II. Indications
- Erectile Dysfunction (FDA approved for age >22 years old)
III. Contraindications
- Open peniles skin lesions
- Penile deformities
IV. Mechanism
- Eroxon is a Topical Gel
- Classified as a medical device, not a drug, and available OTC
- Contains Alcohol, aqua, Glycerin, propylene glycol, carbomer and Potassium Hydroxide
- Eroxon is a quickly evaporating agent
- Stimulates penile nerves to relax Smooth Muscle
- Increases penile Blood Flow
- Results in an Erection (marketed to occur within 10 minutes of application)
V. Medications
- Eroxon Gel (OTC)
- Cost $30 for 4 single use tubes at time of release in 2024
VI. Dosing
- Apply contents of one single use tube to head of the penis for 15 seconds
- Apply immediately before sex
- Avoid a second dose in the short-term, but may apply later
VII. Drug Interactions
- Safe to use with Condoms (latex or polyisoprene) and with lubricants
- Unknown safety with contraceptive foams or gels
VIII. References
- (2024) Presc Lett 31(10): 55-56