Its time to celebrate for Indian makes.
Viagra has finally arrived! Oh well, you might say it arrived in India 5 years back but the truth is Viagra in India has been an enigma and it took quite a while before it became available to the masses.
In the initial years Viagra was only available in select centers and the price was exorbitantly high.
Until now people were content with the generic variants manufactured by other pharmaceutical giants like Sun Pharma and Cipla and to be fair they worked and worked well as they contained the same essential ingredient, sildenafil citrate.
In any case the blue pill adds a touch of authenticity and the added health certificates attached and makes for a safer buy perhaps and is after all the most popular erectile dysfunction medication on the planet,.
But the price is a dampener and with many local variants available at much lower prices Viagra still does not have a sizable share of the market.
But with time Pfizer hopes to conquer the Indian market and lets face it, with India's huge population, even a 10% market share will translate to huge benefits for the pharmaceutical giant.
Penile erection is a naturally occurring event, but the process occurs as a result of a series of events taking place in succession, disrupting any of the events results could result in erectile dysfunction.
Factors like stress and somatic disorders like high cholesterol and diabetes can also cause ED and psychological factors cannot be ruled out.
Viagra works like a charm and it saves plenty of men from humiliation.
Contrary to what people think, Viagra is not a steroid, it improves blood circulation to the penis.
It also does not raise blood pressure, in fact it lowers blood pressure a tad and hence patients with low blood pressure should use this sparingly and with caution.
Shyness is a major factor in people not willing to go forward and getting a Viagra prescription.
Urologists are professionals and they don't judge their patients in any means other than treating the dysfunction, so open up.
In case the patient is not willing to open up to a doctor he can consider getting generic variants of Viagra online.
But don't let yourself untreated and suffer in silence.
ED can affect relationships and confidence and no one must put of treatment.
Viagra has finally arrived! Oh well, you might say it arrived in India 5 years back but the truth is Viagra in India has been an enigma and it took quite a while before it became available to the masses.
In the initial years Viagra was only available in select centers and the price was exorbitantly high.
Until now people were content with the generic variants manufactured by other pharmaceutical giants like Sun Pharma and Cipla and to be fair they worked and worked well as they contained the same essential ingredient, sildenafil citrate.
In any case the blue pill adds a touch of authenticity and the added health certificates attached and makes for a safer buy perhaps and is after all the most popular erectile dysfunction medication on the planet,.
But the price is a dampener and with many local variants available at much lower prices Viagra still does not have a sizable share of the market.
But with time Pfizer hopes to conquer the Indian market and lets face it, with India's huge population, even a 10% market share will translate to huge benefits for the pharmaceutical giant.
Penile erection is a naturally occurring event, but the process occurs as a result of a series of events taking place in succession, disrupting any of the events results could result in erectile dysfunction.
Factors like stress and somatic disorders like high cholesterol and diabetes can also cause ED and psychological factors cannot be ruled out.
Viagra works like a charm and it saves plenty of men from humiliation.
Contrary to what people think, Viagra is not a steroid, it improves blood circulation to the penis.
It also does not raise blood pressure, in fact it lowers blood pressure a tad and hence patients with low blood pressure should use this sparingly and with caution.
Shyness is a major factor in people not willing to go forward and getting a Viagra prescription.
Urologists are professionals and they don't judge their patients in any means other than treating the dysfunction, so open up.
In case the patient is not willing to open up to a doctor he can consider getting generic variants of Viagra online.
But don't let yourself untreated and suffer in silence.
ED can affect relationships and confidence and no one must put of treatment.