Erectile dysfunction meds, like Viagra and Cialis, can help you get and keep an erection. However, each has different side effects, dosage schedules, and other factors. Here, we look at how they ...

And unlike other PDE5 inhibitors and thanks to its long half-life, Cialis can provide relief from erectile dysfunction ...

According to the United Kingdom’s National Health Service, Cialis can last up to 36 hours, whereas alternatives last around 4 hours. Viagra and Cialis are both PDE5 inhibitors, which means they ...

Tadalafil (active ingredient of Cialis) can provide up to 36 hours of game time per dose. Vardenafil (active ingredient of Levitra) like Viagra, is also used at least 60 minutes before performing ...

The new word that captured this was “Spontaneity” and it led to a new way of describing what Cialis does, turned the clinical issues of slow onset and 36-hour duration into benefits and drove ...

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Most of the time, one dose of Cialis will take effect after 30 minutes to two hours, and it can last for as long as 36 hours.

Unlike other popular ED treatments like Viagra (sildenafil), which are known for shorter duration of action (approximately 4-5 hours), Cialis is often referred to as "the weekend pill" due to its ...

Its long duration of action, up to 36 hours, provides considerable flexibility for sexual activity, leading to its widespread popularity. However, always prioritize consulting your doctor before ...

Generic name tadalafil, Cialis was approved in Europe in 2002 and in the United States in 2003. While it works similarly to Viagra and Levitra, the ED medication can take up to two hours to work, but ...

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Andrew Ferren regularly reports on travel, art and museums for The New York Times. He has lived in Spain for 20 years and frequently visits Valencia. Founded by the Romans in 138 B.C. and long ...