First We Will Discuss the Serious Alternatives to Vigorelle
About Viagra & similar products on the market
First, when we first explored the idea
of finding a Viagra-like product for women, we were expecting to encounter
something in pill form, like the male version of Viagra. We were surprised
to learn Vigorelle came in a vacuum sealed pump.
It turns out there are a few alternatives to Vigorelle
that come in pill form and may even mimic the pharmacology of Viagra, but there
is some question about their safety and effectiveness.
There are some pills out there that women can take to supposedly increase
their libido, let's see what the media has said about them:
Doctors Concerned Over The 'Female Viagra' This article from NBC News discusses Avlimil, a
'purple pill' that promises what Vigorelle actually
delivers. Since it is ingested and not topical as is Vigorelle,
doctors express some concern about it. Topical creams containing
herbal blends are less invasive than those taken orally, but we must note that
they require the same cautions in certain circumstances as ingested
versions. (See Medical
Advice)
Viagra Effective for Some Women - Reuters Health -- This article describes how the
same Viagra that men take may work for certain women. However, it
is not for everyone, to quote:
While there
were significant improvements on Viagra, the authors recommend that doctors take
a thorough medical and psychological history from women seeking treatment for
sexual problems to determine if other methods of treatment could work.
This option is again, not for everyone and creates quite a hassle in that you need to have a thorough workup before doctors will even consider prescribing it. Vigorelle, on the other hand, requires no prescription since it is a topically applied all-natural herbal product. Please, for everyone's safety, take the time out to read Medical Advice below, even though it only applies to some women.
For the most recent information from Pfizer, the makers of the male drug Viagra, please see the following: Pfizer Says Inconclusive Results From Viagra Studies in Women Do Not Support Regulatory Filing
The Search for a Female Viagra - Discovery Health
Channel - Read the part about: L-arginine. It is described as one of 3
substances that "hold promise to improve a woman's sex
life". It is also one of the ingredients in Vigorelle and also the safest of the three mentioned
in the Discovery Health article, completely safe, says the FDA.
Of the other two, there is DHEA,
which the article notes has the potential for causing heart attacks, cancer and "masculating
side-effects such as facial hair". How
would you look in a beard? 
The other possible substance, Testosterone Therapy
also has unwanted side effects: Too much of it can cause, among
other things, facial hair and change a women's voice, which is irreversible.(!)
Vigorelle contains neither of the above potentially
dangerous ingredients and is all-natural.
Vigorelle is starting to look better and better, isn't it?
These statements have not been
evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any
disease.
