Vitaros cream

Vitaros cream works within 5 to 30 minutes so you can get an erection before sex. Request Vitaros cream online for an easy to use alternative to tablets for the treatment of erectile dysfunction.

Front of box containing 4 Vitaros 3mg/g cream doses.
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A 100mg container of Vitaros 3mg/g cream
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3 mg/g

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How to use Vitaros cream

To use Vitaros cream before sexual activity, you should:

  1. Remove 1 single-dose container from the fridge.
  2. Make sure you pee and wash your hands before applying any cream.
  3. Take the AccuDose container out of the sachet and roll the container in between your hands. This warms it up to room temperature.
  4. Twist the plunger and take off the cap from the tip of the container.
  5. Gently squeeze the top of your penis in one hand to open up the hole in the tip of the penis.
  6. Do not put the AccuDose container tip into your penis. Instead, you should push the plunger, so the cream comes out. The cream should fill the hole in the tip of your penis and run inside too.
  7. Keep your penis upright for around 30 seconds to allow the cream to go inside your urethra as much as possible. If there’s any extra cream, move it into the hole so you can absorb it.
  8. Put the cap back on the AccuDose container and wrap it inside the sachet it came from so you can throw it away.
  9. Wash your hands after applying Vitaros cream, and do not pee.

You can only use each Vitraros cream AccuDose container once. If you leave an unopened Vitaros cream AccuDose container outside of a fridge, you have 3 days to use it before it needs to be thrown away.

With Vitaros cream, you might find you still have an erection after ejaculation.

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Medically reviewed by:
Dr Kathryn Basford

Dr Kathryn Basford is a qualified GP who works as a GP in London, as well as with ZAVA. She graduated from the University of Manchester and completed her GP training through Whipps Cross Hospital in London.

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Article created: 06 Oct 2021

Last reviewed: 06 Oct 2021


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