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I suggest combination therapy in these cases. Oral phentolamine by itself is useless for me, but it's brilliant when I take it in combination with udenafil. Combination may, however, worsen side effects, always consult your doctor first.

Another important detail: I read somewhere that Eroxon is supposed to give instant erections. It doesn't. Stimulation is essential: this is an erection facilitator, not an erection initiator.

Flavio wrote:I suggest combination therapy in these cases. Oral phentolamine by itself is useless for me, but it's brilliant when I take it in combination with udenafil. Combination may, however, worsen side effects, always consult your doctor first.

Flavio, where do you get Oral phentolamine? Never heard of it.

Uncle Bill wrote:

Flavio wrote:I suggest combination therapy in these cases. Oral phentolamine by itself is useless for me, but it's brilliant when I take it in combination with udenafil. Combination may, however, worsen side effects, always consult your doctor first.

Flavio, where do you get Oral phentolamine? Never heard of it.

Oral phentolamine (brand names Vasomax, Vigamed) is an approved ED treatment in several countries but not the US. I order my pills from China via my brilliant forwarder and great friend Oliver Deng. (And yes, the pills are 100% legit, that's one of the great things about having a forwarder and local buyer)

I am perplexed by all the negative reactions to Eroxon. It's not a miracle cure and it doesn't work for everyone, but it is FDA approved and most definitely NOT a scam. Because it is a topical treatment and very safe, I suggest you combine it with other meds (e.g. Viagra) for improved results.

Flavio wrote:I am perplexed by all the negative reactions to Eroxon. It's not a miracle cure and it doesn't work for everyone, but it is FDA approved and most definitely NOT a scam. Because it is a topical treatment and very safe, I suggest you combine it with other meds (e.g. Viagra) for improved results.

What kind of ED do you have? Is it physical or psycologycal? For what i read it worked mostly for psychological ED.

If you have physical ED, has it worked for you?

Discovernew wrote:

Flavio wrote:I am perplexed by all the negative reactions to Eroxon. It's not a miracle cure and it doesn't work for everyone, but it is FDA approved and most definitely NOT a scam. Because it is a topical treatment and very safe, I suggest you combine it with other meds (e.g. Viagra) for improved results.

What kind of ED do you have? Is it physical or psycologycal? For what i read it worked mostly for psychological ED.

If you have physical ED, has it worked for you?

It's psychogenic (sexual performance anxiety), although Propecia for hairloss (I've been taking it daily for +10 years) may also play a role.

I don't think I really need Eroxon but it does have some effect, I feel the 'freshness' in my penis. Last time I had sex, I had no more Eroxon and I used only phentolamine + udenafil + Seredyn and it was GREAT.

Came here to post the video in the previous post

I tried it and this didn't do absolutely anything. Total placebo. If you look online I haven't found anyone who has actual physical Ed who says it works. Only people with "psycogenyc Ed" say it works, likely because of the placebo effect.