Viagra rose to fame in the late 90s after a trial for a new heart medicine revealed the effects for which the drug is now know and used for. Despite being a prescription only medicine its effects made the treatment a hit with young adults keen to put it to recreational use. Viagra’s popularity is also further inflated thanks to beliefs that it is capable of increasing libido, improving sexual performance and even increasing penis size. Despite none of these assumptions about farmaci per l’impotenza being true they do foment demand for the product and are regularly used by companies touting generic, professional or Viagra rose.
A phenomenon which saw a spike in the number of women requesting Viagra was hugely influenced by an episode of Sex in the City which saw Samantha, the show’s most sexually adventurous character, take a Viagra tablet in order to enhance her experience in the bedroom. Whilst Samantha, as always, seemed to be having a great time there is little to suggest that other women may derive the same or similar effects from taking the medication.
In men, limited studies on the recreational use of the blue pill suggest that there is little benefit to be gained by taking Viagra if you do not suffer from erectile dysfunction. Men taking a medium or low dose of treatment reported little or no difference to the quality of their erection. These findings would further support the argument that there is little point in women taking Viagra as they are highly unlikely to notice any difference. This means we can safely put Samantha’s improved sexual experience down to a bit of good acting rather than clinically proven fact.