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What is Cialis
Cialis is a “weekend” ED medication, active for 36 hours. If you want to improve your sexual life but are looking for some spontaneity, Cialis is the way to go.
It’s a generally well-tolerated drug as well. Most of the side effects subside over time, but if you haven’t taken Cialis before, it’s better to test it out. Even though it’s effective for most men, a lot will depend on your body’s response, medical history, and age.
Cialis Drug Profile
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Drug Class |
PDE5 inhibitor |
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Indications |
ED, BPH |
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Half-life |
17–18 hours |
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Food Interactions |
Grapefruit, grapefruit juice |
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Drug Interactions |
Erythromycin, Metronidazole, Zoloft, Viagra, Levitra, Lasix, Spironolactone, Nitroglycerin, Atenolol, and Enalopril |
Benefits
You’ll be able to get an erection 15–40 minutes after Cialis administration (60 minutes in rare cases, for first-time users). Of course, for the drug to work, you’ll need to be aroused. Like all the PDE5 inhibitors, Cialis improves blood flow to your penis, resulting in getting and maintaining an erection.
Some users note that they have prolonged their intercourse due to Cialis administration. The drug can slightly reduce one’s sensitivity and allow them to last longer.
Side Effects
Some of the side effects may include:
- Low blood pressure;
- Headaches;
- Fatigue;
- Nasal congestion;
- Nausea;
- Heartburn;
- Night sweats;
- Priapism;
- Muscle pain;
- Vision disturbances (extremely rare).
Contraindications
If you’re struggling with hypotension, priapism, severe hepatic or renal disorders, or are currently on medications that can influence Cialis's action, it’s better to stop the administration.
Cialis Dosage
The recommended dosage depends on your administration method. Cialis can be used as an on-demand pill or your everyday medication:
- On-demand usage: 10–20 mg/day;
- Daily administration: 2.5–5 mg/day.
The dosage for daily use is lower because you’ll keep the drug concentration stable. You can consider taking Cialis every day if you are currently in a relationship or have sex at least 2–3 times per week.
How to Take Cialis
Cialis can’t be mixed with alcohol, as it can cause your blood pressure to drop even lower. Other than that, there isn’t much to consider before its use.
If you’d like to achieve better results from Cialis administration, you can try and exercise more and eat cleaner. If your ED has anything to do with anxiety or other mental problems, you can consult a medical professional and start on medication.
Cialis and Viagra
Both compounds belong to the same drug class and cause the same side effects. Viagra works similarly to Cialis, but its active half-life is estimated at 3–5 hours. Cialis’s half-life is 17 hours, and its effects can last up to 36 hours.
Common Questions About Viagra
Can Cialis and Viagra Be Taken Together?
No, Cialis and Viagra shouldn’t be taken together. The risks of side effects will increase. It’s possible to take Cialis and then, 17–24 hours later, take Viagra. However, there’s not much sense in doing it.
Why Did Cialis Stop Working?
If Cialis suddenly doesn’t work for you, you can always switch to a different ED medication, such as Sildenafil or Vardenafil. But you should consult a specialist and undergo a check-up, though. It can be an indication of health problems.
Does Cialis Help with Premature Ejaculation?
It’s possible in some cases. Cialis can reduce your sensitivity and prolong the intercourse.
There is no product on the market better than real Cialis. Long half-life, stable and effective.