The Maximus Blood Flow Protocol provides personalized prescription treatment to support healthy blood flow and sexual function. It uses clinically established medications such as tadalafil, sildenafil, or vardenafil, selected and dosed by your clinician based on your health history, goals, and symptoms.
What the Protocol Is
Erections depend on healthy blood flow and proper signaling between the nervous system, vascular system, and hormones. Many men experience changes in sexual performance due to stress, circulation, lifestyle, or normal aging.
The Blood Flow Protocol uses one or more prescription medications known as PDE-5 inhibitors. These medications help relax blood vessels and improve circulation, making it easier to achieve or maintain an erection when sexually stimulated.
Your clinician will determine the best option for you, which may include:
Tadalafil (longer-acting)
Sildenafil (shorter-acting)
Vardenafil (rapid onset)
Customized formulations when clinically appropriate
How It Works (High Level)
PDE-5 inhibitors support blood flow by:
Relaxing smooth muscle around blood vessels
Improving circulation to the penis
Supporting natural erectile function when paired with sexual stimulation
The protocol focuses on consistent, predictable support rather than “on-demand only” use. Over time, many individuals report improved ease of arousal, better performance, and increased confidence, although experiences vary.
Who It’s For
The Blood Flow Protocol may be appropriate for individuals who:
Want support for erectile performance
Experience situational or repeated difficulty achieving or maintaining erections
Prefer a more reliable and steady therapeutic effect
Want a medical, clinically supervised approach
Eligibility is determined by a clinician based on your medical history, symptoms, and medications.
Who It May Not Be For
Some people may not be candidates for PDE-5 inhibitors depending on:
Cardiovascular conditions
Blood pressure concerns
Certain medications (e.g., nitrates)
Specific health risks identified during evaluation
Your clinician will review your health history to determine whether the protocol is appropriate.
Expected Benefits
Many people report:
Improved firmness
Easier arousal with stimulation
Enhanced confidence and performance
More satisfying sexual experiences
Improved consistency over time
Responses vary, and your clinician monitors progress to ensure the treatment remains safe and effective.
Treatment Options
Your clinician may recommend:
A daily protocol for steady support
An as-needed protocol, depending on your goals
Combination options, if appropriate
Your treatment plan is personalized and may change as your clinician evaluates your response.
Monitoring and Clinical Oversight
Your clinician oversees your progress through:
Symptom check-ins
Medication reviews
Ongoing evaluation of safety and effectiveness
You can message your clinician through your patient portal for non-urgent questions or concerns.