New Erectile Dysfunction Ad Features Explicit Language

Where's the outrage? What will we tell the children?


New Erectile Dysfunction Ad Features Explicit Language

By Theresa Agovino The Associated Press
Published: Apr 14, 2004

NEW YORK (AP) - She asks in a sultry voice if you want to know a secret. And when she spills the beans, she is quite explicit. The latest ad for an erectile dysfunction treatment is taking the battle for dominance in the $2 billion market up a notch with its frank description of the medicine's purpose.

The Levitra ad, slated to begin airing Thursday, features an attractive brunette saying the drug improves erection quality and how that experience increases her partner's desire to "do this more often."

"For him Levitra works - just look at that smile," she purrs.

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http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGAWU0J12TD.html

:yourock:

...this guy?

I was always disturbed that a presidential candidate would become an erectile disfunction spokesman. But on second though, I'd rather have him in office than *

eom

I don't get the smiley women in these ads. I guess they would rather do it together than to do it alone. Am I missing something here?

did you change your hair?" commercials.

If you notice, the people first look down (supposedly at the crotch area), then up at the person's face.

I told this to my teenage niece, and she cracked up, saying she never noticed that. I pointed out "Hey, maybe it was the fact that you opened the door without using your hands!".

Hey *ask your doctor if Prozac is right for you