New topical cream for Viagra, Levitra and Cialis shows promise

Based on research by New York scientists, studies done on mice are showing promise that Viagra, Cialis and Levitra could be made in topical cream that can pass through the skin. This new research study was posted in the Journal for Sexual Medicine and reports that it can even make these erectile dysfunction medications work faster and have less side effects than they currently have.

Do not get to excited, scientists mention that this new topical cream for Levitra or Viagra might not be available for another 10 years. Back in 1998 when Viagra was first released it was a medical breakthrough and a solution for men who were suffering from impotence. It is reported that millions of men have used the popular ED medications Viagra, Levitra and Cialis.

Many men, who have heart conditions, had a stroke or any other medical condition such as high blood pressure should not take these medications. They should only be used with caution and only under the supervision of their doctors. This is where this new topical cream might provide a solution due to it only being applied to a single body area such as the member, the active ingredients would only focus on this area and not circulate throughout the whole body. All this is done by using nano particles and encapsulating them in order to work properly.

Study was conducted on mice and proved to work faster!
The study was conducted 11 mice that were given nano particles that had Cialis and nitric oxide in them which is used to widen the blood vessels. All of the mice showed an improvement and 7 did not because they were given empty nano particles. One of the doctors conducting the research mentioned that the effects worked very quickly, in just minutes and this is exactly what men are looking for when it comes to treating erectile dysfunction, fast acting. Erectile Dysfunction medication given orally can take up to 30 minutes to work on both mice and men so this new topical cream would be another breakthrough for men with ED.