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Zestra is the women's sexual product unlike anything else before. Zestra has been under scientific development since 1997 and was specifically designed by pharmaceutical scientists and sexual medicine experts to optimize female sexual pleasure.

Our mission at Zestra for Women is to care for the women who place their trust in us to safely enhance their most intimate pleasures. At Zestra for Women, we have established the leadership example of professional and responsible product development by using only 100% all natural botanical ingredients. Only Zestra’s science-based formulation is Clinically-Proven to increase female sexual pleasure and thus the sex lives of women. No other company can make that statement. Our goal is to have a positive and meaningful impact on women’s sex lives and their quality of life.

Zestra helps you connect with your body in a very exciting, sensual way. Women can now experience the power of botanically derived bio-actives to increase sexual sensation and sensitivity – with a partner, your own touch, or the use of a vibrator. Zestra is infused with natural aromas reputed to be aphrodisiacs that energize, excite and stimulate your sexual encounters.

Experience the Zestra difference. There are passing imitations and there’s the real thing. Zestra uniquely transports you with a mystical blend of lush romantic and sensual exotic aromas—Angelica, Ylang Ylang and Jasmine. Ylang Ylang is a sweetly seductive floral long reputed to be an aphrodisiac and anti-depressant. Jasmine is a warm, uplifting floral, esteemed in Asia where its blossoms symbolize love or respect.

Our philosophy is to use only medically studied plant-derived ingredients to safely and effectively enhance the female orgasm.

• Would you moisturize your skin with propylene glycol (even if you knew it is a principal constituent of radiator anti-freeze)?
• Would you enjoy the smell and skin irritation of menthol (even if you knew it is classified as a chemical irritant)?
• Would you apply synthetic chemicals, irritants, solvents or preservatives to your most intimate and tender tissues?
• Would you apply L-Arginine (an amino acid) if you knew that it really did not cross cell membranes?

That is generally what you would be doing if you use most other topically-applied women’s products which are presently being sold for women’s sexual enhancement. In contrast, Zestra contains no synthetic chemicals, fragrances, flavorings, irritants, solvents, preservatives or anti-microbials.

Zestra helps you connect with your body in a very exciting, sensual way. Women can now experience the power of botanically derived bio-actives to increase sexual sensation and sensitivity – with a partner, your own touch, or the use of a vibrator. Zestra is infused with natural aromas reputed to be aphrodisiacs that energize, excite and stimulate your sexual encounters.

Clinical Research The clinical study results establish Zestra as the only non-prescription womens' product which has demonstrated robust increases in female sexual pleasure in well-controlled clinical studies conducted by independent sexual medicine experts. Zestra has been under scientific development by pharmaceutical scientists for more than 5 years and is NOT to be confused with any of those "novelty-type" products on the market which produce sensation through skin irritation. Zestra is the clinically tested women's topical product that is recommended by sexual health professionals.

What is Zestra?
Zestra is the women's sexual product unlike anything else before. Zestra has been under scientific development since 1997 and was specifically designed by pharmaceutical scientists and sexual medicine experts to optimize female orgams.

Only Zestra has been clinically proven in double blind, placebo-controlled crossover clinical trials to increase female multiple orgasms in normal women, those with arousal difficulties, and in women suffering sexual side effects from antidepressant medications. Simply put, there is no substitute for Zestra.

What are the ingredients in Zestra and how do they differ from other women's products?
Zestra's botanical ingredients are not found in any other sexual product. The science behind Zestra's formulation is the reason why Zestra is the only clinically proven women's topical product available.

Consumers and healthcare professionals alike should understand that Zestra is unique and is NOT to be confused with any of the numerous versions of "novelty-type creams, lotions or gels" which are on the market.

It's very easy to spot any of those "novelty products" because they all contain either; menthol, peppermint oil, cinnamon oil, orange oil or other citrus oils, or methylisonicotinate. All of those ingredients are listed chemically as either "irritants or solvents".

Most of those "novelty products" are promoted by their manufacturers as "instant turn-on" creams, orgasm creams, or having an instant or almost immediate effect, claims that they increase blood flow, cause immediate profound vasodilation or dermal flushing (red skin) to any tissue or any skin that it comes in contact with. Products that make these types of claims are IRRITANTS. In addition, those novelty products generally contain several synthetic compounds and artificial fragrances.

The healthcare professionals that created Zestra do not consider it appropriate or wise to be applying menthol or any other irritating chemical to the tender clitoral and vaginal tissue. The "menthol-based creams" and other irritants have been sold as "novelty items" for nearly 20 years in "adult stores" and most recently via the internet and through multi-level pyramid marketing schemes. The developers of Zestra do not agree with the practice of utilizing chemicals which are known to cause skin irritation in an attempt to produce some type of sensation. The only difference between the "novelty creams or gels" of today versus those of 20 years ago is that most of those products now contain L-arginine (an amino acid) purely as a marketing ploy. However, any physician or scientist that took physical chemistry in medical school knows that topically applied L-arginine (a highly polar water soluble molecule) will NOT cross cell membranes and therefore could NOT possibly produce any effect other than skin irritation in women. But that's enough about those "novelty products". Let's discuss the only scientifically valid product - Zestra.

Zestra is the unique women's topical oil that contains only plant-derived natural ingredients which do NOT produce sensation through irritation. Zestra contains "PA - free" Borage Seed Oil - Evening Primrose Oil - Angelica Extract - Coleus Extract - Vitamin C - Vitamin E. Zestra also contains natural fragrances reputed to be aphrodisiacs. Zestra does not contain any artificial ingredients or preservatives. United States and International Patents Pending.

Each of Zestra's four (4) botanical ingredients contain special skin nourishing compounds that play highly complementary roles and work together naturally to safely and effectively enhance female sexual pleasure, sensation, sensitivity and satisfaction. Only Zestra's unique formulation has been clinically proven by sexual medicine experts to deliver quality sexual experiences for women.

Is Zestra safe for ingestion during oral sex?
Zestra™ for Women was specifically designed to increase female sexual pleasure during foreplay, manual stimulation, vaginal intercourse and masturbation. Zestra™ for Women is perfectly safe to eat because it was formulated from ingredients with well-established safety profiles that are dietary supplements derived from natural botanical ingredients. Nearly all women will enjoy its pleasure enhancing effects but keep in mind that Zestra is not flavored or sweetened and is therefore not the 'tastiest choice for oral sex'. When using Zestra, oral sex should occur prior to the application of Zestra.

All of the ingredients in Zestra™ are either used in foods, considered "GRAS" by the FDA (Generally Recognized As Safe) or are available as dietary or nutritional supplements for oral ingestion in the United States. The product is a topically applied oil formulation, composed of four (4) botanical ingredients; Borage seed oil, Evening primose oil, Special Extract of Angelica, and Special Extract of Coleus. These ingredients have long been used in herbal medicines, dietary supplements, foods, and cosmetics. Furthermore, the bioavailability of these ingredients when applied topically is greatly reduced from that of widely-marketed oral formulations containing any of these ingredients.

Before the development of Zestra, these ingredients have never been combined for this particular use, which is one of the reasons Zestra™ has U.S. and International Patent Protection pending. The individual ingredients have been used extensively in humans for other purposes. Typically, these ingredients have been administered orally rather than topically. It is expected that any potential toxicity associated with topical administration of these highly-studied natural ingredients would be far less than the toxicity associated with oral administration due to the greatly reduced bio-availability. In addition, the amount of each of these ingredients being administered topically in Zestra is far lower that the amounts that are widely consumed in marketed oral products containing these individual ingredients.

Borage Seed Oil & Evening Primrose Oil

Borage seed oil and Evening primrose oil are widely used in foods, as nutritional supplements, and added to infant formulas as a source of gamma-linolenic acid "GLA" and essential fatty acids. Borage seed oil and Evening primrose oil are also widely used ingredients in cosmetic applications for skin nourishment and age-defying purposes. For the manufacture of Zestra™, only the highest quality "PA-free" Borage seed oil and Evening primrose oil are used.

Standardized Special Extract of Angelica

Angelica has been used as a natural medicine for centuries. According to the Chinese Materia Medica, Angelica has been used as a remedy for arthritis, lumbago, edema, headache, common colds, and thrombosis. Angelica extracts contain several bio-active compounds and Angelica is commonly used in the food, beverage and fragrance industry. Angelica is included in the German Commission E monographs of Herbal Medicines.

Standardized Special Extract of Coleus

The Coleus plant has been used since antiquity in Hindu and Ayurvedic traditional medicine.

Why did it take so long to create a safe sexual product for women that works so well?
The sexual pleasure pathways in women are "not exactly" the same as in men. As such, substantially increasing female sexual pleasure is clearly not as simple as producing a rigid erection in men. Long before the launch of Viagra® for men (Pfizer), many companies have been striving to develop an effective product for women. The principle challenge was to create a safe, effective topical consumer product that produces robust sexual benefits in women. Zestra™ has been under active research and development since 1997. The consumer testing phase was accomplished over a 4-year period involving hundreds of couples & more than 200 formulation evaluations and refinements.

Knowing that we had successfully developed a highly pleasurable "Lifestyle / Recreational" product for women that report no sexual difficulties, our natural curiosity as healthcare professionals and scientists was to find out if Zestra™ would benefit even more women. So instead of introducing Zestra™ at that time to consumers (amongst the many "novelty-type" products, we elected to embark on the greatest challenge for a consumer product. That being to scientifically validate Zestra's known activities on female sexual pleasure through independently conducted, double-blind placebo-controlled crossover clinical studies in women with arousal difficulties and in normals (women not reporting any sexual difficulty). Zestra's "FDA-quality clinical studies" were designed, managed & conducted by well-respected sexual medicine researchers that routinely conduct clinical trials for major pharmaceutical companies in the field of male and female sexual medicine. The result is - Zestra is the first and only consumer product that has achieved scientifically-validated success with increasing female sexual pleasure in well-controlled clinical studies.

How should Zestra be used?
Zestra was designed to be topically applied and gently massaged onto the clitoris and labia (vaginal lips) during foreplay. It is intended for use during foreplay, vaginal sex, manual stimulation and masturbation. The effects generally begin within 3 to 5 minutes after genital application and tender massage and its pleasurable effects typically last about 45 minutes for most women. Zestra is not flavored or sweetened and therefore is not intended for "tasty" oral sex.

How is Zestra supplied?
Zestra is a special blend of botanical oils enriched with the active energy of scientifically selected herbs. Zestra oil is packaged in 15ml (1/2 ounce) bottles, 10ml (1/3rd ounce) bottles and in 4ml trial size bottles.

The 15ml bottle contains approximately 26 uses, depending on the desired intensity of the Zestra enhanced sexual experience.

The 10ml bottle contains approximately 16 uses, depending on the desired intensity of the Zestra enhanced sexual experience.

The 4ml trial size bottle contains approximately 6 uses, depending on the desired intensity of the Zestra enhanced sexual experience.

How much Zestra should I order?
Optimizing the female sexual experience is a highly desired goal by women and men alike. The best way to insure that you don't run out too quickly is to order the 15ml or the 10ml bottle of Zestra. The 4ml trial size bottle is intended for those that want to "sample" Zestra because they have previously tried one of those "menthol-based novelty products" without success.

How do I order Zestra?
To purchase Zestra:

Call toll-free 866-816-0099
Visit our web site at www.ultimate-orgasms-and-enhancement.com/zestra.htm
Ask your doctor, pharmacist, or other healthcare professional today

How should Zestra be stored?
Heat and light are harmful to most natural products and Zestra is no exception. Zestra is generally stored on / in a nightstand or purse in its original amber glass bottle with the cap snugly tightened. Zestra is also supplied with a drawstring travel pouch for discreet transport. Zestra should not be stored in direct sunlight or under very hot conditions for prolonged periods of time.

What is the shelf life of Zestra?
If stored at room temperature, Zestra has a shelf life of up to one year from the date of manufacture of the product. Over time you may notice that the fragrance of Zestra may change slightly but its pleasurable activity remains constant. Zestra bottles are labeled with a lot number and "best if used by" date.

What ensures the quality of Zestra?
Zestra is made from the highest quality standardized botanical ingredients by pharmaceutical scientists under GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) guidelines. It is professionally compounded, bottled, labeled and shipped from a medical grade facility.

Why is Zestra an oil?
Zestra is made from all natural botanical ingredients that contain the active energy of scientifically-selected plants. The unique pleasure enhancing components in Zestra are only soluble in specific botanical oils.

Are there any interactions with prescription or non-prescription drugs?
There are no known drug interactions between topically applied Zestra and any prescription or non-prescription drug available in the United States. However, if you have a vaginal infection that is being treated with a locally applied/administered cream, ointment, lotion, vaginal insert, etc., you should wait until the infection is cured before using Zestra.

What are the side effects of Zestra?
Zestra™ has been evaluated in consumer and clinical studies for more than five (5) years. Using topically applied Zestra is very safe. There were no side effects reported in the Zestra clinical trials with the exception of mild skin irritation in those women who had an active vaginal yeast infection. Since Zestra became available to consumers in June 2002, the only effects reported to us are the praising emails we receive from women who are enjoying intercourse more than ever before and are having sex more frequently.

Does the FDA regulate Zestra?
The FDA regulates all food, dietary supplements, cosmetics and drugs. As a cosmetic personal care product made from dietary supplement ingredients which are recognized by the FDA, Zestra must meet the qualifications and standards set by the FDA for cosmetic personal care products and massage oils.

How can I get more information about Zestra?
Additional information about Zestra may be obtained by visiting our web site at www.Zestra4women.com or you can reach the Consumer Products Division of QualiLife Pharmaceuticals, Inc., by email at info@zestra-women.com, or by calling toll free, 1-877-4-ZESTRA (1-877-493-7872).

Condom Use and Zestra - Can I use Zestra if my partner and I use condoms?
Yes you can, but you need to use a particular type of condom (polyurethane) that is specifically designed for use with oil-based lubricants. The makers of Trojan® brand "latex" condoms tested Zestra™ and found that Zestra™ oil did not compromise the integrity of Trojan® brand latex condoms "under normal use conditions" (defined as laboratory - simulated vaginal intercourse for up to 20 minutes). The importance of practicing "safe-sex" cannot be overstated and sexually-active condom users should already be well aware that "latex" condoms are NOT compatible with "petroleum-based oils" such as light mineral oil (example is Baby Oil®) or even petrolatum (example is Vaseline®). In contrast, Zestra™ is a special blend of consumable botanical oils that have very different physical properties than those of petroleum-based products.

Nonetheless, we recommend that condom users employ safe-sex practices and use only "urethane" condoms with Zestra™. A terrific added benefit of "urethane" condoms is that they transmit body heat between partners much better than latex condoms.

The name of one brand of "urethane" condoms are TROJAN SUPRA® Microsheer™ Polyurethane Condoms.

Manufacturer's Description:

* Can be used with both water-based or oil-based lubricants. In contrast, latex condoms should not be used with oil-based lubricants. * Have undergone FDA required test procedure in which organisms smaller than sperm and viruses such as HIV did not pass through the Microsheer polyurethane material.

Important Consumer Information from the makers of Trojan Supra®: You may use this Trojan Supra® Microsheer Polyurethane Condom if you or your partner are allergic to latex. You should know: The risks of pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs), including AIDS (HIV infection), are not known for this condom. A study is being done. There are laboratory tests on this Microsheer Polyurethane material. These tests show that organisms even as small as sperm and viruses like HIV cannot pass through it. Latex condoms for men, if used correctly with every act of vaginal intercourse, are highly effective at preventing pregnancy, as well as STDs, including AIDS (HIV infection). Before using any condom, read and rely solely on its specific effectiveness claims, warnings and directions for use.
© 2001 o ARMKEL, LLC o All Rights Reserved. Microsheer is the name for Trojan brand's unique polyurethane.

Another brand of urethane condoms are Avanti® brand Non-Latex Polyurethane Condoms

Manufacturer's Description:

Durex's Revolutionary "Non-Latex" Condoms are thinner and more sensitive than regular latex condoms. Ideal for latex sensitive condom users the unique non-latex material is sensitive, clear, odorless, and safe with oil based lubricants. Each condom is individually tested for maximum reliability. Made from polyurethane.

Can I use Zestra with the "Female Condom"?
Yes, Zestra™ can be used with the female condom as it is a urethane condom that is safe for use with oil-based lubricants.

Reality™ Female Condom (Manufacturer's Description)
Presenting an alternative to male condoms. Reality™ is the first condom designed to be worn by a women. Made of soft polyurethane, Reality is hypo-allergenic, heat conductive, and has been reported to increase the sensitivity for both women and men. The Reality™ female condom has been available since 1994. Because it is made from Polyurethane the Reality™ condom can be used with oil and water based lubricants. The Reality™ female condom is an excellent alternative for couples with latex allergies, who are otherwise unable to use a regular latex condom.

Is insurance reimbursement available for Zestra?
Zestra is marketed as a personal care product by the Consumer Products Division of QualiLife Pharmaceuticals, Inc., in the United States. Because Zestra is an all natural personal care product /massage oil and not a drug, it does not require a prescription and an NDC (National Drug Code) has not been assigned. Traditional prescription card programs do not usually cover consumer products because by definition they are intended for prescription only items. The company is not aware of the availability of insurance reimbursement for Zestra.

Are there any guarantees that Zestra will work on me?
The company cannot guarantee that all women will respond to Zestra. The development of Zestra is the result of a long history of scientific research coupled with the validation of double-blind placebo controlled crossover clinical trials which demonstrated that Zestra safely and effectively increases female sexual pleasure in more than 90% of women.

The clinical trials involved women without sexual complaints, women who experienced difficulty with arousal and orgasm, and women who were on SSRI antidepressant medications. Regardless of the particular subset of women studied, Zestra demonstrated robust increases in female sexual pleasure and satisfaction. No other women's product can truthfully make these statements.

As with any dietary supplement, vitamin, or medication, response can vary from person to person, with some not responding as well as others. This could in part be due to any number of factors that may affect women's sexual health and enjoyment such as environment /lifestyle, diet, hormone levels, age, relationship status or certain prescription medications. As healthcare professionals ourselves, we think it is important for you to talk with your own healthcare provider about the use of Zestra, as this person best understands your personal medical history and is therefore able to place the information concerning Zestra in an appropriate perspective for you.

Are there any women who shouldn't use Zestra?
Zestra is contraindicated (should not be used) in anyone with known hypersensitivity or allergy to any of the ingredients in Zestra. As with many consumer products and most prescription drugs, Zestra should not be used by pregnant or lactating women, or women that are trying to conceive, as it has not been studied under those conditions. Orgasms during pregnancy have been associated with premature labor and unwanted complications. Women who are experiencing unexplained vaginal bleeding should not use Zestra and should consult their physician. There are no other known contraindications. Women with yeast infections and other irritating conditions of the genitals should refrain from using Zestra until the irritated condition is resolved.

How long has Zestra been on the market?
Zestra was quietly introduced to consumers and the sexual medicine community in the United States in June 2002. Due to its unmatched performance, Zestra has rapidly become embraced by women and is presently available in limited supply. The development of Zestra stems from over 5 years of research performed by pharmaceutical researchers and sexual health experts. Zestra is the only topical product available that has undergone the scientific rigors of well-controlled clinical testing.

How does Zestra compare to Viagra® when it (Viagra®) is used by women?
We agree that Viagra® (Pfizer) is an excellent treatment for many men with erectile dysfunction (ED), a medical condition. However, Viagra® is only FDA-approved for the "treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED) in men". Viagra® became widely available in May 1998 and last year, Pfizer reported Viagra® sales of approximately $1.6 Billion. Almost since it's introduction for men, Pfizer has been working to develop Viagra® as a potential "prescription treatment for various forms of female sexual dysfunction". Yet, Viagra® still does not have an FDA-approved indication to "treat any aspect of female sexual dysfunction" and accordingly the FDA does not support its use for any purpose in women. Nonetheless, there are doctors that do prescribe Viagra® to women. However, doctors that do so are taking somewhat of a personal risk themselves as the "off-label" prescribing by physicians of any drug is not supported by the FDA. Due to many disappointing studies investigating the possible benefit of Viagra® in women - many sexual medicine researchers and local healthcare professionals alike believe that Viagra® is unlikely to be a meaningful solution for women with sexual complaints. There are numerous studies that suggest that the nitric oxide pathway, (cGMP) which Viagra® and other PDE-V inhibitors use, appears to play little to no role in the enhancement of female genital sensation, sensitivity, overall female sexual pleasure and satisfaction. If simply increasing female genital blood flow with a vasodilator like Viagra® was going to be the solution for robust improvements in the sex lives of women - then it would have been established long ago. Such is not the case.

Consequently, it is a widespread conclusion from the multitude of previous studies that Viagra® and other drugs of its class (PDE-V inhibitors) appear to have little more effect in women than a placebo. It is also important to note that two (2) other major pharmaceutical companies which are developing PDE-V inhibitors to compete with Viagra® in the male erectile dysfunction market (ED), have also evaluated their products in women with female sexual dysfunction (FSD). Approximately two (2) years ago, due to unremarkable results in women, both of those companies discontinued their efforts to develop their PDE-V inhibitors as a potential treatment option for women with sexual complaints.

Only the unique topical consumer product Zestra is clinically-proven in well-controlled double blind, placebo controlled crossover studies to demonstrate robust increases in female sexual pleasure and significantly enhance the sex lives of women. After all, that really is the goal isn't it?

How does Zestra compare to the L-Arginine and menthol-based products on the market?
To set the record straight, there is no valid scientific basis for the topical use of L-Arginine that is a commonly used ingredient in the "novelty-type creams, lotions, and gels". L-arginine (an amino acid) is a highly polar, water-soluble molecule and will not cross cell membranes to any appreciable extent. L-arginine is commonly included as an ingredient in "novelty-type" topical products as a "marketing ploy" to suggest a reference to nitric oxide formation and then attempt to link it to the known chemical pathways / actions of Viagra®.

Zestra does not include L-arginine in its formulation since there is no scientific merit to warrant its use when topically applied.

As pharmaceutical scientists & sexual medicine researchers we know that the sensory effects from the use of menthol-based products are almost entirely due to their 'menthol' content (menthol is simply a chemical irritant).

According to the pharmaceutical reference book, Remington's Pharmaceutical Sciences (18th) edition, menthol has the following properties and uses: "In low concentrations, selectively stimulates the sensory nerve endings for cold and, hence, causes a sensation of coolness. Some local analgesic effects accompany this effect. Higher concentrations not only stimulate sensory nerve endings for heat and other pain, but also cause some irritation. Consequently, there may first be a sensation of coolness, then a slight prickly and burning sensation".

Zestra does not include menthol in its formulation since there is no scientific merit to warrant its use when topically applied.

Furthermore, there are no scientifically-valid comparisons between Zestra™ with any other topically-applied product that is presently on the market for women. Zestra™ is the only women's topical product that has been "Clinically-Proven" in well-controlled studies by experts in sexual medicine to increase female sexual arousal, sensation, ease & frequency of orgasm, sexual pleasure, and desire."

How does Zestra compare to topical products that contain orange oil or other citrus oils?
If you enjoy snow skiing and/or watched the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, then you might be surprised to learn that the so called (active ingredient) in "some novelty products" is used in its full strength form to remove wax from snow skiis, degrease car engines, clean metallic surfaces of manufacturing machinery & will degrade most plastic and rubber components which causes them to freeze up and become inoperable. Accordingly, in the case of cosmetic applications, those particular "irritants / solvents" require specially manufactured materials to withstand their de-greasing effects. Many households have "orange oil or citrus-based cleaners" to clean greasy kitchen countertops. It is important to keep in mind that our bodies' cell membranes are made up of lipid components (cholesterol / fat / grease) and that vaginal tissue is quite delicate. "Sensation through vaginal skin irritation" is not a wise way to approach things.

Zestra does not include orange oil or other citrus oils in its formulation.

How does Zestra compare to products containing N-methylnicotinate?
If you enjoy watching body-building competitions, then you might be amazed to learn that the active ingredient contained in at least one women's product (N-methylnicotinate) is what body-builders use as a "topical rub-down" to increase their vascularity (make their veins stand out more prominently) prior to a posing competition. These products contain warnings that the chemical ingredient will cause a very warm tingling/burning sensation and dermal flush (red skin) to ANY tissue that it is applied to. That tells you it is an IRRITANT.

Zestra does not include N-methylnicotinate or any derivative thereof.

How does Zestra™ compare to K-Y Jelly®, Astroglide® and many other versions of water/propylene glycol-based personal lubricants?
If all you are looking for is simply a water-based personal lubricant, then you should purchase one of these lubricants - there are many of them to choose from. However, if your wish is to reliably increase female sexual pleasure then you should purchase Zestra™. There is no substitute.

Are samples of Zestra available?
Zestra samples are available upon request only to "healthcare professionals" who are members of the nationwide Zestra Health Network. Samples are NOT available to consumers due to the limited availability of Zestra. In response to huge interest for samples, a small "Starter-Size" bottle of Zestra is now available at a price that everyone can easily afford.

I noticed some information about a male product called Deferol
Capsules for Men on the Zestra website.

What does Deferol have to do with improving the sexual satisfaction of women?
Several surveys indicate that most women would like to enjoy "longer-lasting" intercourse. Consistent with our mission of improving the sex lives of women, Deferol Climax Control Supplement for Men was developed by the pharmaceutical scientists that developed Zestra for Women. Deferol helps men "last-longer" during intercourse by promoting greater control over when they orgasm thereby enhancing the overall sexual experience of couples. As with Zestra for Women - both partners benefit.

The old approach of applying local anesthetic creams, lotions & sprays which "numb" the male's penis and generally "numbs" the female's clitoris and vaginal area is now a bad memory and ancient history. Deferol capsules are unique, all natural and were designed to help couples enjoy longer-lasting sex without "numbing" their genitals.