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Q: Just saw an ad for Cambridge Medical clinic with "guaranteed" ED treatment...ever heard of it?
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7/ 7/08 8:52pm
I'm not familiar with the clinic and I would be wary or "guaranteed" results - but if curiosity has you - there is nothing wrong in trying to find out what exactly the treatment is and then googling to see more info - if they refuse to tell you - I'd be a wary consumer - move on - and have a reputable urologist evaluate me.
8/ 3/08 5:42pm
Is Cambridge Medical clinic's claim to resolve E.D. problem with a guarantee valid? Do you know anything about their methods and their ethics? Also, to continue their "success" if you have success, are the methods used afterwards expensive?
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