Due to the commercials on television advertising the many different pills that treat erectile dysfunction (ED), it is a quite common to hear about the condition in everyday conversations. Viagra, for example, is the butt of many jokes, but how much do most people know about pills that treat ED? Besides the little blue pill that is every comedian’s crutch, few people can make informed choices regarding which pill suits them the best. In fact, few people know that there is more than just one option out there for them. If you’re one of the millions of men interested in what erectile dysfunction pill is right for you then read on for a general overview of viagra, cialis, and levitra.
First, all three pills are for oral consumption, approved by the FDA, and only availabe via prescription. They work by stimulating blood flow to the penis so that when a man is sexually excited, he’ll be able to get an erection. What really makes each pill different is how long the effects last for each product. The following is a quick outline below.
Viagra: The most popular in the group, viagra is known to take effect about 30 minutes after introduced in the body. Strangely enough, although it is the most popular, of all its competitors its effects last the least amount of time. According to studies, its effects can last up to 4 hours. If you are interested in learning more about how Viagra works, watch the video on the Men’s Health Podcast Channel.
Cialis: Reported to work the fastest, Cialis is said to work in as little as 15 minutes. Ironically, the effects also last the longest: a whopping 36 hours, as reported by the company who created it.
Levitra: Is proven to help those men who have diabetes, which has been shown to trigger ED, get and maintain an erection in order to participate in successful sexual activity. In terms of how long it takes to have an effect, it ties with Viagra at about 30 minutes. Also, the effects last 5 hours as oppossed to 4, but does not come near to the 36 hours of Cialis.
Overall, all three pills have nearly the same side effects including upset stomach, nasal congestion, and other minor drawbacks which can be found on the website of each product.
So how do you choose? Well, it all depends on how long you need the effects to last and how much you’re willing to spend. Frankly, they all should work fine as they basically perform the same task, but remember everyone reacts differently to medication; hence, start off with a low dosage and see what happens from there.
I would recommend trying Cialis first, since it does have the tendancy to last the longest (up to 36-hours).
Even if you have to experiment to find the one that suits you, trust that your romantic partner won’t mind at all.
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