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May 19, 2008, 6:47 am
Flag as Inappropriate Chris
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Topical Creams to Help Your Sex Life
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Ok, I've seen them on Television all of the time and have wondered if they actually work. It is easy to find a few folks where it may work and have them give a testimony it is another to spend $50+ on something that may or may not work. Does anyone have any experience with these?
Thanks
Chris
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May 19, 2008, 5:19 pm
Flag as Inappropriate Lrnngdn says...
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These creams boast average working times of ninety seconds, but like you - I am skeptical to see if they actually work.
I would be concerned that there would be an imbalance created in the hormone system from the creams, so prior to purchasing I would ensure that the cream is hormone free.
Opt for something a little less risky with a tingling cream, or heating lubricant to bring more stimulation to the area.
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May 19, 2008, 10:38 pm
Flag as Inappropriate alexis3 says...
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I dont think I have ever used anything like this they always seem to weary for something I would be up for. The closest I get is the KY that warms up.
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May 20, 2008, 9:30 pm
Flag as Inappropriate lavender says...
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Having worked for a telemarketing firm that sold one (and one that worked pretty well, although not always when you wanted it to) I can say that many of them do work. The cream we sold was not hormone based, nor were most of the competitor creams we heard of. It worked instead by drawing bloodflow to the penis. It didn't boast a time it would work in, and the supplement we sold with it required a load time of a couple weeks like most supplements.
When my significant other tried the cream he complained it gave him random erections like when he was in puberty again.
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