Sildenafil is a medicine used to treat erectile dysfunction. It increases blood flow to the penis to help men get an erection. At least two-thirds of men have improved erections after taking it. Viagra is a reliable, branded ED treatment often called 'the blue pill'.
This medicine is available on prescription and can also be bought from most pharmacies. It comes as tablets that you swallow, chewable tablets, and as a liquid that you drink.
Take one tablet 1hr before sex and works best on an empty stomach. Alcohol will limit Sildenafil's effectiveness. Do not combine Sildenafil with other ED medicines.
Sildenafil's (Viagra) active ingredient sildenafil citrate increases blood flow to the penis. It enables a firmer, longer-lasting erection if you are sexually aroused.
The treatment will not resolve the underlying physical cause of your ED or increase your sexual desire.
It usually takes 30-60 minutes to work for erectile dysfunction. It can be taken up to 4 hours before sex. Find out more about how long Sildenafil takes to work.
Effects of Sildenafil can last for up to 4hrs. Never take more than one tablet within 24hrs.
Sildenafil treats ED in 60-70% of cases. If you have eaten a large meal or drunk more than 1-2 units of alcohol, you may find Sildenafil is less effective.
It’s advised to trying an ED treatment 8 times before giving up, considering a higher dose, or seeking an alternative.
Some men who use Sildenafil might find that over time Sildenafil becomes less effective. However, there are lots of options for treating ED and Sildenafil does work for two thirds of the men who take it.
It’s good to remember, you won’t instantly get an erection when taking Sildenafil. You will need to be sexually aroused for it to work. So don’t worry if you don’t instantly feel a difference, it can take 30-60 minutes to begin to feel the effect. You can take the tablet up to 4 hours before use.
Side effects are uncommon, but Sildenafil side effects can include:
Some men also experience facial flushing, headaches, light headedness, nasal congestion, indigestion, palpitations (racing heartbeat), and blurred vision. For full information on side effects and correct use, see the patient information leaflet.
Erectile dysfunction medication such as Sildenafil is safe for people with healthy hearts. ED medications such as (sildenafil), Cialis (tadalafil) and Levitra (vardenafil) can be taken alongside most heart medications, but cannot be used alongside nitrates which are commonly used to treat angina. ED treatments can be used from six months after a heart attack but aren't recommended for people with low blood pressure.
ED can be a symptom of underlying conditions such as diabetes, narrowing of the arteries or high blood pressure. ED can also be a side effect of some medications, including diuretics which are often used to treat heart-related conditions. Find out more about the signs of heart problems.
The standard dose is 50mg. Depending on your age, height and weight, the cause and the severity of your ED, you may be prescribed a lower dose of 25mg, or a higher one of 100mg. Dosage does not affect how quickly or for how long the treatment works.
Higher doses come with an increased chance of developing side effects.
The standard dose is 50mg. Depending on your age, height and weight, the cause and the severity of your ED, you may be prescribed a lower dose of 25mg, or a higher one of 100mg. Dosage does not affect how quickly or for how long the treatment works.
Higher doses come with an increased chance of developing side effects.
Like all medications Sildenafil will have a use by date. It’s not advised to take any medication past its use by date.
If you are taking alpha-blockers (such as doxazosin or tamsulosin), you should wait at least 6 hours between taking those and taking Sildenafil.
You will be unsuitable for Sildenafil if you are taking nicorandil or nitrates, such as GTN spray or isosorbide mononitrate tablets to treat angina.
It is important that you let know to doctor which prescription, over-the-counter medicines and recreational drugs you are taking so that clinician can prescribe Sildenafil safely.
While a beer or a couple of glasses of wine won’t affect how Sildenafil works, any more than this can make it harder to get an erection. It’s advised to not drink heavily before taking Sildenafil if you would like the best results.
Sildenafil can be taken after eating or on an empty stomach. However, if you take Sildenafil after a high-fat meal (e.g. fried food) you might find it takes longer to feel an effect.
As this is a prescription-only medication, even if you are using an online service, you will need a prescription from a clinician before you can buy the treatment.
Sildenafil is not typically prescribed to women. There has been research done into women taking Sildenafil,
you can find out more here.
Take one tablet 30 minutes -1 hour before sex. Never take more than one tablet within 24 hours. Works best on an empty stomach or after a low-fat meal. Alcohol will limit Vardenafil's effectiveness. Do not combine Vardenafil with other ED medicines.
Vardenafil's active ingredient (vardenafil) increases blood flow to the penis. It enables a firmer, longer- lasting erection if you are sexually aroused.
The treatment will not resolve the underlying physical cause of your ED or increase your sexual desire.
Side effects may include facial flushing, headache, light headedness, nasal/sinus congestion, indigestion, palpitations (racing heartbeat), and blurred vision.
For full information on side effects and correct use, see the patient information leaflet.
Vardenafil 10mg treats ED in up to 87% of cases. Most men find it works quicker than other ED treatments. If you have eaten a high-fat meal or drunk more than 1-2 units of alcohol, you may find it takes longer to work or is less effective.
Pharmacists advise trying an ED treatment 8 times before giving up, considering a higher dose, or seeking an alternative.
The standard dose is 10mg. Depending on your age, height and weight, the cause and the severity of your ED, you may be prescribed a lower dose of 5mg, or a higher one of 20mg. Dosage does not affect how quickly or for how long the treatment works.
Higher doses come with an increased chance of developing side effects.
If you take alpha-blockers (such as doxazosin or tamsulosin), you should wait at least 6 hours between taking those and taking Vardenafil. You will be unsuitable for Vardenafil if you are taking nicorandil or nitrates, such as GTN spray or isosorbide mononitrate tablets to treat angina.
It is important that you let doctor know which prescription, over-the-counter medicines and recreational drugs you are taking so that doctor can prescribe Vardenafil safely.
Take one tablet at least 30mins before sex. Effects can last for up to 36hrs. Never take more than one tablet within 36hrs. Alcohol will limit Tadalafil's effectiveness. Do not combine Tadalafil with other ED medicines.
Tadalafil's active ingredient (tadalafil) increases blood flow to the penis. It enables a firmer, longer-lasting erection if you are sexually aroused.
The treatment will not resolve the underlying physical cause of your ED or increase your sexual desire.
Tadalafil treats ED in 80% of cases. If you have drunk more than 1-2 units of alcohol, you may find Tadalafil is less effective. Food does not impact how Tadalafil works.
Pharmacists advise trying an ED treatment 8 times before giving up, considering a higher dose, or seeking an alternative.
It usually takes 30-60 minutes for Tadalafil to start working. But, don’t forget you will only see the effects if you’re sexually aroused.
Side effects are uncommon, but can include headaches, indigestion, palpitations (racing heartbeat), light headedness, facial flushing, nasal congestion and muscle aches. These side effects should not last more than a few hours after taking a dose of Tadalafil.
For full information on side effects and correct use, see the patient information leaflet.
The standard dose is 10mg. Depending on your age, height and weight, the cause and the severity of your ED, you may be prescribed a higher dose of 20mg. Dosage does not affect how quickly or for how long the treatment works.
Higher doses come with an increased chance of developing side effects.
No, you should take Tadalafil tablets in the dosage suggested by your clinician or as explained in the patient information leaflet.
One medication is not "stronger" than the other, they just work differently and over a different period of time to manage ED.
You might hear or see people referring to Tadalafil as the "weekend" pill. This is because the effects of Tadalafil can last up to 36 hours, giving you help with getting an erection across a 2.5 day period. Taken on a Friday afternoon/evening the medication could take effect for the whole weekend.
Yes you need a prescription to request and pay for Tadalafil.
No, you cannot currently buy Tadalafil over the counter.
In some countries you can get Viagra Connect, another popular ED medication over the counter. You will need to answer some questions from the pharmacist just to double check the treatment is right for you.
You can request and pay for a Tadalafil prescription online. As Tadalafil is a prescription only medication, even when using an online doctor, you will need a prescription before you buy Tadalafil. You should never buy Tadalafil without a prescription from a regulated online doctor service with professionally qualified and registered clinicians.
You will be unsuitable for Tadalafil if you are taking alpha-blockers (such as doxazosin or tamsulosin), nicorandil or nitrates, such as GTN spray or isosorbide mononitrate tablets to treat angina.
It is important that you let doctor know which prescription, over-the-counter medicines and recreational drugs you are taking so that doctor can prescribe Tadalafil safely.
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Take one tablet 1hr before sex. Never take more than one tablet within 24hrs. Works best on an empty stomach. Alcohol will limit Spedra's effectiveness. Avoid grapefruit juice for 24 hours prior to taking Spedra. Do not combine Spedra with other ED medicines.
Spedra (Stendra)'s active ingredient avanafil increases blood flow to the penis. It enables a firmer, longer-lasting erection if you are sexually aroused.
The treatment will not resolve the underlying physical cause of your ED or increase your sexual desire.
Side effects may include facial flushing, headache, light headedness, nasal/sinus congestion, indigestion, palpitations (racing heartbeat), and blurred vision.
For full information on side effects and correct use, see the patient information leaflet.
Spedra (Stendra) 100mg treats ED in up to 58% of cases. Most men find it works quicker than other ED treatments. If you have eaten a large meal or drunk more than 1-2 units of alcohol, you may find it takes longer to work or is less effective.
Pharmacists advise trying an ED treatment 8 times before giving up, considering a higher dose, or seeking an alternative.
The standard dose is 100mg. Depending on your age, height and weight, the cause and the severity of your ED, you may be prescribed a lower dose of 50mg, or a higher one of 200mg. Dosage does not affect how quickly or for how long the treatment works.
Higher doses come with an increased chance of developing side effects.
If you take alpha-blockers (such as doxazosin or tamsulosin), you should wait at least 6 hours between taking those and taking Spedra. You will be unsuitable for Spedra if you are taking nicorandil or nitrates, such as GTN spray or isosorbide mononitrate tablets to treat angina
Recreational drugs react dangerously with Spedra. It is important that you let doctor know which prescription, over-the-counter medicines and recreational drugs you are taking so that doctor can prescribe Spedra safely.
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