Vardenafil 10 mg to 80 mg tablets

The label directs you to take vardenafil about 60 minutes before sexual activity, and most men find it starts working within roughly 25 to 60 minutes. The effect generally lasts several hours, but this varies between individuals and with the dose. Vardenafil only works when you are sexually stimulated - nothing happens on its own. If the timing does not suit you, tell your prescriber rather than adjusting the dose yourself. Do not take more than one dose in 24 hours.

Vardenafil can be taken with or without food. A very heavy, high-fat meal may delay how quickly it starts working, so a lighter meal is easier to plan around. Alcohol is a separate question: both alcohol and vardenafil can lower blood pressure, so together they can cause dizziness, headache or fainting, and heavy drinking can worsen erectile problems in its own right. The label sets no specific limit. Tell your prescriber how much you usually drink so they can advise you properly.

Both are PDE5 inhibitors approved for erectile dysfunction, and both need sexual stimulation to work. They differ in chemistry, in licensed strengths, and in how food affects them - a high-fat meal reduces sildenafil absorption more than vardenafil's. Reported onset and duration overlap heavily, and published comparisons do not establish that one suits everyone better. Which one is appropriate for you depends on your other medicines and health conditions, and that is a decision for your prescriber, not for a product page. We dispense what your prescription specifies.

No. Vardenafil is a prescription-only medicine, and we cannot dispense it without a valid prescription from your licensed prescriber. That is not paperwork for its own sake: vardenafil interacts dangerously with nitrates, and it needs care if you have heart disease, low blood pressure, liver problems or certain eye conditions. Someone has to check that before you take it. Send us a valid prescription and our pharmacist reviews it against everything else you take, and will contact you or your prescriber if anything needs clarifying.

We dispense vardenafil as 10 mg (10 tabs), 20 mg (10 tabs), 40 mg (10 tabs), 60 mg (10 tabs) and 80 mg (10 tabs). The current price for each pack is shown on this page and again in your cart before you pay, with no membership fee and no tiers. Stock may be branded or generic on any given day, depending on what is in supply; the active ingredient, the strength and the pack size are what the label says either way. What we dispense is set by your prescription rather than by what you select, so if the quantity on your prescription differs from the pack you picked, our pharmacist will contact you before anything is sent.

We dispense only where we are licensed to, and the checkout tells you whether we can ship to your address before you pay. Prescription medicines cannot lawfully be sent everywhere, and the rules differ by country and by province or state. If we cannot dispense to your address, nothing is charged. If you are unsure, contact us before placing an order and we will tell you plainly whether your address falls inside our service area.

That is a decision for your prescriber. Vardenafil must never be combined with nitrates, which many people with angina take, and sexual activity itself puts extra demand on the heart. The label also flags caution with a recent heart attack or stroke, unstable angina, uncontrolled blood pressure, and some heart rhythm problems. Tell your prescriber about every heart medicine you take, including anything you use only occasionally for chest pain. If you get chest pain during sex, stop, seek urgent care, and tell the medical team you have taken vardenafil.

It is common for a first attempt to disappoint, and that alone does not mean the medicine is wrong for you. Check the practical things first: it needs sexual stimulation, it needs roughly an hour, and a very fatty meal or a lot of alcohol can get in the way. Do not take a second tablet the same day, and do not raise the dose yourself. Speak to your prescriber, who may adjust the dose within the licensed range or look at other causes such as medicines, mood, or an untreated condition.