Description

For diabetic males, an effective ED therapy is available.

Vardenafil is the generic version of Levitra and contains the same active component.

How should Levitra be taken?

30 minutes to an hour before intercourse, take one pill. Take no more than one pill in a 24-hour period. It’s better to take it on an empty stomach or shortly after a low-fat meal. Levitra’s efficacy will be hampered by alcohol. Levitra should not be taken with other ED medications.

What is Levitra’s mechanism of action?

The active element in Levitra (vardenafil) improves blood flow to the penis. When sexually stimulated, it allows for a harder, longer-lasting erection.

The therapy will not improve your sexual drive or fix the underlying physical reason of your ED.

How long does it last?
Levitra’s effects might last up to five hours.

What are the negative effects?

Face flushing, headaches, light headedness, nasal/sinus congestion, indigestion, palpitations (racing heartbeat), and impaired vision are all possible side effects.

How might Levitra be made more effective?
In up to 87 percent of instances, Levitra 10mg relieves ED. It appears to work faster for most guys than other ED therapies. It may take longer to function or be less effective if you have consumed a high-fat meal or consumed more than 1-2 units of alcohol.

Before abandoning up, contemplating a larger dose, or seeking an alternative, we recommend attempting an ED medication for at least eight times.

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