David didn't tell his wife of 32 years why he'd stopped initiating sex.
He told us.
Six months earlier, he'd tried Viagra for the first time. It worked — but the 30-minute wait killed every spontaneous moment, and the post-dose headaches made it feel like a punishment. Cialis was hit-or-miss. At 54 and otherwise healthy, David was quietly resigning himself to a sexless second half of his marriage.
Then his Instagram feed served him an ad for Taurus CHARGE — a new "4-in-1 liquid" that promised to address what other ED meds had been missing. He was skeptical. We agreed to help him put it to the test alongside three of the most-advertised competitors: Ro Sparks, Hims Hard Mints, and BlueChew Max.
What we found surprised all of us, including the physician we consulted.
One housekeeping note before we get into it: the winning product is compounded in small batches and was on backorder for most of last summer. It's available again as of this update — but historically, that window hasn't stayed open long.








