Cialis

[Guest RushNY]

Or "son of Viagra" currently under goimg FDA tests could look like if it gets approved could blow Viagra out of the water.It's supposedly effective for up to 36 hours rather than the 8-12 of V and its quicker to take effect,16 minutes in trials rather than up to 60 for V.

Hope for those who need a little "help" for a longer period of time as it were.

[Guest Thunderbuns]

>Or "son of Viagra" currently under goimg FDA tests could

>look like if it gets approved could blow Viagra out of the

>water.It's supposedly effective for up to 36 hours rather

>than the 8-12 of V and its quicker to take effect,16 minutes

>in trials rather than up to 60 for V.

>Hope for those who need a little "help" for a longer period

>of time as it were.

 

And, one would hope, for a more realistic price.

 

Thunderbuns

[Guest Ruffboy4hire]

Why not just use caveject? Two quick jabs with a needle and five minutes later you can drive a spike into a steel rail.

[Guest maturemiami]

I can understand that an escort with a very busy schedule could benefit from a 36-hour erection. But the rest of us might find it difficult to find a willing partner - remember the old pun that "Seven days makes a whole week"? Going out in public during that 36 hour period could also be embarassing - I'm glad I am far past that period in my life where I had to sling my book bag over the front of my pants so as to not stick out everytime I saw a hot guy.

 

Elaine on "Seinfeld" said "I just don't understand how you men walk around with those things." And that was long before Viagra or Cialis.

[Guest Tall Texn]

>

>And, one would hope, for a more realistic price.

>

>Thunderbuns

 

 

A more realistic price? Yeah Right! When Escorts are priced accordingly! :-)

[CT Dick]

I think it's spelled caveRject.

 

Dick

[Guest TopUNowD1]

Mick - Dallas

 

Well it looks as though it's gonna be a lil while before it's out.

 

April 30, 2002

 

Icos shares pummeled on Cialis news[/DIV]

 

Shares of Bothell-based Icos Corp. fell as low as $24.42 Tuesday, more than 37 percent off Monday's close of $39, on news that the commercial launch of its erectile dysfunction drug will be delayed.

 

The shares recovered slightly by the close of the stock market Tuesday at $25.46, but that's still 35 percent below Monday's close, and well below its previous 52-week low of $37.14. Icos shares have traded as high as $70.10 in the past year. Volume Tuesday was 16.32 million shares, compared to the average daily volume of about 1.64 million.

 

The day started badly when Icos and its partner, pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly & Co., said the earliest it could get Cialis to the market would be sometime next year. Lilly Icos LLC said the Food and Drug Administration had asked for more information about the drug, which the company had hoped to begin selling this year.

 

[A HREF=http://seattle.bizjournals.com/seattle/stories/2002/04/29/daily19.html"target="_new]SEATTLE BUSINESS JOURNAL[/A]

 

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Well, looks like I just have to keep on depending on ole reliable... just gettin' a lil worried about the amount of blood that has to detour to it! *grin*

[guyinsf]

I assume that, like Viagra, it does not cause spontaneous erections.