[ # ] Poll: Top Names for PT-141
July 20th, 2007 under The Freets


Following last night’s controversy over The Freets’ 2nd place finish in the Flak Radio Podcast PT-141 sexual enhancement spray renaming contest, I thought I’d open up the nominations to Deets readers to see what you think.

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If you want to find out who Flak Radio picked or what The Freets’ almost winning submission was, check this post and comments.



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  • Read the Comments

    [ # 2397 ] Comment from Scooter [July 20, 2007, 12:45 pm]

    In my defense - I did point out that I had one submission (name), I was just riffing on a theme when I expanded it to different markets. And I voted for myself above, just so I don’t have to be embarrassed about not getting any votes.

    I might be a mean drunk, which could make for an exciting show. Always a possibility.

    [ # 2399 ] Comment from teucer [July 20, 2007, 7:09 pm]

    Too late for suggestions, but I’d suggest Vitamin S.E.X. That’s classier than Pump & Hump, which sounds like a gas station.

    [ # 2400 ] Comment from Steve [July 20, 2007, 9:14 pm]

    I assume they *do* realize that PT-141 already has an ‘official’ name, right..?

    Palatin Technologies has named it ‘Bremelanotide’ and, since it’s being marketed as a medical treatment (likely requiring a prescription) for male erectile and female sexual arousal disorders, I doubt it will ever officially be named anything as salacious as any of the entries in that contest.

    i.e. cialis an viagra et al… clinical (sounding) names.

    That’s not to say Bremelanotide may not require a prescription.. or, like viagra, people will find a way around that anyway.

    [ # 2402 ] Comment from Andrea Myers [July 21, 2007, 2:45 pm]

    I’m sticking with my gut on this one. Who knew a sex spray contest could result in scandal?

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