Do Eroxon gel reviews say it works? Mostly not. Of 2,163 reviews, 45% give it one star — 973 buyers — and the complaints repeat: no erection, too little gel for the price, and a burning feeling on application. In Australia the question is also practical: Eroxon is not included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods, and products that are not on it are not approved for supply here (TGA).
Nearly a thousand one-star reviews
Of 2,163 reviews, 45% give the lowest score. Here is what they say, and how Eroxon compares with a medicine.
Customer Feedback at a Glance
- Total Reviews: 2,163
- 1-Star Reviews: 45%
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How Eroxon works — and why so many reviews are bad
Eroxon is a gel, sold in the UK as a medical device, that is rubbed onto the head of the penis. According to the manufacturer, its cooling and gradual warming stimulate nerve endings there, which leads to more blood flow; the maker says it can help within 10 minutes and reports that 68% of men in its trials had an erection that lasted long enough for sex. It does not work like an ED tablet: sildenafil and tadalafil act on the PDE5 enzyme and increase blood flow to the penis when you are sexually aroused. In the manufacturer's own figures, about a third of the men in its trials did not get an erection that lasted long enough for sex.
Analogy: It’s like applying a cold pack followed by a warm compress to a sore muscle. The temperature changes can increase blood flow and potentially aid in relief. However, unlike targeted medical treatments, the effect is generalized and lacks the precision needed for treating erectile dysfunction.
How Eroxon compares with Viagra and Cialis
| Feature | Eroxon Gel | Viagra (Sildenafil) | Cialis (Tadalafil) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Status in Australia | Not on the ARTG | Prescription only | Prescription only |
| How it works | Cooling, then warming, of the head of the penis | PDE5 inhibitor, taken as a tablet | |
| When it starts | Within 10 minutes (manufacturer) | 30 to 60 minutes | At least 30 minutes (allow 1 hour the first time) |
| How long it can work | One application | Up to 4 hours | Up to 36 hours |
| Who reported the trials | The manufacturer | Assessed by regulators, including the TGA | |
Sources: the manufacturer (Eroxon), healthdirect (sildenafil), the Cialis CMI (tadalafil), the TGA (ARTG status).
Which One Suits You Better: Viagra or Cialis
Cialis: Better for Unplanned Sex
Tadalafil can help you get an erection when you are sexually stimulated at any time in the 36 hours after the tablet, so there is less to plan.
Viagra: Faster Onset for Planned Encounters
Sildenafil usually starts working in 30 to 60 minutes and its effects can last for up to 4 hours — it suits sex you can plan an hour ahead.
Cialis: A Daily Option
Tadalafil can also be prescribed as a low dose taken once a day, for men who expect to use it often.
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