Poxet

Features of Poxet

Poxet is a premature ejaculation prevention medication sold by Sunrise Remedies.

As a generic version of Priligy, it is characterized by its blue round tablets.

The active ingredient dapoxetine prevents premature ejaculation by inhibiting the sensation of ejaculation.

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• A pharmaceutical manufacturer handling various treatments for premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction
• Certified company with WHO and GMP-approved manufacturing facilities

Effects of Poxet

The main ingredient of Poxet, dapoxetine, works by increasing the neurotransmitter serotonin in the brain and reducing the amount of norepinephrine to suppress the sensation of ejaculation and prevent premature ejaculation.

One of the causes of premature ejaculation is believed to be insufficient serotonin, leading to excessive secretion of adrenaline. When the sympathetic nervous system is overly tense or excited, it triggers ejaculation at inappropriate times.

The neurotransmitter serotonin in the brain is thought to regulate emotional balance by suppressing the activity of dopamine, which enhances pleasure, and norepinephrine, which reflects tension and stress.

Dapoxetine prevents the reuptake of serotonin by nerve endings, increasing serotonin concentration in the brain and suppressing excessive excitement, potentially prolonging the time to ejaculation.

Poxet vs. Priligy

Poxet is a generic version of Priligy.  

Therefore, there is no difference in active ingredients or effects, making Poxet more cost-effective and suitable for "those concerned about cost" and "those who want to try it once first."

Safety of Poxet

Poxet is also prescribed in hospitals and is a highly safe premature ejaculation prevention medication with no serious health risks.

The Poxet sold on this website is the same as that prescribed in clinics, so you can purchase with confidence.

However, some people may experience side effects such as dizziness or nausea.

First-time users are advised to start with a low dose and follow the usage instructions.

Dosage Recommendation

This website offers three dosage options: 30mg, 60mg, and 90mg.

First-time users are recommended to start with half a tablet, using a pill cutter if necessary.

Recommended Products to Use Together with Poxet

For enhanced effectiveness, we recommend using it together with topical products containing lidocaine.

If you are concerned about erectile strength, it can also be used in combination with ED treatment medications.

Recommended Timing for Poxet

Take 30mg～60mg of Poxet 1～3 hours before sexual activity.

If a second dose is needed after initial intake, allow at least 24 hours between doses.

Dosage Reference

Poxet available on our site contains dapoxetine in 30mg／60mg／90mg formulations. Tablets may be divided using a pill cutter.

Some users attempt to take 2-3 times the recommended dose for enhanced effects, but this does not increase efficacy.

The maximum allowable dapoxetine dosage per sexual encounter is 60mg.

Key Points to Reduce Side Effects

Side effects don't occur in all users. Those concerned may start with lower doses.

First-time users of medications containing dapoxetine (Poxet's active ingredient) should begin with 30mg.

Food Interactions

Poxet's effectiveness isn't affected by food intake.

However, grapefruit (including juice) may inhibit dapoxetine metabolism—avoid concurrent consumption.

Alcohol Interactions

Dapoxetine amplifies alcohol's adverse effects. Never combine with alcohol.

If drinking, wait 1～4 hours after medication.

Though mechanisms aren't fully understood, since both alcohol and dapoxetine affect brain neurotransmitters (serotonin and norepinephrine), their combined action may cause nausea, palpitations, headaches, profuse sweating, intoxication effects, or even fainting.

Contraindications

・Severe angina or myocardial infarction patients

・Severe valvular heart disease patients

・Sinus node dysfunction patients

・Moderate-to-severe hepatic impairment patients

・Those with orthostatic hypotension or fainting history

・Depression or bipolar disorder patients

・Epilepsy patients

・Individuals under 20 or over 65 years old

※Always follow medical supervision when taking this medication.

Main Side Effects

The main side effects include the following symptoms:



2014 research data shows that among 6,712 participants, the incidence of side effects was 12%, with higher rates observed in patients aged 65 and above.

Due to the potential for dizziness or unsteadiness, special caution is required when performing high-altitude work, driving vehicles, or other hazardous activities.

Side Effect Management

Nausea, headache, and dizziness are relatively common after taking Ponatin.

If these side effects occur, please take the following measures:

・Dizziness
Sit or lie down to prevent falls

・Nausea
Remain seated until the medication's effects subside

・Headache
Take pain relievers to alleviate symptoms

Absolute Contraindications
The following drugs are strictly prohibited from concurrent use with Poxet due to incompatibility.

・CYP3A4 inhibitors

Drugs Requiring Caution When Combined
Special attention is required when using the following drugs concurrently with Poxet.

・Antidepressants

・Tricyclic antidepressants

・Monoamine oxidase inhibitors

・Grapefruit (including juice)
Contains furanocoumarins that inhibit metabolic enzyme activity in the body, delaying drug breakdown.
May lead to excessive drug absorption, enhancing effects or increasing side effect risks.

・Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

・Keep out of reach of children

・Do not transfer to other containers to prevent accidental ingestion or product deterioration

・For opened medications requiring multiple doses, store airtight and consume within two days

・Do not consume or use products past their expiration date

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