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Biotech / Medical : VVUS: VIVUS INC. (NASDAQ)

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To: D Edwards who wrote (3666)12/15/1997 12:46:00 AM
From: Steve Childs  Read Replies (1) of 23519
 
The point I was trying to make was that as soon as Macrochem or Nexmed's topical
applications become available Muse is going to be in big time trouble. If you don't think so
then you must feel more comfotable about putting a supository down your urethra than
merely rubbing a topical ointment on top of the glans of the penis. I could be wrong, but I
suspect that most of my patients would agree with me.

Again, these are my views.

I think a pill is the easiest delivery system. If it works anywhere near reported then I
believe it will be the biggest player in the ED market. That is the main point.


From Hilm2, Motley fool board, provided by D Edwards.

To the urologists on this thread: could the above statement really be from a urologist worth his salt talking? If so, hand me his license. He believes a topical ointment can do what a trans-urethral drug can do delivered directly into the local tissue affected? Or even Viagra, a systemic solution? Is this guy for real?
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