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Question
Why not take a pill?
Answer
Naturally, it sounds easier to take a pill to treat erectile dysfunction, rather than inject oneself. For many men, oral medication is an alternative that works for them.

However, for some men oral therapy may be inappropriate. They may be taking other medications, such as oral nitrates, that should not be used at the same time with some oral medications for ED. For these men, CAVERJECT may be an appropriate alternative.

Question
Why injection therapy?

Answer
Today, many men are choosing injection therapy with CAVERJECT because it is the only way to put the medicine directly into the corpus cavernosum where it is needed for an erection to develop. Once the injection has been prepared, it simply takes about 10 seconds to self-inject into the penis. Then an erection occurs like it would naturally, by relaxing the smooth muscle and allowing blood to collect in the penis.

Question
How can I give myself an injection?

Answer
You will receive training in exactly how to administer CAVERJECT at your physician's office.

Question
Won't it hurt?

Answer
The majority of men self-inject with minimal pain. The most common side effect of CAVERJECT is mild to moderate pain after injection, but it only occurred in approximately 11% of the 21,000 self-injections evaluated in patient studies. While about one third of the men in clinical studies reported some pain with at least one injection, only 3% of the patients discontinued use for this reason.

Question
After the injection, how long should I wait for CAVERJECT to work?

Answer
CAVERJECT usually produces an erection in only 5 to 20 minutes. This allows for an erection to occur like it naturally would during foreplay.

Question
Will CAVERJECT affect my partner?

Answer
Because CAVERJECT is injected into the side of the penis, all the medication goes directly into the erectile tissue. So, it is highly unlikely that any of the medication will be transferred to your partner.

Question
Is CAVERJECT covered by insurance?

Answer
Because CAVERJECT was specifically approved for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, most insurance plans, including most Medicaid programs, will cover it. Simply check with your insurance carrier.

Question
What are people saying about CAVERJECT?

Answer
"I've tried other treatments but I was most satisfied with CAVERJECT."
- Roy B.* - Big Sandy,Texas

"My husband and I couldn't be happier. CAVERJECT has helped to renew our sexual intimacy."
- Karen* - Marlton, New Jersey

"What I like about CAVERJECT is that after you use it, sex seems completely natural."
- Greg M.* - Marlton, New Jersey

"I feel completely comfortable using CAVERJECT. Of course there are needles, but they are short and fine - I have no problem with them."
- Jack R.*, President, National Prostate Cancer Foundation

"Naturally some of my patients are initially worried about injections. But they're usually relieved once they realize how small the needles are and how relatively easy it is to learn how to self-inject."
- Dr. Harin Padma-Nathan, Urologist - Santa Monica, California

"Many of my patients are drawn to CAVERJECT'S proven effectiveness."
- Dr. Francois Eid, Urologist - New York, New York

Question
Who should not use CAVERJECT?