Viagra Day is an American holiday dedicated to Viagra. This drug allows you to quickly restore erectile function. It is necessary to use as prescribed by the doctor. This drug has become a real salvation for many men with erectile dysfunction, returning them to normal life. The holiday is celebrated annually on March 27.
History
Viagra Day is dedicated to the creation of this drug, which had a resounding worldwide success. The development began in 1989 by British specialists working for Pfizer – their names were P. Dunn and A. Wood. Their goal was to create a drug that would treat hypertension and angina. Alas, the created chemical sildenafil citrate (the chemical name of Viagra) did not have the desired effect on the body in the treatment of heart disease. However, the subjects reported a side effect of increasing erections.
Tests continued, and in 1996 Pfizer obtained a patent for the developed drug. Already two years later, it was approved by the U.S. Department of Health and an innovative drug for the treatment of erectile dysfunction began to arrive in pharmacies. The success of the drug was unparalleled. Today there are various analogues of Viagra, but its popularity is still at a high level.
Interesting facts
- Viagra is the drug that was most quickly approved by the Ministry of Health. Other drugs were tested for five or more years before they were released on the market. It only took Viagra two years.
- The annual sales of Viagra exceed 1 billion. dollars.
- Viagra has no negative effects on the brain and nervous system. It promotes vasodilation and greater blood flow to the penis, providing a long and steady erection.
How to celebrate
Find out more information about Viagra, read the reviews of people who have taken the drug. If you have problems with erectile function, avoid self-medication. See your doctor and take Viagra only as prescribed!
Spread the word on social media. Ask users, have they ever used Viagra? What do they think of this drug?
When is Viagra Day celebrated in 2024?
Viagra Day is observed on March 27 each year.
Observations
Weekday | Month | Day | Year |
Wednesday | March | 27 | 2024 |
Thursday | March | 27 | 2025 |