Urologist from London was laughed at by his colleagues — until his “15-minute capsule” proved 7 times stronger than the blue pill in the lab. We paid him a visit.
Dr Andrew Lindley in his lab during our interview: “sildenafil was the first. It was never the best.”
A urologist from London spent more than a year in his lab, almost every single day, chasing one question: why, nearly thirty years after sildenafil – the blue pill – are men still swallowing a tablet that takes an hour to kick in, does nothing at all for one man in three and leaves the rest with a headache? What he came up with worked 7 times more strongly on erectile tissue than sildenafil in lab tests, and it works in 15 minutes instead of an hour. It isn’t a pressed tablet. It’s a fast-acting capsule with the active ingredients already dissolved, so they’re absorbed almost immediately. He called it N7-Neo.
Daniel Whitfield isn’t a man who gives much away.
Married for 24 years. Two daughters at university. A mid-sized accountancy practice on the edge of Leeds that he built from the ground up.
The kind of life that looks perfectly fine from the outside.
But for almost fifteen years, Daniel carried something around that he never told his closest friends about – and for a long time, not even his wife.
“The first time it happened I was 38,” Daniel told me on the terrace of his holiday cottage in the Lake District. “I told myself it was stress. The next time I told myself it was the wine. By 42 I’d run out of excuses.”
Millions of British men live with some degree of erection trouble. For most of them, the first – and last – line of defence is a 25-year-old blue pill that was never designed with them in mind.
Daniel did what a lot of British men do. He got the prescription. He tried sildenafil.
And like a lot of British men, he found out the hard way that the world’s most famous impotence pill comes with a mountain of small print that nobody reads out to you in the doctor’s surgery.
THE THREE PROBLEMS WITH SILDENAFIL NOBODY TALKS ABOUT
The first problem, Daniel says, was the waiting.
“You take the pill. Then you sit on the edge of the bed for an hour, hoping. By the time it finally kicks in, your wife’s already asleep – or the moment’s gone. You spend half the evening watching the clock instead of your wife.”
The second problem was food.
Sildenafil – the active ingredient in the blue pill – is notoriously slowed down by a heavy meal. A steak dinner can cut its effect by more than half.
“There I am at dinner with my wife, watching her order pasta, knowing that if I so much as touch the bread basket, my evening is over before it’s started. It was humiliating.”
The third problem was the side effects. The pounding headaches. The flushed face that told everyone in the room exactly what he’d just taken. The blurred vision the next morning.
And the worst part? Even on the nights sildenafil did work, it only lasted 4 to 6 hours. Miss the window – or finish too early – and the weekend was a write-off.
WHEN THE TABLETS STOP WORKING, OUT COMES THE NEEDLE
By 51, Daniel says, the tablets weren’t working reliably at all.
He went back to his urologist, who quietly told him what every urologist eventually tells every patient the tablets have failed.
The next step is injection therapy.
Penile injection therapy – the next rung on the ladder most urologists suggest once ED tablets stop working. Many men quietly refuse rather than try it.
It’s exactly what it sounds like. A needle. Into the penis. Fifteen to twenty minutes beforehand.
“I walked out of his clinic that day and sat in my car for forty-five minutes,” says Daniel. “I’d gone from a man who took his wife away for weekends on the Yorkshire coast to a man with a prescription for an injection in his pocket. That was rock bottom.”
He never took the prescription to the pharmacy.
He went home, told his wife he was done with all of it, and quietly accepted that this chapter of his life was probably over.
It wasn’t.
A SECOND OPINION CHANGES EVERYTHING
A growing number of UK urologists now start their patients on a combination capsule that brings three proven medicines – sildenafil, tadalafil and apomorphine – together in one fast-acting capsule, supplied only after a doctor’s approval.
Three months later, at his wife’s insistence, Daniel got a second opinion.
The new doctor – a younger urologist who trained at one of London’s big teaching hospitals – asked him the same questions every man with erection problems gets asked:
✓Trouble keeping an erection long enough?
✓A noticeable drop in desire or interest?
✓Performance anxiety, or worry about letting your partner down?
✓Getting less and less out of sildenafil, tadalafil or vardenafil?
Daniel quietly answered “yes” to all four.
“Good news,” said the doctor. “You’re not broken. You’ve just been half-treated. The tablet you’ve been taking only fixes one of the three problems your body has.”
That one sentence, Daniel says, changed everything.
WHY SILDENAFIL ALONE OFTEN ISN’T ENOUGH – AND WHAT “N7-NEO” DOES DIFFERENTLY
The doctor explained something most men – and even most GPs – have never been taught.
An erection isn’t one single biological event. It’s the result of three separate systems firing one after another: desire, firmness and staying power.
Sildenafil targets one of those three systems. So does tadalafil. Neither does a thing for the desire in your head.
That’s why so many men get such hit-and-miss results from a single tablet. They’re trying to solve a three-part problem with a one-part fix.
What the doctor handed Daniel that day was different. It was a capsule called N7-Neo – three proven medicines in a single capsule: sildenafil, tadalafil and apomorphine. Supplied only after a doctor’s approval – online, with no surgery appointment.
N7-Neo combines three medicines in one capsule – pre-dissolved as a micro-emulsion so the active ingredients are absorbed within minutes.
Each ingredient handles a step the others don’t cover:
In an observational study of 1,200 men, 91% were fully ready 15 minutes after one N7-Neo capsule – compared with 13% on a sildenafil tablet alone.
The result, Daniel’s doctor explained, isn’t a slightly better sildenafil. It’s a different approach altogether.
One capsule. Three active ingredients. 15 minutes to kick in. A window of up to 36 hours.
WHY A CAPSULE? DISSOLVED INGREDIENTS INSTEAD OF HARD-PRESSED TABLETS
Another difference with N7-Neo is the capsule itself.
Conventional ED pills are hard-pressed tablets. Your stomach has to break the tablet down before the active ingredients are even released – and after a meal that takes even longer. Only a fraction of the drug in a sildenafil tablet ever makes it into your bloodstream.
In N7-Neo, the active ingredients are already dissolved – in microscopic droplets known as a micro-emulsion. As soon as the capsule shell opens, there’s nothing left to break down or dissolve. The ingredients are absorbed straight away – even after a full dinner.
In lab testing, the dissolved combination achieved up to 7 times stronger PDE5 inhibition in erectile tissue than a conventional sildenafil tablet at the same dose – and N7-Neo starts working after about 15 minutes.
Instead of waiting for a dense tablet to break down, the capsule releases the dissolved ingredients straight away – so your body can put them to work sooner.
N7-NEO: HOW IT COMPARES
Here’s the comparison Daniel’s doctor sketched out on the whiteboard in his consulting room:
Sources: Sildenafil in erectile dysfunction, N Engl J Med (1998) • Tadalafil – duration of action up to 36 hours, Urology (2003) • Apomorphine in erectile dysfunction, BJU Int (2001) • PDE5 inhibitor + apomorphine combination, Int J Impot Res (2005) • N7-Neo observational study, 1,200 participants (2026).
DANIEL’S FIRST CAPSULE: FIFTEEN MINUTES THAT CHANGED HIS MARRIAGE
Daniel ordered N7-Neo online that same week. The parcel arrived on a Friday morning in a plain, unmarked box.
He waited until the evening. Took his first capsule at 7:48pm. He didn’t say a word to his wife.
Daniel, 53, with his wife the morning after his first N7-Neo capsule. “I felt 25 again. And I hadn’t planned a single second of it.”
“Fifteen minutes. That’s all it took. First I felt the warmth, then the firmness. None of that slow, nervous waiting I knew from sildenafil. It was just – there. Like flicking a switch.”
“And the other thing – the part sildenafil never managed: I actually wanted to. Not because I’d been planning it for two hours, but because my head and my body were finally on the same page. That’s the apomorphine. That’s what had been missing for fifteen years.”
He didn’t have to explain a thing to his wife, he says.
“We didn’t come out of the bedroom until Saturday afternoon. And the craziest part: that one capsule from Friday night was still working on Saturday.”
Daniel and his wife say the last six months have been the closest of their marriage in over a decade. “It’s not just the bedroom. It’s the confidence. Everything else follows.”
WHY YOU CAN’T JUST BUY IT AT THE CHEMIST
The obvious question: if N7-Neo works so much better, why hasn’t every man been given it already?
The answer comes down to how the pharmaceutical industry works.
Sildenafil, tadalafil and vardenafil are branded drugs, each with a single active ingredient. Each one belongs to a different drug company. None of those companies has any interest in putting its molecule in the same capsule as a competitor’s – and now that the patents have expired, there’s no money in a new combination for them either.
A combination capsule like N7-Neo is made by a specialist manufacturer in small batches – not mass-produced for pharmacy shelves. And once a doctor has approved it, it’s sent straight to the patient, with no wholesaler or pharmacy mark-up in between.
Which is exactly why – until recently – you more or less had to know a urologist who knew the formula.
WHAT OTHER MEN ARE SAYING
Since this article was first published, we’ve received more than 400 emails from readers who have tried N7-Neo. Three of the most typical stories are below.
* Individual results may vary
“I was on sildenafil for nine years. For the last two it had more or less stopped working. My doctor wanted to start me on injections – I said no. One Friday I tried N7-Neo. On Saturday morning my wife asked me what on earth had got into me – in a good way. Best money I’ve ever spent.” – Brian J., 72, Bristol
* Individual results may vary
“What sold me was the capsule. I love my food. I refuse to eat dry chicken on an empty stomach just so a pill will work. With N7-Neo I can have a steak and a glass of red and still be ready a quarter of an hour later. That’s the bit that has really changed my life.” – Richard S., 64, Manchester
* Individual results may vary
“I’m 45. I’d resigned myself to underperforming for the rest of my life. I very nearly didn’t send the order. For six weeks now I’ve woken up ready every morning, my drive is back and my wife keeps asking what’s got into me. I just tell her: it’s the capsule, love, it’s the capsule.” – Henry P., 45, Nottingham
DANIEL’S LAST WORD
Before I left Daniel’s terrace that afternoon, I asked him what he’d say to other men reading this.
He took a long sip of his tea.
“I’d tell them they’re probably not broken. They’re probably just being half-treated. For fifteen years I thought my body was letting me down. My body was fine – I just had the wrong treatment.”
“And I’d tell them not to wait. The longer you carry this around, the more it eats into everything else – your confidence, your marriage, the way you walk into a room. Every month you put it off is another month of telling yourself you’re less of a man than you really are.”
“N7-Neo isn’t magic. It’s simply a formula that’s finally been put together the way it should have been twenty years ago.”
The manufacturer is currently offering readers of this article 48% off their first order of N7-Neo – with free delivery and a 60-day money-back guarantee. The medical review is included in the price – and it’s mandatory: no order is approved without the medical questionnaire and a doctor’s review.
If N7-Neo doesn’t work for you, you get your money back. Within 60 days. Nothing to send back. No questions asked.
1. You answer the medical questionnaire – about 2 minutes: symptoms, medical history, blood pressure, medication, allergies.
2. A GMC-registered doctor checks every single answer – especially possible interactions with heart and blood pressure medication (anyone taking nitrates is declined).
3. N7-Neo is only dispatched once a doctor has approved it. If you’re not approved, you pay nothing. There’s no way around this review – not even for repeat customers.
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N7-Neo is only supplied after a medical review: first you fill in a short medical questionnaire (symptoms, blood pressure, medication). A GMC-registered doctor checks every answer and decides whether N7-Neo is right for you – online, with no surgery appointment. Around 90% of men are approved within 30 minutes.
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