Request for Question Clarification by
voila-ga
on
14 Jan 2005 06:44 PST
No, actually avanafil was the only drug I was aware of without doing
any research as it's the next likely Viagra/Levitra/Cialis-equivalent
to be marketed.
I did have a few minutes to check Medscape for ED research trends,
though, and posted what I found.
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Perhaps you also located Palatin's PT-141 intranasal peptide for
treatment of male and female sexual dysfunction?
http://www.palatin.com/html/products/pt_141.aspx
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I hope this information is helpful,
V
