What Impotence Treatment to take

Aside from Cialis, Viagra and Levitra you may now like to consider the cheaper alternative sildenafil citrate treatments which work in exactly the same way as Viagra but have only recently become available since the patent Viagra’s manufacturer, Pfizer, held on the drug expired on 22nd June 2013.

If like many customers you are unsure of what impotence treatment to take then the following piece of advice may help.

Levitra, Viagra and Cialis are fundamentally very similar treatments. They all known as PDE-5 inhibitors and work by blocking an enzyme called phosphodiesterase-5, or PDE-5. This helps the smooth muscles in the penis to relax and widen and this allows more blood to enter. As a result, you gain erections faster and easier.

The impotence treatments' main differences lie in their absorption times and duration of effect. There has also been a reported difference in the side effects the treatments have though it is impossible to detect who will most likely suffer from them. To view these differences, please visit our comparison page.

In reality, if these treatments are to improve the quality of an individual's sex life, it is important that the individual is comfortable with the way the treatment works. If the side effects of Viagra put you off then try either Cialis or Levitra which have fewer reported side effects. If you find that the time the Impotence treatment lasts for is too short and forces you to plan your sex life and hence make it unnatural then you may want to try Cialis, which can last for up to 32 hours longer than Viagra and Levitra. The basic guide here is that you must find the treatment that you are most comfortable with and it may take more than one attempt until you find a treatment that suits you.

Below is a quick guide written up from feedback received by our clients.

What our clients have said about Viagra
There are many people that have been using Viagra successfully for years without a problem and have been so comfortable that they have not considered changing. Viagra has the highest amount of reported side effects – as many as 1 in 5 people say that it effects them. As the other treatments are newer there does seem to be a consensus that they are more refined than Viagra. However the news is not all bad though as many people have found Viagra has a stronger reaction and that the other treatments are too weak and do not work for them.

What our clients have said about Cialis
There has been an overwhelming response to Cialis since it was introduced over a year and a half ago. Clients have reported a reduction of side effects and that Cialis works in a gentler, milder way with a longer duration thus allowing customers to have a more natural rapport with their partners. There have been a few complaints from clients with this treatment though they were all due to drinking excessive alcohol whilst on Cialis. Other complaints have come from people that need a greater boost or stronger dose that can be achieved with Viagra and Levitra. Other clients have been uncomfortable with the duration of Cialis and have preferred Viagra and Levitra which have less active durations.

What our clients have said about Levitra
Clients that have experienced bad reactions to Viagra's side effects have found that Levitra has a similar level of potency and duration to Viagra but has reduced or no side effects. We have never had a complaint from over 2,000 customers for this treatment. There have been reports that Levitra has a better success rate than the other oral treatments for people suffering from heart disease though Firstmed has not had much feedback from customers on this issue.