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The world of erection impairment changed dramatically on March 27, 1998--the day the U.S. Food And Drug Administration approved the little blue pill. Viagra is used for treatment of erection impairment, now medically called erectile dysfunction, or ED. Viagra was not the first drug treatment for erection impairment, but it was the one that captured the public's imagination. Viagra took the U.S.--and the world--by storm. During its first month of availability, U.S. doctors wrote more than 300,000 prescriptions, making Viagra the fastest-selling new drug in history. Within six months, repeat prescriptions were being written at the rate of 100,000 per month. Today, Viagra is one of the most successful drugs ever marketed. More than 10 million men have taken more than 125 million tablets. Annual sales approach $2 billion. And with millions of male baby boomers in their 50s, the future of the little blue pill--and other erection medications--looks bright.
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The world of erection impairment changed dramatically on March 27, 1998--the day the U.S. Food And Drug Administration approved the little blue pill. Viagra is used for treatment of erection impairment, now medically called erectile dysfunction, or ED. Viagra was not the first drug treatment for erection impairment, but it was the one that captured the public's imagination. Viagra took the U.S.--and the world--by storm. During its first month of availability, U.S. doctors wrote more than 300,000 prescriptions, making Viagra the fastest-selling new drug in history. Within six months, repeat prescriptions were being written at the rate of 100,000 per month. Today, Viagra is one of the most successful drugs ever marketed. More than 10 million men have taken more than 125 million tablets. Annual sales approach $2 billion. And with millions of male baby boomers in their 50s, the future of the little blue pill--and other erection medications--looks bright.
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