Younger men suffer with erection anxiety. Older men over 45 years old's chances of beginning erectile dysfunction increases.

Especially if he is in bad physical shape/has chronic diseases as well as on chronic medications, drinks too much and still does recreational drugs.

It remains the right of every man to date - with an erection on hand if needed. Viagra/Levitra/Cialis are known as PDE5I's and are prescribed oral medications for the treatment of clinically diagnosed erectile dysfunction.

Here is a guideline of when to introduce your PDE5I into your date evening:

* Never presume you are going to have sex on a date. The date will feel your anxiety and anticipation

* Always presume you are going to have sex on a date hence be prepared. Condoms and lubricant must be in your car, in your purse, in your bedroom.

* Its  a good idea to include a cock ring in your safer sex pack - it simply rolls to the base of  your penis and keeps your already hard erection harder.

* If you are an approved candidate for a PDE5I, a regular user,  make sure it is in your pillbox , in your jacket/pants pocket

* You may be on a daily does of either Viagra or Cialis which means you are smiling knowing you are covered 24/7 and will get erections if you are aroused by the date.

* If you are an on demand PDE5I man, meaning you take it when you want to have sex - which translates into when both people agree on having sex- you must be sure you have condoms and have consent

* The question arises : when to tell a date that  the penis he/she gets the first drug induced time is not the "real " thing"?

* Date  one person until you feel safe enough to disclose- you never want to feel shameful of your erections, whether they are or are not chemically induced.

* Add the cost of the drug into your dinner budget/date budget- it's expensive and you don't want the cost  of the drug to get you pressurizing the date for sex.