You’ve probably heard of Viagra. If you haven’t, you may have heard of its blue label, which is often seen on television drug adverts. Viagra is best known for being able to enhance the sex life of men by allowing them to achieve larger, stronger erections. But what if you don’t need Viagra? Do you still have to take it? Can you still have an erection? Does it harm your health? Let’s explore the options available to you.
Alternatives To Viagra
If you’re looking for a drug to treat your ED, there are now alternatives available that don’t require a prescription. Let’s explore what they are and how to tell whether or not they’re right for you.
Tadalafil
One of the most popular alternatives to Viagra is tadalafil. This particular medication is a phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitor, which acts by increasing the blood flow to the genitals. As a result, your erection will be stronger and last longer. On the other hand, it has a slower absorption rate than Viagra, so you may need to take it more frequently to achieve the same effect. Tadalafil is another example of a drug that has helped to shape modern medicine. Unfortunately, it has also become popular amongst adults who are seeking performance enhancing properties, so it is frequently found in the recreational drug market. That being said, in the majority of cases, tadalafil has safe and effective medicinal properties and is highly unlikely to cause significant harm.
Sildenafil
Another commonly prescribed medication for ED is sildenafil. This drug is a member of the same family as Viagra and has been around for longer than most people realize. It was first discovered in the 1950s and was initially developed as a medication for pulmonary hypertension. Since then, it has been tried and tested in vivo for a variety of other disorders and shown to be effective in all cases. Like tadalafil, sildenafil works by improving blood flow to the penis, which results in heightened erections. However, it is more effective at increasing blood flow than tadalafil, which makes it a popular choice amongst men with moderate to severe erectile dysfunction. Unfortunately, like Viagra, sildenafil has also been found to be highly addictive and is frequently abused by adult men seeking a “faster” or “stronger” erection. Therefore, it is classified as a controlled substance in many countries.
Vardenafil
Vardenafil is a relatively new medication for ED. Like most of the other medications mentioned so far, it works by increasing the flow of blood to the penis, which in turn, results in a stronger and more enduring erection. However, it also inhibits the enzyme phosphodiesterase type 6, which is responsible for breaking down cGMP in the penile tissues. As a result, more cGMP is available to stimulate the nerves that help to regulate blood flow in the penis. Due to its unique mechanism of action, vardenafil is able to give men with ED a better erection than most other medications and it has been shown to significantly increase the size and strength of erections in men with diabetes mellitus. In addition, it has been found to be well-tolerated and safe even when administered to children with ADHD, which is rare in medications of this kind.
Avana
Avana is another medication that has been approved for use in the treatment of ED in the United Kingdom and other European countries. Like the other medications mentioned so far, avana is also a phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitor. However, instead of increasing blood flow, it inhibits the enzyme responsible for breaking down cGMP in the corpus cavernosum. As a result, more cGMP is available to act as a natural erection stimulator and increase the size and strength of erections. It has also been shown to be effective at increasing the number of spontaneous erections in men with diabetes mellitus and improve their quality as well. Avana has proven to be safe and well-tolerated in clinical trials even when administered to children with ADHD, which is also rare in medications of this kind.
Lu Xiaobo’s “Cocktail”
Lu Xiaobo is a Chinese scientist who has developed a new treatment for ED known as “cocktail therapy.” It combines sildenafil and tadalafil in the same pill. This combination gives men with ED a more potent and rapid erection as well as allow them to get relaxed enough to have enjoyable sex without any danger of injury. In a similar way to the earlier mentioned medications, cocktail therapy increases blood flow to the penis and results in a stronger erection. However, it does so by acting on different parts of the body to improve the outcome. While sildenafil increases blood flow to the head of the penis, tadalafil helps to increase blood flow to the rest of it. Since the two work together, men with ED experience an even more powerful erection.
There are a number of countries where recreational drug use is completely legal. Despite this, many men still feel uneasy to take prescription medication for ED without doctor’s advice. If you’re in one of these countries, you have the choice of buying a sublingual or oral mist spray. These sprays allow you to quickly and discreetly get the medication you need, when you need it. As long as you follow the instructions on the label, there is no reason to worry about overdosing or having an unhealthy reaction to the medication. Even when abused, the risk of these sprays is relatively low compared to other recreational drugs, as they don’t tend to be as physically or psychologically addictive. This makes them a safer choice for men, who don’t want to commit suicide or experience other adverse effects from drug use. With these options available, there is no reason to continue trying to find a cure for your ED with ineffective, unhealthy and sometimes dangerous treatments. As previously mentioned, most recreational drugs have harmful side-effects and can be deadly in large quantities. This is why you should only be using them when necessary and why you should never, ever, consider them as a possible alternative to medical treatment. Discuss the pros and cons with your doctor, before you make any kind of decision.