On the subject of impotency, two of the hottest topics around are MUSE and
Caverject.  Now that both have been on the market for a number of months
we are getting more and more feedback on both.  While some people are
pleased with these products, others, are not.

Here are a few comments from recent messages:

From Dr. Joe Garcia-SYSOP


>> After using Muse for awhile I think it was overrated and hyped !!! In my
opinion it has not lived up to it's promise. Frankly I many times times find
I have to boost the effect with an injectable. It only seems to work when you
have a natural erection and you need it a little boost. It is expensive and
in my opinion does not  do the job.......  Caverject has also drawbacks, the
needle, pain, unreliable results and cost<<

From Craig King

>>I agree that Caverject does have it's drawbacks.  The needle does not
seem to be the smallest diameter, and does not seem to be very sharp in my
opinion.  I went back to my pharmacy ...and (bought) a box of B + D 1cc
insulin syringes to use in place of the syringe that is included in the
Caverject kit<<

Craig has been using another injectable for some time now and is VERY pleased
with the results.  He has uploaded a library file called Prosglan.txt in
Library 12 that you should check out if you would like more info.  It
is a graphic and frank file explaining how he uses an injectable called
 Prostaglandin 1E and how well it has worked for him.


And now from me....comments about MUSE from the SO (Significant Other)
point of view

Forgetting the expense (which would be real hard to forget if we didn't
have insurance that covered all but a $10 deductible).....the pain and
discomfort that came along with MUSE has caused us to keep looking for other
avenues of help.  Nothing is worth the how terrible my husband felt for many
hours afterwards.  Hours after testing different strengths in the Urologists
office Neil sufferred from dizzyness (from all strengths but the lowest dosage)
and discomfort (lower dosages) or pain (500 mg and above)  At first we both
thought maybe the dizzyness was from nerves, but finally ruled that out.
And as for pain and/or discomfort....well, it would have been more than worth
it to both of us if Neil felt "only" some discomfort afterwards...but the
low dosages didn't help, and the higher ones were only somewhat helpful but
caused pain hours afterwards.