New York thief smashes door to get Viagra

A thief in New York City crashed through a glass door to steal Viagra tablets.

The thief struck the EZ RX pharmacy on Fourth Avenue at around 5am last Thursday, the Brooklyn Paper reports. As well as taking the erectile dysfunction treatment the raider also grabbed insulin and cash.

p>The case is not an isolated incident. Some similar crimes have been reported recently. Canadian robbers held up a pharmacy at gunpoint earlier this year. They initially demanded Oxycontin, but settled for Viagra and Cialis tablets when none was available. Although there have been other cases like this, Canadian police noted that the choice of bounty was an unusual one.

Viagra, Cialis and Levitra are the only three medications that are approved to treat erectile dysfunction in America. Viagra was first approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1998. Levitra and Cialis were then approved in 2003. All three medications have undergone clinical trials to prove their efficiency.

These medications are only available with a doctor’s prescription. Because different types of medication, and different doses, are suitable for different people, it is advisable to discuss treatment options with your doctor before seeking to acquire any erectile dysfunction treatment.

An estimated 50% of American men above the age of 40 suffer from erectile dysfunction. Amongst the wider population estimates suggest that the figure could be closer to one in ten.

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