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The condoms over-the-counter availability has been a selling point, but we could also see where that could be a drawback. When you slide these over to the checker at the drugstore, you're basically broadcasting to the world: I can't stay hard. So we predict there will be big bucks to be had selling these online. No word on a price tag, although the maker has said they will have a "premium" cost. Hmm. What could that mean? Something like $5.00 each?
So, is this a Viagra killer? Nah. There isn't any comparison yet of effectiveness, but I'd be willing to bet that a dab of Zanafril doesn't pack the same punch goof ol' Vitamin V. Plus there will be some people who won't be able to use this product. There's not been much mention of side effects, but it's guaranteed that the gel will give someone a rash (in a very uncomfortable spot), and if the condoms are latex, that precludes anyone with latex allergies. However, the product is likely to be popular with younger men who have occasional difficulty, confidence issues, or feel that Viagra is for geriatrics.
The prophylactic's erection-enhancing powers inevitably led to comparisons with Viagra, the prescription medication made by Pfizer. But the two products are different.
Viagra gives a lift to men with erectile dysfunction who have trouble getting aroused, while the gel inside the CSD500 is designed to sustain men who report losing their enthusiasm after putting a condom on, Time reported.
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