I went into the clinic in the hope to find a cure for premature ejaculation (PE). After a couple of totally bogus tests such as putting a vibrating dildo on my penis to test for sensitivity. The "doctor" injected my penis with a substance to induce erection.
As I was sent back to the waiting room to wait for the medication to take effect, I read the litterature on ED, only to find out that the remedy for ED was the very same medication as the one for PE. Back in the doctor's office I made a point to tell him that I was not suffering from any erection problems whatsoever and that I didn't understand how an artificially induced erection could be the cure for PE. The doctor's response was that I needed reeducation and that I would be able to enjoy multiple ejaculations within the same erection, and that after a period of 6 months I would be cured forever.
This didn't make any sense whatsoever to me. The doctor then introduced me to his assistant, a used car salesman-type who's job was to pressure me to spend 1200 for a six month supply of the medicine. I asked if I could come back later in the week to think about it and then place my order. I was told that in that case I would have to pay another $200 for a new consultation. I decided to follow my gut instinct and walk away.
Does the medication work? You bet it does. My erection lasted 5 hours and was only stopped after I returned to the clinic for an "antidote" injection. Not a pleasant experience.
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