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I get the prescription from my physician and have it filled at Safeway ( a supermarket) Pharmacy. I use a GoodRx coupon. It just happened to be $6.50 last time. But, I usually pay anywhere from $9-12. The coupon prices vary.

Well, what the heck, I'm going to squeeze a whole tube on.

Now that I've read through everything my optimism has gone limp.

From the internet: "This reconfirms the significant opportunity that MED3000 represents with OTC availability at a likely retail price in the region of US$5 per dose in the USA." Pricey it seems compared to the 90ct Tadalafil I just got for $6.50.

"...achieved clinically important improvements in erectile function at all time points and was clinically effective in mild, moderate and severe ED sufferers..." Nice! "...US marketing authorisation of MED3000 by the FDA remains on course for Q1 2023..." Q1 is here, where is it? Now we...

Yes, Defy has gotten too expensive. TailorMade is much cheaper but you need a physician who has an account with them to prescribe it.

Sure sounds like it. You should consult a physician, ideally, a hematologist. Iron overload can cause liver, heart, brain, pancreas damage.

One famous documentarian on such matters was from the Victorian Era, Sir Richard Francis Burton, first translator of Arabian Nights and Perfumed Garden of the Nefertiti. His literature gives the award to the Egyptians.

Key is to use smallest dose possible that makes you interested in sex. Engorgement and erection occurs 6-8 hours later. Side effects such as runny nose, coughing proportional to dose vary with the individual. Effects dwindle after 24-48 hrs. Some experience slightly decreased penile...

That's an excellent way to cut off circulation in short order. If somone could wear that thing for more than an hour, they should become a Navy Seal.

If you're going to experiment be sure to have all parameters measured and under the conditions before you begin anything.

I like the idea of using the previously described flavonoids as opposed to horse chestnut (which one vascular surgeon I know actually recommends). @madman would you have any idea if a product like Hemovel could act synergistically with other NO supplements (thinking it might be useful as an...

Very enlightening, Nelson. I guess this is another point where women's health diverges from men's. "...Which brings me to another point of broad consensus in the medical community: HRT should only be initiated within the first 10 years of the onset of menopause..."

Life Extension in US has a diosmin product also they advertise for leg circulation: Micronized Purified Flavonoid Fraction [sweet orange extract (peel) providing 450 mg diosmin, 50 mg of flavonoids expressed as hesperidin] 500 mg Perhaps it might act similarly as Hemovel?