There is so much talk about the undoubted success of Viagra New Zealand in enhancing male erection that many women have become interested what if they could also benefit from the advantages provided by Viagra? And it turned out that the drug did significantly affect the intimate lives of women – this is the experience of women who have decided to try Viagra NZ, even though these women are not very many.

“I personally know at least seven or eight women who took Viagra – says MD Salant – and I must say that even though these women were not prescribed this medicine – they took the pills from their partners – all of them as a claim that Viagra from, first, the increased variety of sensation in the vagina and other genital organs and, secondly, significantly increased the intensity of orgasm”.

Perhaps, in this case, what is good for the goose, is good for the gander. After all, both male and female genitals during sexual arousal and intercourse are filled with blood. In men, the natural result of increased blood supply is an erection, and in women – swelling of the clitoris and the secretion of lubricating fluid in the vagina.

The official representative of the company “Pfizer” Andy McCormick says: “According to our guidelines, Viagra NZ is meant exclusively for men. The efficacy and safety of the drug was tested in the course of a study, which lasted for more than 4 years, involving 4.5 thousand men with erectile dysfunction. The drug tested and approved for use in men only because of the action of this drug on a woman’s body, we have no reliable information. “

Nechyum Katlovitts, MD, who has been treating erectile dysfunction, speaks about the use of Viagra in women just as clearly: “At present, we simply have no reliable information on the effects of Viagra on women – neither beneficial nor harmful, and uncontrolled use of the drug on their own initiative may prove to be detrimental to a woman. The fact that women supposedly from their words, sexual experiences of Viagra NZ, more vivid, yet nothing to say because it may just be a placebo effect, and not the real impact of the drug”.

The Problem of Viagra NZ

The problem is that Viagra has never tested on women. All those who participated so far in clinical trials of the drug, were men. Among them there was not a single woman. And this, of course, very important because in clinical trials is set not only the degree of efficacy of the drug, but also the safety of the drug to the body of people who will accept him for many years.

“To address the question of the possibility of using Viagra for women requires detailed research double-blind – to reliably confirm or refute observed in some women the positive effects of irregular self-administration of Viagra, and at the same time to identify all the possible side effects that this drug has on the female body – says Katlovitts. – And as long as there will not be carried out such studies on the application of Viagra for women, in my opinion, should be avoided”.