Cialis® (Taldalafil or Apcalis) is used to treat men who have erectile dysfunction (also called sexual impotence). Like Viagra, it's very easy to use, however this pill is more effective and has less side effects in comparison to Viagra or Levitra.

Cialis®

Important Note
The following information is intended to supplement, not substitute for, the expertise and judgment of your physician, pharmacist or other healthcare professional. It should not be construed to indicate that use of the drug is safe, appropriate, or effective for you. Consult your healthcare professional before using this drug.

Common Names
Cialis

What Is Cialis?

Cialis (Tadalafil)is a prescripton drug used to treat erectile dysfunction in men. Cialis, pronounced (see-AL-is), has been proven to help improve erectile dysfunction for up to 36 hours compared to a placebo. Through clinical studies, patients began seeing the effects of Cialis in as little as 30 minutes. Cialis may help a man get and sustain an errection but does not cure erectile dysfunction or increase a man's sexual desire. Cialis is not intended for women or children and it must be taken under the care of a doctor.

How Does Cialis Work?

Erectile dysfunction is a condition in which blood flow is not increased in the penis when a man is sexually eroused. The result is a lack of an erection, or hard swelling of the penis. Cialis works to improve the supply of blood flow to the penis and may help men get and sustain an erection. Cialis was shown to work in men over the age of 18 years that suffer from erectile dysfunction.

Who Should Not Take Cialis?

First, talk to your doctor to see if Cialis is right for you. But some guidlines include:

• do not take Cialis if you are taking any medications called nitrates.
• do not take Cialis if you are taking medications called "alpha blockers" other than Flomax®.
• do not take Cialis if you have been told by your healthcare provider not to have sexual activity because of other health issues.

What Are Common Side Effects of Taking Cialis?

In clinical studies, the most common side effects of taking Cialis was upset stomach, headache, muscle ache, and backache. While taking Cialis most men were not bothered enough to quit taking it. In clinical trials, the discountinued rate for men taking Cialis 10mg and 20mg was 3.1%.

How Should Cialis Be Taken?

Cialis comes in different doses (5mg, 10mg, and 20mg) and the recommended starting dosage is 10mg. Cialis should be taken only ONCE DAILY. Some men are started out on a lower dose of Cialis, depending on your medical history. The patient should take Cialis 30 minutes before beginning sexual activity. In some patients their erectile dysfunction and ability to have sexual activity was improved for 36 hours after taking Cialis. It is recommended that you speak to your doctor about appropriate times to take Cialis. Do not change the dose of Cialis you are taking without talking to your doctor. Do not drink alcohol excessively while taking Cialis as it may increase the chance of headaches and/or dizziness.

Is Cialis Available In The United States?

Yes, it was approved by the FDA on November 22, 2003. Cialis has been available in Europe and other Eastern Countries for more than a year, but you could not buy Cialis until recently in the United States. Cialis is offered in the United States by Lilly ICOS, LLC. You can order a consultation for Cialis here and once approved a U.S. pharmacy will fill your prescription and ship it discreetly to your door.