I guess a few older guys have said Viva Viagra, but what big effect has it really had?

Elizabeth Dole ain't complainin'

Grandpa can have wood again!!!

Ive never used it but im not sayin I wouldnt lol

What?

So what? Old men can get it up, that really doesn't effect me currently. Get back to me in about 50 years, maybe I'll have a different view then, lol!

lmao.

Definitely 5.

um.. I wouldn't know.. xD

But only 4 older people!

I guess it's changed some people's lives, but in the grand scheme of things, it's pretty unimportant.

LMAO!!!!

I haven't tried it, but I have 2 friends who swear by it. One, a chronic drug addict and alcoholic, was finally able to impregnate his wife and refers to his son, now 4 years old, as his "Viagra baby". Another friend has been a diabetic since childhood. He was with a lady friend awhile ago and found himself "unable to rise to the occasion" as they say. He hastened to his doctor, who prescribed him Viagra, and he was wildly enthusiastic about it when I talked to him on the phone. "Ed, you wouldn't believe it! It was like I was 14 years old again! I was able to go for a couple of days!" After assuring myself that he wasn't talking about a couple of days in a row nonstop, he continued singing its praises. I've heard about potential health problems-- besides the standard warnings about "having an erection lasting more than 4 hours" (I didn't even have that when I was 14!), a user is also told that if he experiences difficulties with his vision, he should immediately contact his doctor. So, although I haven't yet had any problems with "erectile dysfunction", I'm not getting any younger. Still, although I won't rule out that I won't someday try it should the occasion warrant, I'm uptight and paranoid enough at the best of times that in between worrying about my eyesight and timing the duration of my erection I might still have problems "performing".

Never tried it. I guess I liked the jokes about it the first two or three thousand times I heard them.

I guess I gotta ask why is this stuff covered by medical insurance but birth control pills not covered?

I'm sure it's great for people that need it, but my wife let me take one and if she did I'd have to stop when she's done because she won't call up any of her friends to help out until I'm done :)

Great, now even us "old farts" can have one throbbing like a baby robin!

Yea, gramps can get wood again. (shudder)

I suppose there are some men out there who are grateful for this. it may have some importance to them. Not everyone is happy about this invention. after reading a few letters in papers magazines, from some women who when they say " thanks a lot " it is dripping with sarcasm. suppose this one lies on the individual person.

I'm gonna give this four stars. I think having this sort of "male enhancer" is good for the world. It gives older men the ability to get an erection again and it satisfies women. Good, healthy sexual relationships are what keep couples together. For that Four Stars.

Seems to have changed Mike Ditka and Bob Dole's world. I'm not sure it's up there with the wheel yet, however.

Did nothing to change the world at all. Maybe it made a few people happy, but nothing beyond that.

It may NOT be an invention that changed the world by any means..but it was an excellent invention nonetheless...you better believe that when my guy gets alot older and has a hard time pitching a tent...he better be popping these babies...or else he is out the front door...

Yeah this was earth-shattering. The only thing we all hear now are how baby-boomers are re-living their free love days with this pill. A lot of old timers simply can't perform anymore; indeed some of them have died in the throws of passion because of the little blue pill. I just can never imagine myself using this. Even more obnoxious are their commercials.

It certaintly can't compare to inventions such as the computer, video game, rocket and others.