A commonly raised suggestion/question is when are they going to make a med that helps with desire/sensitivity etc especially the sort of thing often reported with viagra and not cumming.
They don’t seem to have got there yet, but there’s maybe some indication of light at the tunnel. Mostly developed for women’s lack of sexual desire but also effective to an extent for men. It’s called Flibanserin, is only available in America, is far from cheap and doesn’t help all men. Concerns over low blood pressure, perhaps even more than with viagra, are noted.
If you Google it you’ll find a bunch of studies on its use for women. Ones that include men are less common, only noted as a side effect in early studies (when it was being tested as an antidepressant). Here’s one that reported an improvement among 38% of men in the study:
External Link/Members OnlySeems to work on the brain rather than on the N.O. pathways used by viagra.
There’s a techie explanation on the longecity forum (looks credible though I haven’t looked up any validation).
External Link/Members OnlyThis isn’t intended as practical help. Just for interest in terms of the pharmaceutical research on the subject.