Viagra 10 years later
Ten years ago this month, erectile dysfunction – a once-whispered-about disorder – did more than just come out of the closet. ED, as its now known, began strutting across America’s television screens.
Bob Dole started talking. Then the grandfatherly former senator stepped aside and NASCAR drivers took over. “Gentleman, start your engines,” the commercial instructed. A middle-age garage band soon crooned, “Viva Viagra!”
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Viagra in March 1998, to treat erectile dysfunction, a disorder gussied up with a new name (“impotence” was out) and a sophisticated advertising campaign. An ex-tremely private matter suddenly…
Erectile dysfunction or impotence is a problem that men in their prime usually suffers from. If you have this problem, better buy Cialis now before you go into deep depression for lack of sexual and even romantic life.
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