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Online mr.bluesky

I tried rubbing some on my finger once to see if it worked. Couldn't bend it for a week, walked around permanently pointing my finger at everything  :D

Online JontyR

I tried rubbing some on my finger once to see if it worked. Couldn't bend it for a week, walked around permanently pointing my finger at everything  :D

Thank you Mr Raab for your explanation. We'll take it under advisement.

Offline bayekofthecreed

I decided to buy some of this stuff. Tried it for the first time last night. I have to say it's utterly useless. It's basically alcohol gel with no other active ingredients. You might as well put hand sanitiser on your cock. It would probably do the exact same thing as this Eroxon - which is absolutely nothing. I'm shocked that it even got approved for sale in the UK.

Offline Strawberry

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I decided to buy some of this stuff. Tried it for the first time last night. I have to say it's utterly useless. It's basically alcohol gel with no other active ingredients. You might as well put hand sanitiser on your cock. It would probably do the exact same thing as this Eroxon - which is absolutely nothing. I'm shocked that it even got approved for sale in the UK.

There once was a thread discussing use of alcohol based sanitiser on the penis after sex.

Offline dgh7622

I tried it yesterday watching porn for some stimulis and it did absouloutley nothing .
Might work if another hand is doing the wanking though.
Have to give it another try with some friendly assistance 

Offline Tony Blair

So it looks like this gel has got out in to the wild as is now being offered as part of the service.

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Online Doc Holliday

So it looks like this gel has got out in to the wild as is now being offered as part of the service.

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I'm pretty sure she is referring to sildenafil in 'jelly' form in a sachet eg Kamagra Jelly.

Offline Tony Blair

I would not be so sure. A quick search shows Kamagra Jelly takes about 30-60 minutes to take affect and seems to come in sachets rather than capsules.

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I would not be so sure. A quick search shows Kamagra Jelly takes about 30-60 minutes to take affect and seems to come in sachets rather than capsules.

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She describes it as 'a little blue helper' hinting at Viagra but avoiding naming it for legal reasons. Kamagra Jelly is faster acting and can take effect in as little as ten minutes on an empty stomach, but she is pushing the claim. Eroxon is presented in a single use tube not a capsule.

We will just have to agree to disagree  :hi:


Offline Marmalade

The bumf says it's safe to use for oral sex.
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The price says it it's maybe not suitable when you can get sildenafil cheaper.

So who's tried it?

Offline Colston36

I totally agree with the above and understand what you are saying. Within the Eroxon.com information section on the use, it does say that it is safe for oral sex. Partners should still be made aware of course but it may alleviate concerns somewhat.

I like pussy to taste like pussy, not something else.

Online Doc Holliday

So who's tried it?

Apart from a few on here who have given it a thumbs down, there are 180 reviews on the Boots website who were first to launch it.

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I have rarely seen such a split between 1 star and 5 stars with almost nothing in between.The 1 star reviews are pretty scathing (chocolate fireguard)

As I posted earlier in the thread this seems to be 'a con' as it is being promoted on the back of positive studies based on a version including an active ingredient glyceryl trinatate, which the released version does not contain. I can find no explanation online why?

I would suggest the positive reviews are either fake or placebo?







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Offline scutty brown

According to the Boots website, here are the ingredients:

Aqua, ethanol (35%), propylene glycol, glycerine, carbomer, potassium hydroxide

It's alcohol gel for your knob, pretty much.  Hard pass.

So it's changed from a drug to snake oil

Offline Lastfour1479

I much prefer the Viagra eye drops
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Online mr.bluesky

I much prefer the Viagra eye drops

Does that make you look hard  :D

Offline dieseldriver

It's got a mixed bag of comments in Google reviews. Yet to try it. Shouldn't have a problem with massage girls rubbing it in  :D But you can forget OWO. Doubt any girl will put it in her mouth with that stuff on!
 

Offline Private Parts

It's got a mixed bag of comments in Google reviews. Yet to try it. Shouldn't have a problem with massage girls rubbing it in  :D But you can forget OWO. Doubt any girl will put it in her mouth with that stuff on!
Not unless they want a quick Botox alternative.

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Offline robbie54321

Has anyone tried Eroxon?  I’ve used it twice and tbh you’re better off saving £24 and  spitting on the end of your dick, what a waste of money😂
No warm or cold sensation just nothing

If others have a different experience I’d be grateful to hear it🙂
Maybe I’m doing it wrong


Offline RandomGuy99

There's so many ED drugs advertised on TV these days including Viagra Connect, Cialis and Eroxon

Offline 3imfred

Noticed this erection cream on ordinary shelves in Superdrug.
4 shots for £20+ , anyone used this?
Can’t use viagra etc because of heart issues and would love a stronger boner 😎

Offline Jonestown

Noticed this erection cream on ordinary shelves in Superdrug.
4 shots for £20+ , anyone used this?
Can’t use viagra etc because of heart issues and would love a stronger boner 😎

Try putting Eroxon in the search box, there are five other threads on it.


Online daviemac

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Ok
I've merged your post with the latest thread on it.

BTW has your consultant/doctor told you you can't take Sildenafil? 

Online Watts.E.Dunn

 I suspect that 3imfred cant or he's been advised not to use ED drugs becase he's on a Nitrate one such as isobrabide mononitrate if that is the case it seems some reasearch has been done on that in the USofA where some preople have been repotting that it doesnt seem to cause a problem ED drungs and Nitrates as to be expected bugger all reasearch has bene done here in the UK:(...

Offline Stevelondon

I thought I might as well give it a go. Bought it not expecting any great improvement etc.

The SP I saw actually put it on me as part of a scenario thing we had arranged.
So for me the sensation was one of a cool feeling that disappeared after a while. There was not the slightest feeling of it making my erection grow harder or faster etc.
in fact for the type of play we were involved in. Durex Tingle Gel would perform similarly….. or perhaps a tad better.

Perhaps this stiff (oops sorry…. Meant stuff)  might work if it’s playing tricks with someone’s mind. But to sell it the way it’s being sold is so wrong………. As far as I’m concerned anyway. 😉
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I suspect that 3imfred cant or he's been advised not to use ED drugs becase he's on a Nitrate one such as isobrabide mononitrate if that is the case it seems some reasearch has been done on that in the USofA where some preople have been repotting that it doesnt seem to cause a problem ED drungs and Nitrates as to be expected bugger all reasearch has bene done here in the UK:(...
The reason I asked was I thought I wouldn't be able to use Sildenafil due to a serious heart condition but when I checked with my doctor I found I can.

It's something that is pointless speculating about only 3imfred can answer the question. If he's been told he can't use it then fair enough but if, like me, he's presuming he can't then I would recommend he discusses it with his doctor or cardiologist.

Online JustaPunter

I suspect that 3imfred cant or he's been advised not to use ED drugs becase he's on a Nitrate one such as isobrabide mononitrate if that is the case it seems some reasearch has been done on that in the USofA where some preople have been repotting that it doesnt seem to cause a problem ED drungs and Nitrates as to be expected bugger all reasearch has bene done here in the UK:(...

Use of GTN is contraindicated in the pre hospital JRCALC guidelines due to the risk of hypotension of the patient has taken Viagra in the previous 24 hours

That doesn’t mean your Consultant won’t prescribe Viagra if you are on Nitrates.

Offline 3imfred

Last GP appointment I was advised to avoid all ED medication.
Cardiac Stents inserted 2 years ago but only experiencing droop issues in recent months.
Seems like gel is a waste of money

Online daviemac

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Last GP appointment I was advised to avoid all ED medication.
Cardiac Stents inserted 2 years ago but only experiencing droop issues in recent months.
Seems like gel is a waste of money
Is that the only thing, no medication or anything?  If not or even if you are taking something I would have another word with your doc.

Just for a bit of clarity on my comments, heart attack, cardiac arrest, 2 stents, pacemaker, Edoxaban, Ramapril and Bisoprolol daily plus prescribed Sildenafil as required.

Online Watts.E.Dunn

Its anything with Nitrates in that dosent go with ED meds Davie, what your  on is OK!, do you take any blood thinners  all or Asprin even?.


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Its anything with Nitrates in that dosent go with ED meds Davie, what your  on is OK!, do you take any blood thinners  all or Asprin even?.
*I have discussed the whole issue with various medical professionals several times so I know exactly what I can and can't take, what I should avoid when taking certain things and under what circumstances I should stop taking any one of the meds I'm on.

Edoxaban is an anticoagulant , Ramapril lowers blood pressure and Bisoprolol is a beta blocker, forgot to mention statins as well

The point I was making is the OP hasn't mentioned taking any medication and even heart meds do not necessarily debar you from taking ED treatments so he should talk to his doctor or cardiologist, something everyone who wants information about prescription drugs should do, as against asking on a punting forum. 

Aspirin and Prasugrel, an antiplatelet medication are only needed for the first 12 months following the stents being fitted.

Offline 3imfred

Sorry
I’m also on Perindropil & Amphobine (sp)
for high BP
Have spoken to another dr previously who warned against Ed medication

Offline Thephoenix

Sorry
I’m also on Perindropil & Amphobine (sp)
for high BP
Have spoken to another dr previously who warned against Ed medication

It's often been said how important it is to get your advice from your GP or consultant, but it's still interesting to read different people's experiences.

Amongst other meds, I've been prescribed candesartan for many years, to control BP.

I had a couple of episodes of syncope (feeling faint) after a punt, and after investigation by my cardiologist he's put the likely cause down to mixing candesartan with sildenafil, and so has advised me not to take the two together.

I also noticed combining the two meds resulted in a substantial drop in blood pressure which was the likely cause of the symptoms.

As we're all different ages and have different medical history, it's not surprising that we're effected in different ways.

Online Watts.E.Dunn

Lets not forget that Viagra orignally started life as a possible blood pressure medication!!..

In essence a heart "attack" is where a bit of muck carried around in the bloodstarem gets lodged in the heart muscele so it can't work as well as it might owing to lack of blood supply. So it protestes with pain and it gived off an enyzeme called Troponin which is a very good marker to know if you have suffered a bout.

Assuming you get past that point stents are uised to prop open blocked or semi blocked artieries and then hypertension treatment candasartern and Amlodpine etc then blood thinners and an anticoagulent and thats more or less that apart from nitrates are sometimes admisnered and thats wot cauuses the issue with Viagra and the like..

In a nutshell! In fact quite a few people mainly women can have a heart attack and not reliase it they don't always present with someone clutching their chest saying call me an ambulance!!!

Etc...

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Lets not forget that Viagra orignally started life as a possible blood pressure medication!!..

In essence a heart "attack" is where a bit of muck carried around in the bloodstarem gets lodged in the heart muscele so it can't work as well as it might owing to lack of blood supply. So it protestes with pain and it gived off an enyzeme called Troponin which is a very good marker to know if you have suffered a bout.

Assuming you get past that point stents are uised to prop open blocked or semi blocked artieries and then hypertension treatment candasartern and Amlodpine etc then blood thinners and an anticoagulent and thats more or less that apart from nitrates are sometimes admisnered and thats wot cauuses the issue with Viagra and the like..

In a nutshell! In fact quite a few people mainly women can have a heart attack and not reliase it they don't always present with someone clutching their chest saying call me an ambulance!!!

Etc...
Thank you for your input but if it's all the same to you I'll stick with what my own personal experiences have been and what I'm told by those who I know are practicing medical professionals and experts in the field they practice in.

FWIW I didn't know I'd had a heart attack two days before being admitted to hospital nor did I know I'd died two days after until I woke up with electric shocks running through me.

BTW as violent as it looks CPR doesn't hurt, you don't know it's happening.

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nor did I know I'd died two days after until I woke up with electric shocks running through me.

So, daviemac, you've finally confirmed what many of us have suspected for some time - you ARE Dr Frankenstein's monster!!    :)

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So, daviemac, you've finally confirmed what many of us have suspected for some time - you ARE Dr Frankenstein's monster!!    :)
Well, I'm still battery powered.  :P

Online Watts.E.Dunn

Well, I'm still battery powered.  :P

Got a pacemaker as wel then;?..

I think mate you've had quite a hard time overall as to medics i don't trust them as much as i once did, several reasons, but i don't have the same faith in them as i once did ...

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Got a pacemaker as wel then;?..

I think mate you've had quite a hard time overall as to medics i don't trust them as much as i once did, several reasons, but i don't have the same faith in them as i once did ...
Yeah, got a pacemaker.

I suppose we can all have different experiences with the medical professionals but I can only speak from my own point of view, if it wasn't for the 111 call handler recognising I'd had a heart attack from the very vague description of my symptoms, me being in hospital 40 minutes later and the excellent work of the medical staff I wouldn't be here now. I don't even know what made me phone 111 as I didn't think it was anything serious but if I'd had the cardiac arrest at home while on my own that would have been it.


Online JustaPunter

Lets not forget that Viagra orignally started life as a possible blood pressure medication!!..

In essence a heart "attack" is where a bit of muck carried around in the bloodstarem gets lodged in the heart muscele so it can't work as well as it might owing to lack of blood supply. So it protestes with pain and it gived off an enyzeme called Troponin which is a very good marker to know if you have suffered a bout.

Assuming you get past that point stents are uised to prop open blocked or semi blocked artieries and then hypertension treatment candasartern and Amlodpine etc then blood thinners and an anticoagulent and thats more or less that apart from nitrates are sometimes admisnered and thats wot cauuses the issue with Viagra and the like..

In a nutshell! In fact quite a few people mainly women can have a heart attack and not reliase it they don't always present with someone clutching their chest saying call me an ambulance!!!

Etc...

High Blood Pressure and Angina Pectoris was what viagra was intended to treat until the people in the trial noticed the unintended benefits

If you check BNF you can see the indications and contra indications relating to Viagra being prescribed

The main concern is hypotension caused by taking medications that lower blood pressure at the same time.

That doesn’t mean a person with previous cardiac problems won’t be prescribed it, but I would suspect most online pharmacy’s would not prescribe it, your own GP or Consultant will likely have a different opinion based on the fact they can examine you and have access to your full medical history

Many people don’t know the different between angina and an MI.

Often people with angina think they are having a “Heart Attack” when they aren’t

MI is diagnosed initially by 12 lead ECG then confirmed with Trops.

If you are diagnosed pre hospital with a STEMI you may be taken directly to a Cath Lab rather than A&E, since the early 2000’s in London where the early trials of bypassing A&E took place and you would’ve taken directly to Bonner Road

The only medical episode I have seen after Viagra usage was a stroke not an MI or hypotension
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The only medical episode I have seen after Viagra usage was a stroke not an MI or hypotension
Second question asked by paramedics who attended me was "have you taken Viagra lately", the first being "what's your name" before being 'blue lighted' to the high dependency heart ward of the specialist hospital.   

Maybe there isn't a medical reason for asking and they were just curious.  :unknown:

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Maybe there isn't a medical reason for asking and they were just curious.  :unknown:

Maybe your hardon was making it difficult to get you into the ambulance.