Eroxon

[TheGeorge]

Has anyone any experience of Eroxon? The Blue Pill works for me, but the side-effects thereof are unacceptable.

[xsevenx]

£45 for a four pack on Amazon! I’ll stick with tadalafil. No unwanted side effects like the blue pill for me.

Edit: just checked- half that price at Boots

Interesting concept though

[westbury18]

Boots lists the active ingredients of Eroxon as: "Aqua, ethanol (35%), propylene glycol, glycerine, carbomer, potassium hydroxide." I don't see anything there that would give you an erection? If you've not tried tadalafil, I'd recommend that (but it has to be prescribed in UK through doctor).

[man0]

Whatever it is, it just (finally?) got approved here in the USA by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration): usnews.com/news/health-news...

So if anyone has any experience with it, there's now a wider audience that might be interested in your opinion 🙂

[hotqld]

Try other things like, Trimix, Quadmix and PT141 that works for male and female

[Lewellen]

(I'm in the US where the FDA has just recently approved it.)

Hydro alcohol? And it works by cooling followed by a gentle warming. Hmmm.Wouldn't that be pretty much the same thing as dipping your tip in a cup of alcohol? Or even just using one of those refrigerator cold packs?

I don't know whether to scoff or do a happy dance! Sure would be an interesting use for my bourbon 😂

[Cancer2x in reply to Lewellen]

I dunno…with anorgasmia Eroxon would hopefully finally get my EroxOFF!

[man0]

The ingredient reported above that made me raise my eyebrows was 'potassium hydroxide': if you replace the 'potassium' with another element in the alkali metal group on chemistry's periodic table, 'sodium' you get 'sodium hydroxide' which is the main ingredient in common household drain cleaner. I'm quite confident I wouldn't want to put *that* on that part of my body, yikes - although that *would* explain the 'warming' part, unfortunately