Rugiet - Sublingual ED Meds

[Flavio]

[...] Thanks Flavio...unfortunately they do not ship to Canada so stuck at the moment.

If any users in the states are able to give it a try, please let us know.....I am really curious about the papervine and apomorphine additions...if they can truly be absorbed well sublingual then maybe these guys are onto something.

I've never tried RUGIET but I know The Ed Clinic in the US and I can't praise them enough. They offer a great variety of approved ED treatments, incl. sublingual meds.

I'm not allowed to post links here but you can easily find them on Google.

The ED Clinic doesn't ship overseas but if you live in Canada, Europe or anywhere outside the US, you can hire an American forwarder at www.parcl.com. I strongly recommend Yannick Libam and Daniel Solis, they are registered customers of The ED Clinic and are already familiar with these products.

[passerarf]

Hey Flavio - are these just sublinguals that mix together viagra and cialis? Any other ingredients? (those are the only two I see on their site)

What's the different between this and just taking viagra and cialis pills at the same time?

Just trying to get my head around what makes these compelling enough to go through with the parcl.

Thanks!

[Flavio]

Hey Flavio - are these just sublinguals that mix together viagra and cialis? Any other ingredients? (those are the only two I see on their site)

What's the different between this and just taking viagra and cialis pills at the same time?

Just trying to get my head around what makes these compelling enough to go through with the parcl.

Thanks!

I believe RUGIET sells a combiantion of Viagra and Cialis, I don't know if that's a good idea or not. I've never tried their products.

The ED Clinic doesn't mix Viagra and Cialis. They sell high quality ED products, they provide a free online medical consultation and, if you like, you can hire an American forwarder at www.parcl.com (I strongly recommend Yannick Libam, he's already familiar with The ED Clinic).

I was very excited with their apomorphine troches at first but they turned out to be disappointing (sedation effect, mediocre erection). They may work well for other patients, though. Like I said, the products of The ED Clinic are great but centrally acting drugs (apomorphine, cabergoline, trazodone) don't seem to work for me.

[passerarf]

I'm actually in the process of trying to order apomorphine from Woodland Hills Pharmacy, also at your suggestion.

I guess I'm not super bullish on the centrally acting drugs either - terazosin moved the needle for me in terms of frequency of erections, especially in the morning, but in terms of trying to have sex I performed about the same with viagra as I did without the terazosin.

This journey really continues to be a mystery.

Have you tried the apomorphine from Woodland Hills as well?

[Flavio]

[...] Have you tried the apomorphine from Woodland Hills as well?

No, I haven't. I only tried the troches from The ED Clinic and I don't intend to try apomorphine ever again.

I will, however, try Impaza soon: this ED treatment from Russia seems to improve anxiety and mood, I quoted a study on that.