RE: no placebo required by FDA21 Nov 2021 10:31
The only unscrupulous snake oil salesman around here is booth the stock basher. He tells us that ED is a mere symptom of an underlying problem, and therefore Eroxon shouldn't be used in case it masks something serious, but it's perfectly acceptable to buy Viagra OTC because the pharmacist will ask a couple of questions. Apparently the pharmacist's questions are ok, but a standard warning that will come with Eroxon is Futura trying to "cover themselves", as The.Italian pointed out. Typical snake oil salesman sleight of hand there. Another example is this:
David Ralph said this, as booth quoted yesterday:
“There was no significant difference in onset time between MED2005 and placebo gel because the gel in the 2 treatments was massaged onto the glans ***** for 15 seconds, causing sexual stimulation”
This is what basher booth posted yesterday. It clearly shows that Prof Ralph was comparing the speed of onset between the subject, MED2005, and the placebo gel, now called Eroxon. It does not state anywhere that it was the massaging and not the gel that caused the fast onset speed, that is just the usual fabrication by booth the liar. To any normal person without an axe to grind, Prof Ralph was explaining that it was the gel causing the effect, and not the method of application. But you can rely on booth to twist it into " they would also get a similar faster onset time as Its the massage that caused the fast onset not the gel"