When Romantic Moments Need A Boost - New WomenÂ’s Intimacy Cream Now Available at Retail Drugstores
The increased availability of female intimacy-enhancement products is getting positive responses from women who say sexual dissatisfaction issues are finally getting much deserved attention.
(PRWEB) November 20, 2002
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. The increased availability of female intimacy-enhancement products is getting positive responses from women who say sexual dissatisfaction issues are finally getting much deserved attention.
One Oklahoma gynecology practice witnessed increased inquiries from its female patients for help with issues of decreased libido. In response, the physicians worked with American Health Diagnostics to develop femoré, one of the first drug - and hormone-free intimacy products now available through traditional retail drugstores. femoré is a new over-the-counter, female intimacy-enhancement cream designed to help women achieve greater intensity and pleasure during intimate moments.
“My female patients are relieved to know they’re not alone in feeling a lack of interest or response to sex,” says Dr. Laura Mackie, an OB-GYN physician in Oklahoma City. “Female sexual dissatisfaction and dysfunction are issues women need to feel comfortable talking about with their doctors, because there are a number of options now available.”
According to The Journal of the American Medical Association, more than 40 percent of American women experience sexual dysfunction, compared to approximately 30 percent of men. Female sexual dysfunction is described as the lack of desire to become intimate, inability to have or enjoy satisfactory sexual intercourse or difficulty in reaching orgasm – all of which can be attributed to childrearing, career stress, age, or other factors.
While products such as femoré are designed to help a woman’s physical response to intimate moments, Dr. Mackie reminds her patients that counseling or sex therapy are effective options to help with emotional obstacles that may contribute to sexual dissatisfaction or dysfunction.
“What women – and their partners – need to remember is that these types of products are tools to help boost the female’s physical response. These aren’t quick fixes for a woman battling depression or who is upset with her husband.”
Applied to the genital area just minutes prior to sexual activity, the cream can help the woman achieve greater intensity and pleasure. Usage and efficacy studies showed that response times varied with each individual woman, and participants reported improved responses after two or more successive uses. No adverse reactions were detected in any of the tests, which revealed very positive results. The vast majority of women (78 percent) indicated the product enhanced their intimate experiences.
Femoré is derived from natural ingredients proven to be safe and effective. The key ingredient, L-arginine, is an amino acid found in dietary products and is a byproduct of the 1998 Nobel Prize Medicine and Physiology award received for the discovery and understanding of how it relates to penile erection, clitoral arousal and sensitivity.
Femoré is packaged in six mini-application tubes, for a total of 6-10 applications per package and retails for $19.99 in Walgreens and Long’s drugstores nationwide. For more information, visit www. femore. com.
American Health Diagnostics (AHD) is a medical distribution, marketing and product brokerage firm with corporate headquarters in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. American Health Diagnostics offers distribution and marketing expertise for the medical industry. As a technology "incubator," AHD secures critical distribution channels for new products with companies that have proven sales experience in a specific market segment.
EDITORÂ’S NOTE: Product samples, interviews with an OB/GYN or company spokesperson and B-roll are available.
