Near the end of most commercials about male erectile dysfunction they’ll go through the steps you should take to determine whether or not you should take the advertised drug. First of all, these companies don’t really care if you should take it. 99.9% of television watchers don’t need this drug and for the most part they’re advertising to the typical paranoid American. Anyway, one of these steps is to consult your doctor and ask… here it comes… IF YOU’RE HEALTHY ENOUGH FOR SEX. Are they serious? What type of question is that to ask your doctor? Sure, maybe in some cases its relevant but is anyone actually going to ask that question? And more importantly, is anyone actually going to follow their doctor’s advice if he or she says they shouldn’t be having sex? The only reasons I can think of for not being healthy enough to have sex is bent penis syndrome, tattered vagina disease or perhaps the fact that you’re already dead. Other than those unlikely scenarios, people are having sex if it’s an option to them. So spare me the legal crap about being healthy enough to have sex.