At Walgreens, looking for a specific homeopathic item, I see that they have placed the erection dysfunction fighting vitamins and products on the lowest shelf, under the kid's vitamins. One, I'm a little disturbed to see that they are so close to the kid's vitamins in case a tired and irritable mom reached for the wrong shelf--that would be one unhappy little boy with all kinds of new sensations lasting for hours and nothing to help other than something Mommy says kills kittens. Two, do they really think that is the best product placement for such a product? Most men would be searching higher, I would imagine, trying to ignore the limp and flaccid disappointment that wiggles when they walk, rather than bent over, staring at their crotch and the lowest shelf, looking back and forth between the two, asking Little Mister Happy in an anguished, choked voice, "Why have you forsaken me?" Are they trying to insinuate that where the unlifted partner in procreation is pointing is the best place to find the remedy? Maybe that's why they place the PMS pills on the middle shelves, as if my ovaries can read and seek out the anti-bitchy medicine. If they were any good at product placement, they'd put the PMS pills by the ice cream and kill two birds with one stone.