Levitra

Levitra is used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED). It’s taken before sex, and it improves blood flow to the penis, making it more likely that you’ll get and maintain an erection. It won’t cause an erection on its own though. You have to want to have sex and you usually need sexual stimulation, such as foreplay. Levitra then helps with your erection.

Levitra is taken as a pill, which should be swallowed with water. It comes in three strengths, 5 mg, 10 mg, and 20 mg. If approved for Levitra, our doctors will tell you what dose to take. Always take Levitra as directed.

You should take Levitra between 25 and 60 minutes before you plan to have sex, although it can take up to four or five hours to work, so you may have to be patient.

Everyone responds to medication differently, so the time it takes Levitra to work will vary from man to man. Levitra can work as quickly as 25 minutes, although 60 minutes is the average, and it can take four to five hours.

The effects of Levitra typically last for about four to five hours, but this varies by person, it depends on how you react to the medication and what dose you take.

Levitra is typically a very reliable medication so should work for you each time that you use it. If you find that Levitra is not working for you, it could be due to a number of reasons. Eating a heavy meal or drinking too much alcohol before taking Levitra can limit its effectiveness. Also remember that you must be sexually aroused for Levitra to work. We recommend trying Levitra a number of times before changing dose or trying a different ED medication. Please speak to our doctors if Levitra doesn’t work for you.

Both Levitra and Viagra are effective treatments for ED. They contain similar ingredients, and they work in similar ways, by improving blood flow to the penis. Levitra may last a little longer than Viagra, by around an hour or so. Which treatment is better for you depends on how you react to the meds. You might find one is more effective, and/or you have fewer side effects with one of them.

Scientific studies have repeatedly shown that Levitra can help the majority of men with ED. Not all meds work for everyone though, and Levitra won’t necessarily work for every man. If Levitra doesn’t work for you, you can try other ED meds, like Viagra or Cialis.

Levitra is usually well tolerated by most men, but like any medication, side effects are possible. Some of the more common side effects recorded include headaches, congestion, dizziness, facial flushing and nausea. More serious side effects can also be caused. If you think that you are experiencing a more serious medical reaction to Levitra, seek medical attention. For full information on Levitra side effects, please read the patient information leaflet.

Levitra shouldn’t be taken by men with heart or liver problems or if you have high or low blood pressure. Levitra is not suitable if you are taking medications that may interact with it, such as nitrate based medications.

No, you must be sexually aroused for Levitra to work. The medication is there to help support natural erections, so it will only work when you want it to.

Levitra is usually a very reliable medication for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, however there are a number of factors that can impact the effectiveness of the medication. These include drinking a large amount of alcohol or eating a heavy meal before taking Levitra. You must also be relaxed and sexually aroused for the Levitra to work. If you are stressed or anxious, it may not work for you. We recommend trying Levitra at the same dose a number of times before changing dose or using a different ED medication. Speak to our doctors if you feel Levitra is not working for you.

Levitra and vardenafil contain the same active ingredient and they work in the same way. Levitra is the brand under which the treatment was originally sold, but cheaper generic versions of the drug are now available, which are marketed under the name vardenafil.

Levitra and Viagra both belong to a group of meds called PDE5 inhibitors, which work in a similar way to improve blood flow to the penis to support stronger erections. They both remain active for a similar amount of time and they have similar side effects. There is some evidence that Levitra can be more effective for men with diabetes than other medications.

The effects of Cialis last for longer than Levitra, 36 hours compared with 4-5 hours, however, the medications are very similar and one is not stronger than the other.

No, you cannot take more than one tablet in 24 hours. You should only take Levitra as directed. Speak to our doctors if you feel your dose is wrong.

You should only take Levitra as directed. Speak to our doctors if you feel your dose is wrong.

You can take Levitra with alcohol, but alcohol can make it harder to get an erection, and it may limit the effectiveness of the drug.

You can take Levitra with food, but heavy meals, or meals high in fat, can delay how quickly Levitra works. This drug can also be affected by grapefruit and grapefruit juice, so you should avoid these when taking Levitra.

Levitra can cause side effects which can impair your ability to drive including dizziness and headaches. Don’t drive whilst taking Levitra until you’re sure of how the drug affects you, and you’re confident you can drive safely.

Yes, Levitra is a prescription-only medication. Our doctors are able to provide a prescription if they determine that Levitra is suitable for you.

You can buy Levitra or vardenafil safely online from us. Simply start your online consultation by entering your medical history and symptoms, and if approved by a licensed US doctor, you’ll receive a treatment plan within two hours. Your order will be shipped for free to your door within two days.

Yes, there are other ED treatments that work in a similar way to Levitra. The following ED treatments are available to buy online FROM MARS (subject to doctor approval):

• Vardenafil (generic Levitra)
• Cialis (tadalafil)
• Tadalafil (generic Cialis)
• Viagra (sildenafil)
• Sildenafil (generic Viagra)

You can visit our erectile dysfunction page for more information on what causes ED, and the different treatments available. You’ll also find further advice on ED and your sexual health at our blog.