Generic Viagra and other ED Drugs in the European Markets

Big ED drugs manufacturer said today that it is pulling its application to sell generic Viagra without a prescription in European markets. The well known firm cited some concerns expressed by European regulators about the proposal, but did not go into detail. The statement they stated suggested the company may put together additional data in an effort to satisfy the folks at the Committee for Medicinal Products of EMEA for Human Use.

Prescription generic Viagra has been approved in Europe since 1999, and is available in 25 mg, 50 mg and 100 mg doses, Dow Jones Newswires reports. The company and manufacturer applied last year to sell the 50 mg version without a prescription in Europe. EMEA, the European drug and control agency, said withdrawal letter, as well as a document explaining the scientific assessment of the agency, will be posted online in due course.

Generic Viagra helps men having the problems like erectile dysfunctions for responding to the sexual stimulation. When a man desires to have sexual intercourse and feels aroused, his arteries in the penis widens and relaxes permitting excess blood flow. When the body arteries in the penis widen and gets harder, the veins which usually carry blood from the penis constrict thereby obstruct the blood flow out of the penis. This process in the body of blood flow like more in and less out expands the penis what we call is erection. Generic Viagra is not the hormone or aphrodisiac, hence the drug effects only when the man is sexually excited.

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