Cialis (Tadalafil)

Cialis is the newest and most powerful drug for enhancing potency and treating erectile dysfunction. Cialis has the longest duration of action (36 hours), so you won’t need to time the intake of the drug.

How to Use

The medication should be taken 20-50 minutes before sexual activity. If used regularly, the dosage can be reduced to 5 mg per day. Cialis stands out for its high effectiveness and safety compared to similar drugs.

Effectiveness

The active components of Cialis work precisely, targeting primarily the genital area. Upon entering the bloodstream, the drug helps relax smooth muscles in the corpora cavernosa of the penis. This improvement in blood flow is essential for achieving a full erection.

Acetylcholine and nitric oxide, which are naturally produced by the body, are responsible for relaxing the muscles. As a result, the activity of the sympathetic nervous system is suppressed, leading to an increase in cGMP levels and PDE-5 enzyme activity. This allows the arteries to expand and increases blood flow to the pelvic region.

Enhanced blood circulation and reduced venous outflow ensure a stable and prolonged erection. Using Cialis also helps reduce the risk of premature ejaculation, making sexual intercourse last longer. According to statistics, more than 80% of men suffering from impotence report improvement after a course of treatment with this drug.

Versatility

Cialis can also be used to address psychogenic causes of sexual dysfunction, such as fatigue, stress, depression, or phobias, which can negatively affect sexual performance. These issues can inhibit sexual activity by disrupting nerve signals.

In addition to psychogenic factors, Cialis is used to treat vascular problems caused by injuries, atherosclerosis, or congenital abnormalities of the sexual organs. Furthermore, negative habits like smoking or excessive alcohol consumption can lead to potency issues, which this medication can help resolve.

Safety

Cialis rarely causes serious side effects. However, adverse reactions may occur in cases of contraindications or improper use. It is not recommended to take the drug if you have:

• Hypersensitivity to its components;
• Anatomical abnormalities of the genital organs;
• Simultaneous use of certain medications (e.g., nitrates or alpha-blockers);
• Severe cardiovascular diseases;
• Liver cirrhosis or kidney failure;
• A predisposition to priapism (e.g., with sickle cell anemia or multiple myeloma).

Speed of Action

Cialis has a rapid onset of action: the effect is noticeable within 15-20 minutes after intake. When used correctly, the drug's active components quickly enter the bloodstream, improving the function of the reproductive system.

The maximum concentration of the drug in the blood is reached within 90-110 minutes. Its long-lasting effect allows for taking it only a few times a week, while maintaining consistent stimulating results.

A dose of 20 mg of tadalafil provides an active effect for up to 36 hours, during which men can engage in multiple sexual acts. During this time, both libido and the frequency of spontaneous and induced erections increase.