"The US Food and Drug Administration – which is currently assessing an application to sell Eroxon in the US – asked for a longer, 24-week trial. The results were presented at the European Society for Sexual Medicine Congress in Rotterdam earlier this year and showed that 61 per cent of men were able to achieve and maintain an erection, usually in less than 10 minutes."
"So, important note, I am 2 years post-RALP - NON-NERVE SPARING. Gleason 9. They did not f**k around.In those two years, only erections were from TriMix injection.Got some Eroxon Gel via Amazon UK. Have tried it twice. Was already dubious when it said "you'll need sexual stimulation for this to work" in the packaging.Followed directions, had both physical and mental sexual stimulation. Little effect on me. There might have been 10-20% more blood flow, but nothing useable or any word I would use for erection."
"I would be the ideal candidate for Eroxon.I am a young fit individual, with only a mild ED problem (getting started is the issue), thus I'd be ideal for an OTC cream that has a mild effect, acts quickly, and can get the action going.I've tried this product in different circumstances, twice solo, one time with a partner, one time when I not aroused. (There are 4 little tubes).The literal only effect it had was giving a mild irritation on the area I applied it. Quite literally nothing else. Nada. And this was in ideal circumstances by an ideal candidate without major issues that require a more comprehensive treatment plan.Quite literally a scam, only approved by the FDA under a "medical device" licence. It seems their business model is to make something useless but harmless, and then market it to the public as "FDA approved" or approved in X many EU countries."
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