Priligy in the USA: The Bizarre Truth About Why It's Not Approved

At iMedix, we investigate why Americans can't get the world's most popular premature ejaculation treatment - and the surprising ways they're getting it anyway.

The Great American Priligy Paradox

While approved in 60+ countries, Priligy remains unavailable in US pharmacies due to:

• ? Patent wars with existing SSRI manufacturers
• ⚠️ FDA concerns about side effect profile
• ? Market protection for existing ED drugs
• ? Alternative therapies already available

How Americans Are Getting Priligy Anyway

Method	How It Works	Risk Level
International pharmacies	Order from approved countries	Medium (customs issues)
Compounding pharmacies	Custom-made dapoxetine	Low (with prescription)
"Research chemical" sites	Questionable purity claims	High (not for human use)

5 Shocking Facts About Priligy and the US Market

1. American men spend $2.3 million/year importing Priligy illegally
2. Canadian online pharmacies report 68% of Priligy sales go to Americans
3. FDA rejected approval despite positive EU and Asian studies
4. Patent expiration in 2024 may finally bring generic versions
5. Some urologists prescribe regular SSRIs off-label instead

The Real Risks of Importing Priligy

Legal Alternatives for American Men

While waiting for possible FDA approval, doctors recommend:

• ? Daily SSRIs (paroxetine, sertraline) - similar mechanism
• ? Topical anesthetics (lidocaine sprays) - numbing effect
• ? Behavioral therapy - the "stop-start" method
• ? Pelvic floor exercises - strengthens control

The Future: Will Priligy Ever Come to America?

Industry insiders suggest:

• ? 2025-2026 possible generic approval window
• ? New formulations may bypass current objections
• ? Telemedicine options could provide legal access

Stay informed, stay healthy!
— The iMedix Team