Lawyer Stuff: Erectile Dysfunction Pills

Not every lawyer is in need of Viagra, Levitra, or Cialis. But some are. As for me, everything I know about these wonders of modern science I learned from an issue of Wired Test someone left on an airplane. That's where my research ended. Even so, as a public service to all lawyers, male and female, I'm happy to quote from the Wired Test review.

Viagra "We were weirded out by an unnatural stiffness that lingered after the deed was done. Some users report tinted vision and the common ED-pill headache."

Levitra "With its five hours of staying power, Levitra packs the most punch for hard-to-treat cases of impotence . . . Too bad it also inflects a nasty headache for the duration."

Cialis "Spring into action--and stay that way. Cialis takes effect within 15 minutes and keeps it humming for up to 36 hours, much longer than both Levitra and Viagra."

It seems like there should be a lot more to say about these three wonder drugs. Just don't insinuate that they'll restore a person's sex life, because that's where the FDA draws the line.

More lawyer stuff: Bose Noise-Cancelling Headphones; Ordinary Pen and Paper; the Sharp AR-M550N Digital Imager; and the Jura-Capresso Impressa E8.

Comments

[david giacalone]

Evan, this might not be the best prophylactic for a weblog hoping to avoid spawning comment-and-referer spam. Is it sweeps month again in the blawgiverse?

[Evan]

David: I've got much bigger things planned for sweeps month. But when is it?

[david giacalone]

Once again nudged by one of your reply-questions, I just did some Googling and learned that tv "sweeps month" actually takes at least three times a year (which is kind of a lot) -- Feb., May, and Nov. In addition:

(1) on the internet, May is sweeps month, according to Webby Awards launches Internet Sweeps Month;

(2) one Slate columnist has nicely summed up everything that's wrong with sweeps month, as has the Sun-Sentinel's Melanie McFarland;

(3) in Downtown Evansville, sweeps month goes from late April to late May, but it involves actual, physical cleaning up; maybe you could bring a broom and join in;

(4) we brought sweeps month to Iraq

I'm ignoring your "much bigger" terminology.

[Macgrath]

All three of these ED drugs are relatively new and as a result, little method development and testing (measurement) of the drugs in the various matrices in which they are likely to be found has been done. Due to the extreme newness of Cialis and Levitra, and the large market share for Viagra, almost all of these studies have involved Viagra.

The types of applications requiring measurement of an ED drug and any metabolites include pharmacokinetic and bioavailability studies of its levels in saliva, blood plasma, urine and tissue. Bioequivalence studies are conducted to determine how well the drug’s performance compares to other versions of it or other drugs marketed for the same application.

Forensic testing is done to measure the drug and any metabolites in blood and other human tissue for the purpose of determining if death or other health-related problems are due to use of the drug. Viagra has been linked to some deaths due to arrhythmias caused by lowered blood pressure that may be attributable to a combination of Viagra and heart medication.

[billy]

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