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I recently saw an ad for Neradin, a new treatment for ED.

The ad was intriguing because it promised excellent results and it was on the front page of a popular German newspaper. We all know how strict Germans are, when it comes to drugs and advertising.

Neradin is just a food supplement, so I'm not expecting brilliant results. One of the ingredients is a plant called Damiana (Turnera Diffusa).

More on this:

www.neradin.de

Thank you for this as always Flavio, going to look into it!

Flavio wrote:I recently saw an ad for Neradin, a new treatment for ED.

The ad was intriguing because it promised excellent results and it was on the front page of a popular German newspaper. We all know how strict Germans are, when it comes to drugs and advertising.

Neradin is just a food supplement, so I'm not expecting brilliant results. One of the ingredients is a plant called Damiana (Turnera Diffusa).

More on this:

http://www.neradin.de

It looks like this is not only a food supplement. There is also a drug version. The food supplement one is called Neradin Active. It's a little over than $50.

I have no idea how we can obtain at least the food supplement one to see how it works.

whymenow wrote: [...] It looks like this is not only a food supplement. There is also a drug version. The food supplement one is called Neradin Active. It's a little over than $50.

I have no idea how we can obtain at least the food supplement one to see how it works.

Thanks for pointing that out, I never tried the product and only saw the food supplement.

Found it on amazon: https://www.amazon.de/-/en/16809560-Ner ... B08X195TKD

But what is the drug version called?

passerarf wrote:Found it on amazon: https://www.amazon.de/-/en/16809560-Ner ... B08X195TKD

But what is the drug version called?

The food supplement is called Neradin Aktiv, the drug is Neradin (no prescription needed).

It seems to be a homeopathic treatment and should be taken regularly.