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Cialis

(tadalafil)

Cialis is scientifically proven to help with your erections. Now all you need to do is relax and perform when you need to. And enjoy it too.

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Lasts up to 36 hours

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How much does cialis cost?

Pack size	10MG	20MG
6 tablets	$10.00	$9.00
8 tablets	$9.90 (SAVE 1%)	$8.90 (SAVE 1%)
10 tablets	$9.80 (SAVE 2%)	$8.80 (SAVE 2%)
12 tablets	$9.70 (SAVE 3%)	$8.70 (SAVE 3%)

What is Cialis?

Cialis is an effective treatment for erectile dysfunction. It is similar to Viagra, but the effects can last for much longer, making it a popular option for treating ED. Cialis is a brand name prescription medication, containing the active ingredient tadalafil.

How does
Cialis work?

Cialis works in a similar way to Viagra. It contains a drug called tadalafil, which relaxes and opens the blood vessels in the penis, allowing blood to flow into it more easily, improving your chances of getting and keeping an erection. Cialis won’t give you an automatic erection though, you need to be aroused for it to work, and then Cialis helps turn that arousal into an erection.

HOW TO TAKE CIALIS

Cialis is taken as a tablet, which you should swallow with water. You should take Cialis at least 30 minutes before you plan to have sex. It comes in four strengths, 2.5mg, 5mg, 10mg, and 20mg. The starting dose for Cialis is usually 10mg. You shouldn’t take more than one tablet in 36 hours and never combine with other ED medications.

HOW LONG DOES CIALIS LAST?

Although Cialis contains a similar active ingredient to Viagra and other ED meds and they work in similar ways, the effects of Cialis last much longer than Viagra. Whereas Viagra tends to last up to four hours, the effects of Cialis can continue for up to 36 hours, which is why it’s sometimes called ‘the weekend pill’. This longer-lasting action has led Cialis to become a very popular treatment for erectile dysfunction.

FAQ

Why is Cialis called 'the weekend pill'?

The effects of Cialis can last for up to 36 hours, so it is sometimes referred to as ‘the weekend pill’. This doesn’t mean that you will have an erection for 36 hours as your erection will go away as normal after sex. You should be able to get more than one erection in this time though if you are sexually aroused.

How effective is Cialis?

Cialis is a very effective treatment for erectile dysfunction in men. In clinical studies, 81% of men reported that Cialis helped to improve their erections. If you find that Cialis is not working for you, contact our doctors who may recommend a different dosage or alternative ED treatment.

When should I take Cialis?

Cialis is usually taken 30 minutes before you plan to have sex, as this is the average time it takes to start working. The effects of Cialis can last up to 36 hours though, so it can help with your erections over, taking a low dose once a day. If you expect to have sex twice a week or more, the daily lower dose may be more suitable for you. If approved for the medication, our doctors will decide on your dose and how often you should take it based on your personal situation and your health. Make sure you always take Cialis as directed by our doctors.

Can I take Cialis daily?

Yes, the lower dosages of Cialis are suitable to take every day. Taking a daily dose means that there will be consistent levels of the medication in your body. This can benefit men who are likely to have sex more than twice a week, as you should be able to achieve an erection at any time you want, without the need to remember to take Cialis 30 minutes before sex.

Is Cialis suitable for all men?

Cialis is usually an effective and well-tolerated treatment for ED. However, you should not take Cialis if you are taking certain medications, like nitrates or alpha-blockers. Always tell our doctors about any medications you are taking, including over the counter meds and supplements.

What does Cialis do?

Cialis works in a similar way to Viagra and other ED meds as it is part of a group called PDE5 inhibitors. Cialis relaxes the blood vessels in the penis which causes them to widen and fill with blood more easily. It’s when they fill with blood that you get an erection.
The meds won’t give you an erection without sexual stimulation, however. You need to feel desire and be sexually stimulated. That means engaging in foreplay. Cialis then helps with getting and keeping an erection. Whereas the effects of Viagra and Levitra usually last for around four hours, Cialis is longer lasting, and can help with erections for up to 36 hours.

Does Cialis work every time?

If Cialis has worked for you before, it will likely work again. There may be some circumstances where the medication doesn’t work, for example, if you have drank too much alcohol or if you are particularly anxious or not aroused enough. We recommend trying Cialis at the same dose a few times before changing it. Some men may need specialist treatment, including psychological counselling, to help treat the root cause of their ED.

How long does Cialis take to work?

Cialis can take as little as 30 minutes to work, but it usually takes around two hours before its effects are felt. This varies from man to man, depending on how your body reacts to the drug, and on what dose you take.

What happens if you take two Cialis pills?

If you take more Cialis than you should (more than your prescribed dose), you should contact a healthcare professional immediately, as taking too much Cialis can increase the chances of you having side effects.

Does Cialis have side effects?

Most men don’t experience side effects, however, like all medications, they are possible. Common side effects include headache, back pain, facial flushing, indigestion and nasal congestion. These side effects are usually mild and will go away after a short amount of time. For more information on Cialis side effects, please refer to the patient information leaflet that comes with your medication.

How can I avoid Cialis side effects?

It isn’t possible to guarantee that you won’t experience side effects. However, you should always take Cialis exactly as prescribed and never exceed the recommended dose. You can also help by avoiding drinking large amounts of alcohol or taking recreational drugs alongside Cialis and making sure that any other medicines you take don’t interact.

How many years can you take Cialis for?

Longer-term studies of Cialis haven’t found any adverse effects of taking the drug when done so for up to two years. If you take Cialis long term, it is sensible to keep track of how you’re feeling, and if you think the effects of the drug are changing over time, you should discuss it with us.

Which is better Viagra or Cialis?

Both drugs have been shown to be effective at treating ED, but the main difference between them is that the effects of Cialis usually last for longer. Viagra can help with erections for up to four hours, where Cialis can help for up to 36 hours.
Which treatment is better for you depends on how often you have sex, and how important spontaneity is. If you have sex often, and it’s usually unplanned, then Cialis may be the more suitable option. It also depends on how you react to the meds. You might find one is more effective, and/or you have less side effects with one.

Is Cialis stronger than Viagra?

No, the medication is not stronger than Viagra. But Cialis does remain effective for longer, 36 hours in comparison to 4 – 6 hours for Viagra.

What are the differences between Cialis and tadalafil?

Cialis and tadalafil contain the same active drug and they work in the same way. The biggest difference between the two is price. When the drug was first sold it was marketed under the brand name Cialis. You can now buy cheaper generic versions, under the name tadalafil.

Can I buy Cialis online?

You can buy Cialis or tadalafil online from us. Simply start your online consultation by letting us know your medical history and symptoms. If approved by our licensed US doctors, you’ll receive a treatment plan within two hours. Your Cialis will be shipped to your door for free.

Can I buy Cialis over the counter?

No, Cialis is a prescription-only medicine. A doctor must prescribe the medication to you and a registered pharmacy must dispense it.

Are there alternative treatments for ED?

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

Tadalafil (generic Cialis)
Viagra (sildenafil)
Sildenafil (generic Viagra)
Levitra (vardenafil)
Vardenafil (generic Levitra)

Where can I find more information on Cialis and erectile dysfunction?

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.

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TADALAFIL VS CIALIS

Cialis is a brand name medication discovered and marketed by Eli Lilly, and tadalafil is the active ingredient in Cialis that treats erectile dysfunction.

Which meds are right for me?

All treatments are medically proven to assist in getting and maintaining an erection – but each one of them are unique in their abilities and effectiveness.

Your consultation with our doctors can ensure you find the right ED meds for your needs.

Side Effects

Cialis dosage and strength

Cialis tablets come in four strengths, 2.5 mg, 5 mg, 10 mg, and 20 mg. The typical dose for taking Cialis before sex is 10 mg. When Cialis is taken daily, the typical dose is 2.5 mg, but again, this may change based on your circumstances. You should never exceed the dose you were prescribed. If you feel your dose is wrong, speak to our doctors rather than self-dosing.

Cialis contraindications

DO NOT take Cialis if you:

Are under 18 years old
Are a woman
Don’t have erectile dysfunction
Have been advised by your doctor to avoid sexual activity
Are allergic to tadalafil or any of the other ingredients in the medication (see the leaflet in the Cialis packaging for a full list of ingredients)
Are taking nitrate medicines
Are taking medicines called nitric oxide donors such as amyl nitrite (poppers)
Are taking guanylate cyclase stimulators like Adempas (riociguat), for hypertension
Have had surgery in the last 6 months
Have recently had a heart attack or stroke
Have low blood pressure, or high blood pressure which is not controlled
Have inherited eyes diseases, like retinitis pigmentosa
Have ever had a loss of vision caused by non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (NAION)

Talk to our doctors if you are unsure if you can take Cialis.

Taking other medications with Cialis

Cialis can interact with other drugs. Don’t take Cialis if you are taking any of the medications listed in Cialis interactions below. Tell us about any other medications you are taking, including vitamins and herbal supplements.

Cialis interactions

Do not take Cialis if you are taking:

Other erectile dysfunction treatments, including any pills or creams or ointments
Any treatments for pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) containing sildenafil or other PDE5 inhibitors
Nitrate medicines, often prescribed for chest pain
Guanylate cyclase stimulators like Adempas (riociguat), prescribed for hypertension
Medicines called alpha-blockers
Medicines called HIV protease inhibitors
Medicines to treat high blood pressure

Cialis and grapefruit

Avoid eating grapefruit or drinking grapefruit juice if you’re taking Cialis. Research has shown that grapefruit juice contains a molecule that can make the effects of Cialis stronger. While that might sound like a good thing, in reality, it can cause an overdose, make any effects unpredictable and cause side effects to be worse.

Cialis and alcohol

Whilst Cialis can be taken with alcohol, you shouldn’t drink excessively when taking it, as alcohol can affect your ability to get an erection and can stop Cialis from working. Both alcohol and Cialis can cause drops in blood pressure, so you may feel dizzy and/or faint if you drink with Cialis.

Cialis and food

Cialis can be taken with or without food.

Who can take Cialis?

Cialis can be taken by adult men over the age of 18, who have erectile dysfunction. Cialis isn’t suitable for all men though, and you should check with our doctors before taking it if you:

Have blood cells conditions like sickle cell disease, multiple myeloma, or leukaemia
Have a deformity of the penis, such as Peyronie’s Disease
Have heart problems
Have liver problems
Have kidney problems or are having dialysis
Have pulmonary hypertension
Have problems with bleeding
Have had stomach ulcers

Cialis and driving or using machines

Cialis can cause side effects, including dizziness, which can impair your ability to drive or use machinery. Don’t do so until you are sure about how you react to Cialis and are confident that you are able to.

Possible side effects of Cialis

As with any medicine, Cialis can have side effects. Not everyone will get the same ones, and some men won’t get any at all; it varies from man to man. These were the side effects found in clinical testing:

Common side effects of Cialis (may affect up to 1 in 10 people):

Headache
Back pain
Muscle aches
Pain in arms and legs
Facial flushing
Nasal congestion
Indigestion

Uncommon side effects of Cialis (may affect up to 1 in 100 people):

Dizziness
Stomach-ache
Feeling sick
Being sick (vomiting)
Reflux
Eye effects, including blurred vision and eye pain
Difficulty in breathing
Presence of blood in urine
Prolonged erection (priapism)
Pounding heartbeat sensation
A fast heart rate
High blood pressure and low blood pressure
Nose bleeds
Ringing in the ears
Swelling of the hands, feet, or ankles
Feeling tired

Rare effects of Cialis (may affect up to 1 in 1,000 people):

Fainting
Seizures
Passing memory loss
Eye effects, including swelling of the eyelids and red eyes
Sudden decrease or loss of hearing
Hives (itchy red welts on the surface of the skin)
Penile bleeding
Presence of blood in semen
Increased sweating

If you experience any of the following side effects stop taking Cialis and seek medical help immediately:

The rapid onset of side effects that indicate you’re having an allergic reaction to Cialis, including flushing, itchy skin and/or a rash, sudden wheeziness, swelling of the lips, face, neck, and throat making it difficult to breathe
Chest pains
An erection that lasts for longer than four hours
A sudden decrease or loss of vision
Seizures or fits

Although rare, unstable angina (a heart condition) and sudden death have been reported after taking Cialis. Most of the men who experienced these side effects had pre-existing heart problems.

Cialis expiration and storage

Don’t keep Cialis tablets past the date of expiry on the packaging. Never use Cialis after this date (the expiry date refers to the last day of the month shown on the packet).

Store Cialis in its original packaging at home and when travelling. Keep it in a cool, dry place with a temperature of below 30°C. As with all medications, always make sure you keep Cialis out of sight and reach of children.

Don’t throw unwanted Cialis out with household waste or flush any unused meds down the sink or toilet, as this can cause environmental harm. Take any expired meds to your local pharmacy as they’ll dispose of them safely.

Arrange a check-up with your GP after 6 months

You should have a check-up with your doctor after you’ve been taking Cialis for 6 months. Do this even if you feel healthy and well. Whilst the meds might be helping with your ED, ED itself can actually be an early warning sign of something much more serious. It’s important to not leave things up to chance.

Is cialis safe?

Side effects of Cialis are usually mild to moderate and only last for a short amount of time. If you experience any side affects you should stop taking the medication. We recommend reading the link below to understand all of the potential benefits and risks of the medication.

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