Intrinsa Testosterone Patch
Do women need their own “Viagra”?
Apparently, they do. After long social, ethical and medical debates, women can now enjoy the effects of their own “blue pill”, under the form of a testosterone patch.
This patch was created for those women who lack sexual appetite, have a low libido or have suffer from surgical menopause.It is a major change in the life of women. The testosterone patch is meant to increase the level of testosterone in the patient’s body and thus facilitate a much better long term sexual stimulation.
The transparent patch is to be applied on the abdomen twice a week and, unlike men’s Viagra, it does not have an immediate effect. Its purpose is to produce a general, lasting improvement of the patient’s sexual activity and libido; therefore it needs time to act.
One can notice changes after approximately four weeks of using the patch, but full and lasting results will be obtained after twenty four weeks.
This patch will not be used as a recreational substance for women: it does not act as a short term sexual stimulus and orgasm facilitator. It will be recommended only on prescription by specialists, so as to avoid its inappropriate use.
Even if it acts slower than men’s blue pill, Intrinsa ( as the patch is called) will improve many women’s sexual, and emotional lives and will most likely do wonders for the couple relationships which suffer from the lack of sexual appetite of one of the partners.
The patch has already been approved by EU medical institutions and can be purchased in drugstores all over the United Kingdom, France and Germany.
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Loading ...This post was written by Dana Ciucalau on November 4, 2008
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