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More good news: I have just received my second order of apomorphine from The ED Clinic, this time my American forwarder was Daniel Solis from parcl.com

Flavio wrote:More good news: I have just received my second order of apomorphine from The ED Clinic, this time my American forwarder was Daniel Solis from parcl.com

Were you able to place the order without a script?

kinggg wrote:

Flavio wrote:More good news: I have just received my second order of apomorphine from The ED Clinic, this time my American forwarder was Daniel Solis from parcl.com

Were you able to place the order without a script?

The ED Clinic also provides an online consultation and prescription, everything is extremely fast and simple. The forwarders (Yannick Libam and Daniel Solis) took care of everything.

Flavio wrote:

kinggg wrote:

Flavio wrote:More good news: I have just received my second order of apomorphine from The ED Clinic, this time my American forwarder was Daniel Solis from parcl.com

Were you able to place the order without a script?

The ED Clinic also provides an online consultation and prescription, everything is extremely fast and simple. The forwarders (Yannick Libam and Daniel Solis) took care of everything.

I'm confused. Are you saying ed clinic doubles up as a uro and scripts people?

In my country this product was on the market with the brand name Uprima. It was on sale between years 2001-2006. I did not try it but many guys did with very poor results. Finally it was taken away from the sale. Based on the comments that I have read it might work somehow wit a mild ED but it is no use for severe cases.

Mazzio wrote:In my country this product was on the market with the brand name Uprima. It was on sale between years 2001-2006. I did not try it but many guys did with very poor results. Finally it was taken away from the sale. Based on the comments that I have read it might work somehow wit a mild ED but it is no use for severe cases.

Yes, it was an approved ED treatment in Europe but I wouldn't call the results 'poor' and here's why.

You should keep in mind that apomorphine is only a second-line ED treatment. You may take it on its own and get good results but the best option is to combine it with a PDE-5 inhibitor: both drugs work sinergistically and apomorphine is extremely safe and well tolerated by heart patients.

Having the right treatment is not enough, you must use it properly. I'm convinced that most users of Uprima didn't know how to take it and swallowed the tablets. You don't swallow these tablets, you have to keep them under the tongue until they dissolve.

Finally, apomorphine is a centrally acting drug that improves dopamine levels in the brain. This makes it perfect for cases of psychogenic ED or sexual performance anxiety but it's probably not the best option for vasculogenic ED (unless you take it in combination with other drugs).

Sounds awesome but might not work at all for someone who had their nerve sparing prostate removed? Lol. Viagra type meds dont connect for me, due to the nerves that were physically cut . My libido is still high as usual. Its the physical part that lacks, but im willing to try it out at least once. Thank you.

guytalk2018 wrote: [...] Its the physical part that lacks, but im willing to try it out at least once. Thank you.

Absolutely, you should definitely give it a try. Apomorphine is the safest drug I've ever tried and the troches from The ED Clinic are excellent.

ED is a complex, multifactorial condition. Even if the primary cause is organic, there may also be mental aspects involved (e.g. anxiety, depression) and apomorphine will be helpful.

anyone tell me benefits of apomorphine

Aliston wrote:anyone tell me benefits of apomorphine

Improved erections, increased libido, excellent safety profile.

And because it is so safe, you can combine it with other ED treatments.