Ok, I gave them a call and found some more info on what the drug is. They want your information to start a file, but I refused stating i'm only looking for information. After talking to one person who said she didn't have the information, but said it was a compound drug and to talk to a nurse that would know, i'd have to give my information. I refused and was sent to the manager, he tried the same thing, but again I refused and finally got to the nurse.
The drug is clomipramine, an ssri antidepressant. I asked if this was the only drug, she said yes. So they are indeed trying to mislead people. It is not a compound drug, and it is an antidepressant. I asked that several times in the chat, but they skirted around it, now we know why.
It's given in a lower dose than if you were to take it for depression or anxiety. They state premature ejaculation is a medical condition and is not caused by anxiety or depression (though it seems every other doctor says it's psychological. I think it can be both). The medicine isn't to treat depression, but rather to lower the hypersensitivity of the glans. Now i've been on an ssri before and it certainly reduces sensitivity. In fact before the ssri I did not have pe, while on the ssri I was practically inorgasmic through intercourse, and it wasn't until I stopped taking it that I ever had problems with pe. So i'm certain the medication they are selling will work and at the lower dose i'm sure it's much safer with few side effects. Then they will talk to you throughout your treatment to adjust dosage if necessary, etc. Unfortunately, the phone call was cut off abruptly so I couldn't get more info. I wonder if they hung up on me. I don't know what dosage they give, but looking at the usual dosage for depression it would have to be lower than 25mg. Treatment usually lasts 6 months, but can be longer or shorter.
So nyc216, it'd be nice if you could give more information about dosage, effectiveness, and what the program offers other than just the medication.
It's not likely something i'd try, because i'm for the most part anti-drug and anti antidpressant.