FAQ
What is Viagra Used For?
Viagra is a medication that provides a temporary treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED).
Can I Use Viagra if I Do Not Have ED?
While you can, you should not do that. The use of Viagra by men who do not have ED is referred to as recreational, or off-label, use. Actually, Pfizer has been recently sued over off-label marketing of Viagra and other drugs. Pfizer has been accused of pushing this drug as a “magical pill” for every man looking to improve his sex life. That is not how Viagra is supposed to be used. This medication is only meant to be taken by men who suffer from erectile dysfunction (mild, moderate or severe ED), and only after they get a prescription from their doctor.
What Are the Active Ingredients of Viagra?
Viagra’s active component is the chemical substance Sildenafil Citrate, which was developed and patented by Pfizer Inc.
Is Viagra Approved by the FDA?
Yes, Viagra was approved by the FDA in 1998.
Is Viagra a Controlled Substance?
No, Viagra (sildenafil citrate) is not a controlled drug.
How is Viagra Available?
Viagra doses are only available in the form of little blue pills. Viagra is available in most pharmacies and drug stores, and can only be purchased with a prescription from your doctor.
What Are the Available Strengths of Viagra?
Viagra doses are sold in one of three strengths: 25mg, 50mg, and 100mg.
How Fast Does Viagra Work?
Normally, Viagra should start taking effect in the system in about 30-60 minutes. Quicker or slower results may depend on what you eat/drink.
For How Long Does Viagra Stay Effective?
Viagra remains effective for up to 4 hours in most consumers. However, if you have other conditions, or are taking other medicines, your dose’s time of effectiveness may be different. Consult your doctor for more information.
Can I Use Viagra with Other ED Drugs, e.g. Cialis and Levitra?
No, it is recommended that you do not take Viagra with other prescription ED drugs simultaneously. However, you can take other ED medication after at least 24 hours of taking Viagra.
What Are the Side Effects of Viagra?
The most common side effects of Viagra are headache, flushing, indigestion, stuffy/runny nose, and dizziness.
Can I Take Viagra More Than Once A Day?
No, it is recommended that you wait at least 24 hours before taking another dose of Viagra.
Can I Take Viagra with Alcohol?
Avoid drinking alcohol a few hours before and after taking Viagra. The consumption of Viagra and alcohol together can increase/worsen the side effects of Viagra, possible to a risky level.
Is Viagra Addictive?
No, Viagra contains no addictive substances, and users usually take the pill whenever they need it. However, some men may become psychologically dependent on Viagra thinking that they cannot perform well without it.
Is Viagra Covered by Health Insurance?
Some insurance plans cover the cost of Viagra while others don’t. Contact your insurance company to learn if your plan covers Viagra or not.
How Much Does Viagra Cost?
No one controls the price of Viagra. Each retailer sets their own price depending on the services/offers they provide. For example, some online pharmacies may provide free medical consultation, free shipping, etc. And so, you’d expect different prices at different places. In average, Viagra costs about $15 per tablet.
Does Viagra Work for Women?
Viagra might help some women improve their sexual ability, especially those suffering from sexual dysfunction as a side effect of antidepressants. There have been some studies on whether Viagra works for women or not, but none of them gave conclusive answers.
Is Viagra Sold Online Safe?
It is safe and authentic only if you order it from well-known, trustworthy and licensed pharmacy sites. Stay away from sites that sell very cheap, generic, or wholesale Viagra as these are usually bad sites that sell fake Viagra.
