Has anyone tried the little blue pill ( not viagra)

i was in the chain store Savers on the high street and looking at the medical shelf saw packs of little blue pill has anyone tried them

[nickItaly]

Hi. Usually I'm disinclined to try something without medical advice. Even herbal mixtures can be harmful. And they are not usually tested for their toxicity and/or side effects. If erectile dysfunction exists, the andrologist should be contacted, tests should be made (for example monitoring nocturnal spontaneous erections, penile US scan, etc..) in order to choose the best treatment. If you have nocturnal spontaneous erections, you probably do not have any physical problem leading to erectile dysfunction. However, the andrologist's advice is necessary in my opinion.Nick

[jaglad]

Hi,

I have not seen these, but will look them out.

Some time ago I did try something similar from Superdrug, I think it was called 'V' ? It was by the checkout and reduced to £2.50 ! So I thought I would give it a try, and surprisingly it was quite effective. Mind over matter? Possibly, but I enjoyed the experience.

The ingredients listed where mainly herbal and as nick explains sometimes these can be harmful. Buy carefully and have fun.

[Goldfish_]

Clearly some people find them helpful and no significant safety issues have been raised.

It's up to you to give them a go or go to your gp to ask for viagra which you know will work

[jimpollard Partner]

What were they called Davy?

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The little blue pill by Healthpoint