Who Shouldn’t Have ICP?

Because it doesn’t counteract with any medications and is applied locally, almost all men can use ICP for ED. Of course, as with all medications, you should consult a physician to see if ICP is the right treatment for you.

Does ICP Help Men with Premature Ejaculation (PE)?

Yes, ICP does help men overcome PE. ICP erections only subside after the medication wears off, allowing men to remain erect even after they’ve ejaculated so they can continue to please their partner. After repeated successful sexual encounters due to an ICP injection men begin to become more confident and their sexual performance anxiety will begin to dissipate. This reduction in anxiety can help men completely overcome PE and last as long as they like, even without the help of ICP.

Why Not Just Take ED Pills?

For about 30% of men, ED pills aren’t an option because either they don’t work or they cannot take them because they counteract with their medications. ICP has no counteractions and is applied locally so men can take it no matter what type of medications they are prescribed. According to the World Journal of Urology ICP is effective no matter what the cause of a particular patients ED, “…erections were achieved in 97.2% of patients with neurogenic impotence [ED caused by by nerve problems], 81.6% of those with vascular impotence [blood flow-related] and 100% of patients with psychogenic [psychological ED] and hormonal impotence.”

Another reason why ICP is a popular alternative to ED pills is that it’s fast-acting. ED pills can take about 30 minutes to produce an erection whereas ICP injections can have a man ready for sex in as little as five minutes. ICP allows for people to be spontaneous with their sexual encounters instead of waiting around for the medication to take effect.