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I actually never have, and have been using for years now - UGLs seem to be the most reasonably priced, but obviously come with some caveats, usually underdosing. The main issue seems to be most insurance companies (mine included) won't cover the cost - I was informed my insurance company won't...

Question remains if this offsets the adaptive damage and inflammation from exercise - much like dosing antioxidants preWO blunts the ROS and adaptive effects.

No difference for me pos or neg w. Provigil (I use Modalert occasionally).

you can get it Rx’d from your GP (assuming good relations and open to off label use) or pick it up from Mexico. Last time I was there I grabbed 0.025% for fairly cheap. Probably one of the best topicals for anti aging. Can’t go wrong with supplemental collagen; since I started taking it daily...

Back on topic: Cialis overpriced in Canada. i have had an Rx for cialis, 5mg/day, but even with my benefits (which are excellent for drug coverage) it’s not covered. I currently use an UGL, reputable, but obviously no controls are in place. I find it interesting someone mentioned it will be OTC...

I’m not saying it’s not healthy. Let’s be clear on that. Saying the efficacy is on par to pharmaceutical grade PDE5 inhibitors is misleading, though.

Citrulline and allicin have a proven and well studied effect for vasodilation and blood flow. But Quantities obtained from food are not enough to have an acute effect of erectile quality.

Lol it’s either spam or naivety at it’s finest

I'd be interested in hearing about this as well.

Curious about this as well. Have everything dialed as far as TRT, Labs, OTC sups, etc, but 46 year old joints are starting to bark a bit more..