Vardenafil

Description

What are Vardenafil tablets?

Vardenafil tablets are an effective treatment for ED and belong to a class of medications known as phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitors. It helps men regain confidence by treating erectile dysfunction and helps them enjoy a more fulfilling sexual life. It is available in 5mg, 10mg, and 20mg tablets. The dose will be determined based on your response to treatment, needs, and medical advice.

How do Vardenafil tablets work?

Vardenafil is an active ingredient present in this tablet, also known as a PDE5 inhibitor. It has an ability to block an enzyme that regulates blood-flow to the penis. When you are sexually active, it helps in the relaxation of smooth muscles and dilation of blood vessels in the penis, that initiates arousal naturally. This, in turn, gives a firm and long-lasting erection. It is not designed to increase sexual desire or create an automatic erection.

How to take Vardenafil tablets?

We recommend that you read all the necessary information mentioned in the patient information leaflet or seek guidance from a doctor about the dose and frequency before using. However, you may find the following information useful:

• You can take one tablet 30-60 minutes before sexual activity, and its effect can last up to 4- 5 hours.
• You can start with a starting dose of 10 mg, but your doctor may recommend a different dose based on the effectiveness for you and tolerance.
• It is not recommended to take more than one tablet a day.
• You can take it with water with or without food, however, you should avoid taking it on a full stomach, as a larger meal may delay its effect.

Who can take Vardenafil tablets?

Vardenafil tablets can be taken by men who:

• Are 18 years or older
• Have been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction

Who should not take Vardenafil tablets?

You should not take or avoid using Vardenafil tablets if:

• If you are allergic to Vardenafil or any other ingredient present in the medicine.
• If you are on nitrate medications for any reason
• If you have serious conditions or are suffering from heart, liver, or kidney problems
• If you currently have a history of stroke, heart attack, or uncontrolled blood pressure issues
• If you face a loss of vision or eye disorders