A new survey has peeked into the usually intensely private sex lives of older people, and has found that some aging couples would benefit significantly from premature ejaculation drugs.

The sensational study, commissioned by Kwai Garlic, revealed that over 45s lack stamina in the bedroom, with many admitting that their sex sessions were fleeting. A whopping one in three older couples confessed to ending a sex session early because they were simply too exhausted to go on. There were other findings that pointed to an unsatisfactory experience in the bedroom too. Two thirds of couples only had sex when the lights were completely turned off and only 4 out of 10 said they still felt sexy. Most agreed that sex was better in their younger years and many blamed their low confidence in still having good sexual abilities for this problem.

One drug that may be able to help older men is Priligy. Recent tests have shown that Priligy can prolong sex substantially for men who have premature ejaculation. As 30% of men struggle with this condition, it is no surprise that demand for the drug is high.

Although premature ejaculation is often assumed to be a problem of the older ages, this is not actually true. One study showed that a similar number of men in their fifties have PE as men in their early teenage years and twenties.

All too often, men do not discuss PE problems with specialists because they feel embarrassed or ashamed. If no action is taken then this can only make the situation worse, causing relationship problems and even breaking up marriages in some cases. If you are worried about PE, whether your own or your partners, then you should seek advice from a trained medical practitioner.