Hey mate, you seem to be one of the resident experts on here...

Hey mate, you seem to be one of the resident experts on here just doing some DD on LTP and seeing alot of misinformation about pricing comparisons. In one of the company interviews I saw mention of 16-18 doses of Spontan for AU$100-$125 and they were testing using a 5mg dose in their trials. Two pumps one each nostril.
One of the generic brands of Cialis (Tadalafil) called Sandoz has a 5mg tablet, 28 pills in the box for AUD$29, works within 1 hour but the kicker with Tadalafil is it stays in your system for 2-3 days. They actual recommend just taking one daily if you want an on-demand erection but that comes with it's own issues of getting an erection when you don't want one
If you walk into Chemist Warehouse and ask for Cialis which goes for around $80 a box you'll get a weird look, lady told me not many people buy it, why would you with several generics to choose from for around $30 that do the same job.
Of course some people need a higher dose, or a particular PDE5 doesn't work etc
But Spontan will have that exact same issue, won't work for some or they'll need 4 pumps instead of 2.
Out of the ones I have tried over the years Viagra is the worst for side effects, beetroot head and headache and the most expensive, but they were the first so good on them.
So if Spontan is going to hit the market at over AU$100 that's a very high price for only 16-18 doses and I couldn't find much info about the side effects, do you get a red face, headache more details will likely come out later. Also interested in how long it lasts in your system but to test that might try and get hold of a sample and give it a go.
One last thing I found puzzling is the 18 healthy males they recruited were aged between 18-45, thats a bit weird considering ED generally starts becoming more a problem over 50. If I would have taken any sort of ED med when I was in 20's or 30's I would have ended up in the ER getting it drained!
Anyway just trying to wrap my head around the market potential with the limited info out there, so far looks good just not sure about the expected pricing. Very competitive market.