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Erections really aren’t that easy. For a lot of younger men as well. About 40% of men have erection difficulties by age 40. But help is here.
It works by inhibiting an enzyme known as PDE5 associated with muscle contraction in your penis. Viagra allows the blood vessels to relax and expand, leading to increased blood flow into the penis. Which means easier erections for most men. You’ll still need to be sexually stimulated though. So get in the mood! Find out more in ERECTIONS 101.
80% of men get the results they want from Viagra - a strong erection.
Light some candles, put on some Barry White, game face on. We’re back in business.
Your brain, heart, hormones and a few other bits and bobs all need to come together – this can be tricky at any age. Sometimes these things don’t gel so well, and you can’t get or stay hard enough to have satisfactory sex - this is known as erectile dysfunction. Viagra is one option for men with ED, whatever the cause, it usually helps.
If prescribed, you still need to be sexually aroused for it to work, so everything needs to be exciting. You’ve got this.
Take a pill an hour before you want to have sex. Viagra starts to work within 30-60 mins and maximum erection potential happens around the 1 hour mark.
Viagra lasts for around 4 hours, (sometimes longer for some lucky men)! So relax, no need to rush.
There are many causes of ED, generally split into psychological or organic/psychological causes (such as medications, hormonal, neurovascular, anatomical factors). In many patients it can be a combination of factors, and so we advise having a checkup by a doctor. We give comprehensive guidance on what you should have checked with our prescription message.
Approximately 40% of men are affected by ED at age 40 and nearly 70% of men at age 70. So it's very common. However, the statistics show most men don’t seek treatment for it.
So if your having erectile dysfunction, don’t ignore it. There is plenty that can be done to help. You should also have a health check and see what might be causing it.
If you decide to treat the problem, an oral medication like Viagra is the most popular and common way to start. Many men find it really improves their sexual confidence to have access to it in their time of need. So over time their erections improve, and they can stop needing medication.
For others, it’s just there whenever they need it and that's ok. Provided you take it as prescribed, it's not doing you any harm.
We are experts at prescribing for erectile dysfunction online. We’ll ensure it's safe for you, and give all the advice and guidance you need. We’re here for you.
It’s suggested that 85% of men who take Viagra achieve erections strong enough for sex.
Viagra was the first treatment to be clinically approved to treat erectile dysfunction. Since then a number of similar medications have come onto the market, such as Cialis, Levitra, and Spedra. In a review of 82 trials covering over 47,000 patients, Viagra 50mg was found to be the most effective of all other comparable medications. Hence why it's our treatment of choice.
Viagra starts to work within 30-60 mins and maximum erection potential happens after the one hour mark. It should last around four hours, in some cases longer.
If present, side effects from taking Viagra are usually mild and temporary.
The most common side effects of Viagra are: Headache, flushing, indigestion, nasal congestion, dizziness, nausea, hot flushes, vision changes (such as having a blue colour tinge, or blurred vision).
Please read the patient information leaflet carefully for a full list of side effects and advice.
Do not take more than one dose of Viagra in a 24-hour period.
Viagra will only work if you are sexually aroused, so ensure you still engage in foreplay.
Do not drink large amounts of alcohol before you plan to take Viagra. Drinking too much alcohol can reduce your ability to get an erection and this may prevent you from getting the maximum benefit from the tablets.
It is recommended that you do not drink grapefruit juice with Viagra. This is because grapefruit juice can increase the amount of Viagra in your bloodstream and this makes side-effects more likely.
If you feel the tablets are too strong for you, discuss this with the clinician as your dose may need to be reduced. Alternatively, if you do not get an erection after taking Viagra, or if it does not last long enough for you to have sex, you should discuss this with your clinician - do not take more tablets than you have been told to.
You should not take Viagra if you are using any other products or taking any other medicines that treat erectile dysfunction.
If you’ve had an erection lasting longer than 4 hours, it’s time to seek urgent help. Go to your local A&E immediately.
Women or Men under 18.
Men for whom sexual activity may be inadvisable. These men should be referred to their doctor. This includes men:
Men who have any other heart problems or are under a doctor’s care for any of the following:
Men with:
Men taking:
Please read the 'Patient Information Leaflet' supplied with your medication. This provides important information.
