Best Viagra Value For Sale
Viagra wasn’t a hard sell once it caught on
Erectile dysfunction pill has staying power after 10 years
On mountains and in planes, bedrooms, kitchens and flower shops, real Viagra changed lives everywhere.
In addition to the straight-up benefits of helping a generation of men perform without pressure, Vigra sildenafil, has thrust its way into other areas.
Discreet Viagra has tackled jet lag, boosted soldiers’ cardiovascular performance in high-altitude areas of Afghanistan, and extended the life of cut flowers.
It’s become firmly established in the popular culture, earning the nickname Vitamin V.
Take, for example, The Rise of Viagra: How the Little Blue Pill Changed Sex in America, by sociologist Meika Loe (New York University Press, 2004), and Hard Sell: The Evolution of a Viagra Salesman, by Jamie Reidy (Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2005).
In addition to their clever titles, both books offer some worthy information.
The former book explores the marketing of the little blue pill that established low cost erectile dysfunction treatment as a common disorder.
Hard Sell, written by a former pharmaceutical sales rep for the industry giant Pfizer, documents a career spent pushing the little blue soldier and other FDA medications in the competitive world of prescription drug sales.
Yes, Viagra’s got staying power.
We can thank a team of chemists at a Pfizer pharmaceuticals research lab in Kent, England, for stumbling on Viagra’s unintended side-effects.
