Viewers Think Advert That Shouts Out Different Words For Penis Is A ‘Bit Too Much’

People have called out an advertisement selling an erectile dysfunction treatment for being a 'bit too much', you can watch it here (if you're not offended and have the ability to snigger at some funny/weird/immature words):

Numan is the company behind the clinically tested product. The advert is basically telling people they can 'call it what they want' but the tagline goes on to say: "When it stops working, make the right call."

Sounds fair enough to us. Oh and if you are interested - it can be delivered discreetly to your front door (usually within 24 hours). The Amazon Prime of erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment.

It might sound good to us but for some it's not such a great thing as one person told Twitter, writing: "S***ting hell! I really need to make sure my kids aren't watching when a numan advert comes on!"

Someone else wrote: "@SkySports inappropriate time for advertising Numan don't you think!? My 9 year old daughter sitting in the room & you think it's sensible to have such an advert on about erectile disfunction!"

A third commented: "I don't actually know how many times I've saw the erectile dysfunction advert on tv promoting Numan .. but I know I've watched it enough times during lockdown on tv that I am paranoid and I don't even have a penis."

Another disgruntled Twitter user said: "That f***in erectile disfunction advert for Numan that shouts out and displays all the names for tadgers. Get it to f*** during the day." Tadger might be the best yet, tbh.

Others are loving the ad, with someone saying: "The new Numan erectile dysfunction advert is an astounding piece of advertising."

If you're unaware what ED is - it's the inability to get or maintain an erection hard enough for satisfactory sex. Causes can be psychological or physical and ultimately result in reduced blood flow.

Numan offers customers a range of ED treatments, including things such as: Sildenafil, Tadalafil daily, Tadalafil and Viagra. Prices on the products begins from £10 a month.

Topics: Viral, Entertainment, TV and Film

Rebecca Shepherd

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