Patient's question:
It is said that it has a good reputation worldwide, while Portel has only emerged in recent years. Looking at their official website, it is heavily hyped. I don't know which one is better or has fewer side effects. Does this product cause dependence when used for a long time? What kind of assistance is needed: I want to start from the perspective of a doctor, which effect is better, and why can't this product be bought in pharmacies? It can only be purchased online?Doctor's answer:
Failed to pass the review and approval by the National Food and Drug Administration. This product can easily evade the risk of inspection and confiscation through online mail-order catalogs, while physical pharmacies, operating under the supervision of the Food and Drug Administration, find it difficult to engage in illegal activities.Guidance: These so-called Indian oils primarily rely on the superficial anesthetic effect of drugs to reduce the sensitivity of touch and friction, thereby achieving the purpose of delaying ejaculation and shortening sexual intercourse time. From the perspective of anesthetics, occasional use is still feasible and effective. However, frequent use can lead to tolerance, psychological dependence, and most seriously, recurrence of adverse drug reactions, fundamentally disrupting future sexual quality of life.