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Ok guys, I am really excited about this one.

I have just ordered a troche of apomorphine from The ED Clinic and the package is on its way.

I don't even know what a troche is but I'm feeling very optimistic.

According to the official website of The ED Clinic, apomorphine is a centrally acting drug that may help with the mental aspects of ED. Erections start in the brain and this treatment activates dopamine receptors (D2) to improve erections and libido. They specifically mention sexual performance anxiety but don't go into details.

I have tried apomorphine (Zyprima) in the past with excellent results and I have every reason to believe this one will be even better.

The ED Clinic only ships to the United States but if you live in Europe you can hire an American forwarder at http://www.parcl.com. I strongly recommend Yannick Libam, he's a brilliant American forwarder, he will take care of all the formalities and is already familiar with the product.

Tha package should arrive in a couple of days, I will keep you guys posted on my progress.

I was doing some investigation into apomorphine and found this:
https://www.citizen.org/article/letter- ... ne-uprima/
It never got FDA approval in the US?

Simbarn wrote:I was doing some investigation into apomorphine and found this:
https://www.citizen.org/article/letter- ... ne-uprima/
It never got FDA approval in the US?

Apomorphine for ED was never approved in the US but it was approved in Europe (brand name Uprima). It is currently being prescribed to treat other conditions, e.g. Parkinson's disease.

Simbarn wrote:I was doing some investigation into apomorphine and found this:
https://www.citizen.org/article/letter- ... ne-uprima/
It never got FDA approval in the US?

I've just read the letter and it's very entertaining.

I wonder if these 'citizens' are being sponsored by Pfizer or other big pharma companies. Apomorphine has a much better safety profile than Viagra and there is no reason why it shouldn't be widely available.

Keep us updated on this, Flavio.

This was a good read if you are interested in the history of Apomorphine:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5995787/

It could help with psychogenic ED, possibly due its sedative properties by muting excessive sympathetic activity.
Interested to hear how effective these SL are for you, given your history with the above.

RUGIET was mentioned a few months ago on these forums and apparently they also sell sublingual apomorphine and papaverine, I wonder if anyone has more info on them.

Here's the original topic:

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=14494&p=127776#p127776

A brief overview of apomorphine (brand name Uprima) for the treatment of ED:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzsyLWjzDI4

Here's a not so positive info on apomorphine: according to this study, its half-life is only 2-3 hours. Correct me if I'm wrong, but this means the effect should last for a max of 5 hours, right? The half-life of Cialis is 17.5 hours, which allows for much more spontaneity.

https://www.docguide.com/apomorphine-pr ... sented-aua

My apomorphine tablets from theedclinic.com arrive tomorrow, expectations are high! I'll keep you guys posted on the results.

Chosing the right drug is not enough, you have to know how to use properly. A study on the sequential use of apomorphine:

https://www.nature.com/articles/3900831