Viagra-Infused Oysters?

Joke Or Reality?....Believe It Or Not, Someone's Trying To Make It Happen

Surely you've heard the myth that oysters can increase your sex drive. It's a part-myth, part-reality that oysters can boost a man's libido. The high zinc content in these shelled ocean creatures is the main reason for their reputation. The mineral zinc is well known to help sperm cell production.

Viagra on the other hand....well everyone knows what it's for. While this prescription drug is less than ten years old, most people have a pretty good idea that Viagra was created to help men with erectile dysfunction (ED) problems.

So, if someone were to put oysters and Viagra together....what would you get? The ultimate in male enhancement? A man by the name of George May is doing just that, and he thinks it's a brilliant concoction for an aphrodisiac/erection aid. Could he be on to something?

Where Do Viagra Oysters Come From?

The inventor/creator of the Viagra-Oyster is George May, and he recently had prostate surgery to get rid of the cancer that he was diagnosed with. Frequently, after prostate surgery, men suffer from impotence.

George May didn't want to quit having sex, so he went to his doctor and picked up a Viagra prescription. Trying to supercharge his libido and sex drive, he crushed the tablets up onto some oysters - hoping for the ultimate aphrodisiac....and thus, Viagra oysters were born.

Mmm, Viagra infused oyster!

That's not the end of the story though. George thought that his idea was so novel that he's taken it to the next level. He decided to farm some oysters and infuse them with Viagra while they were growing. He contacted an oyster farmer in New South Wales, Australia, and the birth of Viagra Oysters commenced.

"How Does It Work?"

George's oyster farming partners now simply place a dilute solution of sildenafil citrate (aka Viagra) into the water that they're growing oysters in. Oysters are "filter feeders," and through time will absorb the drug into their tissue.

George May has reportedly run some tests on his Viagra oysters with decent results. He claims there are significant traces of the chemical showing up in every oyster. He was hoping to bring the product to market, but there have been some hiccups in his plans....Viagra is a prescription drug and strictly controlled, not to mention a trademarked name and now Pfizer has come after him for using their Viagra trademark.

Is There A Future For Viagra Oysters?

While it was a good attempt by George May to bring his idea to market, unfortunately there's probably not much hope for his Viagra infused oysters. There are too many legal hoops to jump through, considering Viagra is a strictly controlled prescription drug.

George hasn't given up though...he's hoping to get into the Asian market with his Viagra Oysters in the near future. Apparently there are more lenient restrictions in some parts of Asia will allow him to bring his product to consumers. BiggerLoads.com wishes him luck.