To understand how Eddie improves upon other ED rings, it’s important to understand the anatomy of the penis. Giddy CEO Brett Jacobson says: “You’ve got roughly 50 million men suffering from ED in the US alone and yet 70% to 80% of these men don’t utilise an ED treatment, not because they’re not willing to spend the money and not because they’re not willing to put in the effort, but because they have tried everything in the past and nothing has worked for them.” Now registered as a Class II medical device with the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the inventors hope Eddie can help more people with ED experience enjoyable sex lives. Medtech start-up Giddy has now developed a novel ED device called Eddie that aims to rethink the way physical interventions can help manage erectile dysfunction. Devices such as such as pumps and rings can help wearers maintain erections, or eligible candidates may also choose to undergo penile implant surgery and have an inflatable or semirigid device implanted into their penis.
The drug can also interfere with protease inhibitors taken for the treatment of HIV and can’t be taken in conjunction with certain nitric oxide donors, organic nitrites and nitrates.įor those who find the side effects of pharmacological treatment too unpleasant, or aren’t viable to take them, physical interventions are an alternative option. It can cause several adverse events, from headaches to heart attacks, and some users have even complained about seeing the world around them tinted blue, or experienced sudden hearing loss. However, it also comes with a number of side effects and contraindications, some of which are rather bizarre. Also known as sildenafil, the drug was approved for use in the US and Europe in 1998 and became available in generic form in 2017 after patents by Pfizer expired – in the UK, it’s even available over the counter.Īlthough Viagra is no longer the only pharmaceutical treatment available for people with ED, it’s by far the most well-known.
EDDIE BY GIDDY ALTERNATIVE MOVIE
Cclaimed American filmmaker Spike Lee is currently working on an all-singing all-dancing movie musical about the discovery of the erectile dysfunction (ED) drug Viagra, based on a 2018 Esquire article that traced the discovery and marketing of the medicine.
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