A novel research has disclosed that a new inhaler might one day cures impotency in just 10 minutes.

The newly discovered new inhaler has a powdered form of a drug named apomorphine that functions by arousing chemical receptors in the brain.

The drug apomorphine was created in order to cure Parkinson's disease, but scientists noticed it had a power to boost a man's desire.

Even though the new device is under trials, it could prove beneficial for males with ED if tests prove successful.

Drugs like Viagra, Cialis and Levitra, have changed treatment of impotence during the last 10 years.

But, about 30% of males who take these medications see little or no improvement in their condition. The alternate option is to insert drugs straight into the penis, or use a pump that manually raises the supply of blood to the organ.

Moreover, among men who respond to Viagra and other impotence drugs, it can take at least 40 minutes before they are ready to make love.

The research that included 600 males showed most of them using an inhaler of the powdered drug, developed by Vectura Ltd, the Wiltshire-based firm, could get an erection within 10 minutes. (With Inputs from Agencies)