am only posting this as a "head's up" (no pun intended) for anyone interested who hasn't yet heard about this new topical gel and its recent FDA approval.

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