Topical medication method for erectile dysfunction
OwnerCarl W. Lange, IVinventor
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A novel method of applying topical erectile dysfunction medicaments for controlled dispensing thereof through a condom or like prophylactic article is provided. Additionally, encompassed within this invention is the combination of an initial ingestion of a small dose of orally taken ED medicament for initial generation of nitric oxide followed by such a topical application. With such a method, the initial oral application metabolizes and runs its course while the topical application provides the needed dose of ED medicament. Once a sexual event is completed, the wearer may then remove the topical application article removing the topical delivery thereof in order to return to a flaccid state quickly and easily. Such an article and method thus reduces the propensity for potentially damaging excessive erection states and provides a more reliable dosing regimen for more effective and safe implementation of such an ED medicament program.
A male condom sheath having a closed distal region defined as covering a user's glans penis when situated over and around such a user's penis, and an open proximal region defined as the remainder of said condom having a top edge abutting said bottom edge of said distal region and a bottom edge at the opening of said condom, said condom comprising at least three layers of flexible material within the sheath thereof within said closed distal region, wherein one of said at least three layers is an outer layer for contact with a sexual partner when in use, wherein one of said at least three layers is a material for retention of erectile dysfunction medicament therein for migration therefrom when exposed to heat and friction during a sexual activity, and wherein one of said at least three layers is an inner layer material for erectile dysfunction medicament delivery to the surface of said user's skin;
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