Performance Enhancers

**Cephlapod Love** · 01-28-17 19:49

Originally Posted by StephenOh [View Original Post]

Anyone try the African Superman or Superstud? Lady at the local poem shop said these fly off her shelf. It's not a bad idea to stop in such a place to ask them what the guys are buying. Research is also required.

Public Notification: African Superman contains hidden drug ingredient

http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/ResourcesFo.../ucm436657.htm

(03-05-2015) The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is advising consumers not to purchase or use African Superman, a product promoted for sexual enhancement. This product was identified by FDA during an examination of international mail shipments. Image of African Superman.

FDA laboratory analysis confirmed that African Superman contains sildenafil, the active ingredient in the FDA approved prescription drug Viagra, used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED). This undeclared ingredient may interact with nitrates found in some prescription drugs such as nitroglycerin and may lower blood pressure to dangerous levels. Men with diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or heart disease often take nitrates.

Health care professionals and patients are encouraged to report adverse events or side effects related to the use of this product to the FDA's MedWatch Safety Information and Adverse Event Reporting Program:

Complete and submit the report online at MedWatch Online Voluntary Reporting Form, or;.

Download and complete the form, then submit it via fax at 1-800-FDA-0178.

Note: This notification is to inform the public of a growing trend of dietary supplements or conventional foods with hidden drugs and chemicals. These products are typically promoted for sexual enhancement, weight loss, and body building and are often represented as being "all natural. " FDA is unable to test and identify all products marketed as dietary supplements that have potentially harmful hidden ingredients. Consumers should exercise caution before purchasing any product in the above categories.

**StephenOh** · 01-28-17 12:36

Anyone try the African Superman or Superstud? Lady at the local poem shop said these fly off her shelf. It's not a bad idea to stop in such a place to ask them what the guys are buying. Research is also required.

**Oldmonger** · 01-23-17 20:44

A promising complement to Sildenafil and other PDE5 inhibitors:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2...signals-brain/

The hormone kisspeptin essentially switches on the desire to reproduce and is linked to feeling sexy, romantic and turned on. It is thought to be responsible for the voracious sexual appetite of young people.

Now scientists at Imperial College London have found that an injection of kisspeptin can trigger chemicals in the brain which occur when people feel amorous and aroused.

**Oldmonger** · 12-07-16 09:16

I buy a variety of vitamins, minerals, and herbal supplements online from Piping Rock Health Products. The owners have been in the vitamin business for more than 40 years. They made Nature's Bounty (NBTY) into the world's largest vitamin manufacturer.

Piping Rock's prices are 30-40% lower than most online sellers like GNC and Vitamin Shoppe.

They have a broad selection of products and offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

I understand that new customers can save $5-10 on their first order. Use coupon code ADQ848 or the following link:

http://www.pipingrock.com/?rwcode=ADQ848

Good luck,

OM.

**Oldmonger** · 12-02-16 17:18

Originally Posted by SecretSquirell [View Original Post]

So Pfizer's patent is still in effect until 2020, extended from its original expiration which was supposed to be 2014. One company, Teva has a deal to produce a generic version of Viagra starting in Dec 2017. The price will likely come down some and may result in insurers allowing more than the typical 3 pills per month but probably not a drastic drop. When the patent fully expires, several generic drug companies will jump in and prices usually drop 80-90%. That's when you'll see most insurers really loosen the reigns but even if not, if your dr will write the script, the full price at the pharmacy will likely be much less than the $10 per pill mystery crap in a capsule most of us have been rolling the dice with.

SecretSquirell,

Your report on Pfizer's patent and Viagra licensing is spot-on. Fortunately, generic Revatio is available as 20 mg tablets, and we can buy FDA-approved Sildenafil for $6-10 per 100 mg dose, even without insurance!

Not every insurer, e. g. Part D Medicare, covers ED drugs / treatments. The availability of generic Viagra will only affect (lower) the co-pay.

Hopefully you will find a safer, more reliable replacement for the "mystery crap in a capsule" you currently buy.

OM.

**Oldmonger** · 12-02-16 16:34

Originally Posted by AndySmoot [View Original Post]

So I have been using One More Knight with great success for a few months. Probably using 1 capsule a week. I have nothing but gigantic success. I've been buying from TF Supplements each time. Just recently purchased another bottle (6 capsules) and this time NOTHING. Like it's a whole bottle of duds. Anyone else ever had this experience. Is it worth trying a new reseller? Or maybe I just got one bad bottle? Any other retail product recommendations of new stuff out there? Help.

I don't recommend for anyone to use supplements like One More Knight. You have no idea what's in them, and they might even be counterfeit.

If you buy a supplement, try it as soon as possible. If it works to your satisfaction, note the brand and lot number, return to your supplier ASAP and buy more.

These supplements would be better branded with names like "Hit or Miss", "Maybe" or "Crapshoot".

Good luck,

OM.

**Bush Hog** · 11-30-16 13:30

That procedure works very well for me. I suggest you Mongers give it a try. It's good for multiples. Bush Hog.

Originally Posted by Jooop [View Original Post]

Ake Cialis the day before and the day off and get great sex at least it does for me in 70 I was not getting hard no matter what I took.

**Jooop** · 11-27-16 06:18

Ake Cialis the day before and the day off and get great sex at least it does for me in 70 I was not getting hard no matter what I took.

**PeterPaul382** · 11-25-16 22:48

Originally Posted by AndySmoot [View Original Post]

So I have been using One More Knight with great success for a few months. Probably using 1 capsule a week. I have nothing but gigantic success. I've been buying from TF Supplements each time. Just recently purchased another bottle (6 capsules) and this time NOTHING. Like it's a whole bottle of duds. Anyone else ever had this experience. Is it worth trying a new reseller? Or maybe I just got one bad bottle? Any other retail product recommendations of new stuff out there? Help.

Same here. Second bottle not working.

**SecretSquirell** · 11-25-16 15:42

Originally Posted by CephlapodLove [View Original Post]

Ah Bob, just a clarification. Yes, I think Viagra is due to have its patent protection expire in December 2017 in the USA. When the patent protection expires then other companies can copy the formula and make the active ingredient. That stuff is marketed as "generic" and not under the Viagra name, but essentially is the same stuff. Competition from generic manufactures drives the price down, or the generics lower the price by selling cheap.

However, both the original Viagra and the generic formulation are still regulated by the FDA and as such require a prescription to legally buy and possess them. I do not think these pills are going to be offered "over the counter" (OTC) like aspirin or cough medicine is offered. Even the generic will require a prescription.

Looks like Calais goes generic in Dec 2017 too!

Perhaps the insurance companies will pay for the generic stuff?

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/viagra-t...zer-agreement/

So Pfizer's patent is still in effect until 2020, extended from its original expiration which was supposed to be 2014. One company, Teva has a deal to produce a generic version of Viagra starting in Dec 2017. The price will likely come down some and may result in insurers allowing more than the typical 3 pills per month but probably not a drastic drop. When the patent fully expires, several generic drug companies will jump in and prices usually drop 80-90%. That's when you'll see most insurers really loosen the reigns but even if not, if your dr will write the script, the full price at the pharmacy will likely be much less than the $10 per pill mystery crap in a capsule most of us have been rolling the dice with.

**Cephlapod Love** · 11-25-16 13:24

Originally Posted by QuahBob [View Original Post]

Isn't the patent for some of these things due to expire this year? So otc should start rolling soon. I hope so, can't find much information on their expiration dates.

Ah Bob, just a clarification. Yes, I think Viagra is due to have its patent protection expire in December 2017 in the USA. When the patent protection expires then other companies can copy the formula and make the active ingredient. That stuff is marketed as "generic" and not under the Viagra name, but essentially is the same stuff. Competition from generic manufactures drives the price down, or the generics lower the price by selling cheap.

However, both the original Viagra and the generic formulation are still regulated by the FDA and as such require a prescription to legally buy and possess them. I do not think these pills are going to be offered "over the counter" (OTC) like aspirin or cough medicine is offered. Even the generic will require a prescription.

Looks like Calais goes generic in Dec 2017 too!

Perhaps the insurance companies will pay for the generic stuff?

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/viagra-t...zer-agreement/

**Bush Hog** · 11-22-16 13:51

For opening up and sharing with us. I am sure it's not easy to talk about such a personal issue. In my view, we are lucky to have this forum, information I have picked up here have been extremely helpful. I have had great success with taking a small amount of Cialis each day and 20 before a big event. For me, it takes a few hours to feel the full effects of Cialis 20 but I already have it built up and working in my system. Stimulation takes care of the rest. You could send a PM to Old Monger on the board.

He is very helpful and knows everything about this subject. Regards, Bush Hog.

Originally Posted by Steele28 [View Original Post]

Nothing earth shattering here, but I am 70 and have tried about everything. Even giving myself a shot in my dick before sex. I could not get it hard. I found one of those sex shop pills that seemed to work a few years ago, but when I went to get more they were off the market. Viagra or Cialis do zero for me. Best I have found is Levitra. I take one about 2 hours before and another one about 30 minutes before. Even then I am semi hard at best. I find emotion has a lot to do with it for me. I have to feel horny and in charge of the situation.

**Steele28** · 11-22-16 02:45

Nothing earth shattering here, but I am 70 and have tried about everything. Even giving myself a shot in my dick before sex. I could not get it hard. I found one of those sex shop pills that seemed to work a few years ago, but when I went to get more they were off the market. Viagra or Cialis do zero for me. Best I have found is Levitra. I take one about 2 hours before and another one about 30 minutes before. Even then I am semi hard at best. I find emotion has a lot to do with it for me. I have to feel horny and in charge of the situation.

**QuahBob** · 11-21-16 19:14

Isn't the patent for some of these things due to expire this year? So otc should start rolling soon. I hope so, can't find much information on their expiration dates.

**AllNuts** · 11-18-16 01:25

Originally Posted by AndySmoot [View Original Post]

So I have been using One More Knight with great success for a few months. Probably using 1 capsule a week. I have nothing but gigantic success. I've been buying from TF Supplements each time. Just recently purchased another bottle (6 capsules) and this time NOTHING. Like it's a whole bottle of duds. Anyone else ever had this experience. Is it worth trying a new reseller? Or maybe I just got one bad bottle? Any other retail product recommendations of new stuff out there? Help.

Here's the reason why it doesn't work anymore.

http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/ResourcesFo.../ucm516780.htm

There hidden ingredient is no longer in the formula LOL, most likely 5-10 mg of Tadalafil.

If you scroll down the FDA page to the "Tainted Sexual Enhancement Products" you can see a list of many pills that deceive there customers and get a better understanding of "Enchantment pills" and the BS of this $26 billion herbal supplement (as reported by ABC News in 2005) industry LOL.