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I've just ordered ZYPRIMA (apomorphine) from Worldwide Pharmacies and I'm really excited. I can't wait to try it.

I'm not expecting spectacular results, I know apomorphine is not as effective as PDE-5 inhibitors but I'm just looking for a second line treatment. Cialis is and probably always will be my #1 ED treatment but I believe in combination therapy. In the past, I tried a combination of Cialis + oral phentolamine (brand name Vigamed) and results were spectacular. Unfortunately, Vigamed is no longer available.

Any tips on apomorphine or phentolamine are more than welcome.

Thanks in advance, guys!

Well, I got my order today and I tried Zyprima a couple of hours ago.

I'm impressed!

Zyprima definitely works and it is much more effective than I expected. I have no idea why some urologists describe it as a 'minor' drug, it works much faster than Viagra and I got an impressive erection.

There were a couple of side effects but perfectly bearable: drop of blood pressure, some dizziness and this 'buzz' in my head - not quite a headache, just a strange buzz as if my brain was going into overdrive. This is not surprising, considering that Uprima works directly on the brain, whereas Viagra only acts peripherally.

I strongly believe that centrally acting drugs are the future of ED treatments. Zoraxel showed great promise but Rexahn has apparently abandoned it. And it's a terrible shame that apomorphine is not widely available in Europe - I got my order from Worldwide Pharmacies.