Cialis Or Viagra Switch? Sanofi Survey, Pfizer Help Wanted Ad Could Be Signs

Viagra marketer Pfizer also could have nonprescription sales in sight as it recruits a "global sexual health" brand manager with responsibilities including shepherding market expansion through an Rx-to-OTC switch.

Sanofi is seeding the field for potential introduction of an OTC Cialis with a US survey showing nearly 75% of men say sexual health is "critical" to their happiness.

The French firm isn't the only pharma giving signs about a potential erectile dysfunction drug switch. Viagra marketer Pfizer...

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