Caverject Overview

By far, most of the products we research and write about are supplements.

Whether they are for erectile dysfunction, weight loss, or bodybuilding, one thing that almost all of them have in common are that they’re capsules and pills.

Well, today we’re talking about Caverject, which is something altogether different.

How Caverject Works

Caverject is an injection used to treat erectile dysfunction.

That’s right, an injection, that you shoot into the side of your penis.

And while some guys (myself included) think right off the bat “No way.

I’ll never do it,” more and more guys are finding out that the injection part isn’t so bad and the erection part may be work it.

According to the American Urological Association, Caverject and its generic form are the most effective treatment for erectile dysfunction that does not involve surgery.

The way that Caverject works is basically the same way all erectile dysfunction methods work.

It widens blood vessels and relaxes the smooth muscle walls of the corpus cavernosa, or penile cavities that receive blood during arousal.

It starts to work in about 20 minutes, and is can last for hours, though Caverject does come with the same warnings as Viagra that you should call your doctor if you have an erection lasting more than 4 hours.

Caverject Ingredients

The active ingredient in Caverjectis Alprostadil.

It can be used as an injection or suppository.

The injection method has an 80% success rate, whereas that of the suppository method is only 30% to 40%.

Caverject Pros and Cons

Making sure you’re aware of what’s good and bad about any particular product is a good start toward deciding whether or not to use it.

Advantages of Caverject

• It has a high success rate.
• There are several favorable Caverject reviews from guys who find its all they’d hoped it’d be.
• The cost may be covered by your medical insurance.

Disadvantages of Caverject

• It’s expensive.
• It requires an injection into your penis (although most guys say it’s not nearly as bad as they thought it would be.
• There may be side effects, such as pain at injection site, lumps, and allergic reactions.
• It can’t be taken by men with blood disorders, such as leukemia and sickle cell anemia.
• It only addresses erections through blood flow support, not libido or stamina.

Where to Buy

You should visit your doctor if you’re interested in Caverject.

You’ll need a prescription for it or its generic or other brand name versions.

Just like Viagra, it may or may not be covered by insurance, so you’ll want to look into that.

Conclusion

Caverject is not for guys just looking to spice things up a bit.

But if you’re actually suffering with erectile dysfunction, it seems like a trip to the doctor to discuss Caverjectmay be in order.

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