Thread: Orgasm pills

I personally would say avoid anything you see on an infomercial. They are gimmicks, and will say any cheesy overused lines to get the audience to pay for them. The products will very likely not be FDA approved, and that should send a red flag up automatically. What that product, and every single other "proven orgasm cream" will contain is a compound called L-Arginine which in the cream has the sole purpose of vasodilation (widening of the blood vessels; why erections happen, and why the clitoris enlarges and becomes sensitive) as well as a substance called menthol...yes the stuff you taste in mints. Menthol increases the sensation and gives you that burning, hot, tingly feeling in your toothpaste. If this product is a pill then you would have to go through your doctor, and they will explain from the beginning that it will likely be a testosterone based product and there is no guarantee for it to work. Pharmaceutical companies are investing millions of dollars into the female libido enhancers and only a fraction of those tested medications have given slight results. The money that could be made from these types of drugs, if perfected, is astronomical so if something is going to work it would come from a doctor and not from an outside source. Just be careful.