Levitra is a pill that makes getting an erection easier. You might prefer Levitra if you’ve had side effects on other ED pills.
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Levitra is a pill that helps you get an erection and keep it long enough to have sex. You take it ‘on-demand’, usually under an hour before you want to get intimate. After that, it stays active in the body for up to five hours. This should give you plenty of time to enjoy its benefits.
Levitra works by helping blood circulation to the penis.
When you get aroused, your brain starts a process called vasodilation. This is where the blood cells around your penis are signalled to relax and let more blood into the area. When more blood enters the area, your penis gets hard.
If you have ED, these blood vessels stay tight. This means that blood can’t enter the penis. This can result in no erections, erections that don’t last long or erections that are only semi-hard.
Vardenafil, the active ingredient in Levitra, helps to make sure that the blood cells around the penis do let blood in. This makes erections easier, longer-lasting and strong enough for sex.
What dosage of Levitra is best?
There are three different doses of Levitra. Which one is best for you can be down to a number of factors.
Levitra 5mg is the lowest dose. You might start here if you have underlying health problems.
The Levitra 10 mg tablet is a good starting point for otherwise healthy men. If you start on this and get mild side effects, you might be lowered to 5mg.
Levitra 20mg is for when you’ve used the 10mg but it hasn’t provided the best results (for example if you got an erection but it didn’t last long enough, or only got semi-hard).
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How to take Levitra
How to get the best out of Levitra:
take it around one hour before you plan to have sex
remember, you’ll need to be sexually stimulated for Levitra to work
swallow the tablet whole with a glass of water
don’t take more than one tablet in a 24 hour window
read the patient leaflet before you start taking Levitra.
You shouldn’t take more than your prescribed dosage, as this can cause unwanted side effects. If you find your erections still aren’t as good as you’d have hoped for, let us know.
Once you’re subscribed, you can ask our experts questions any time you like. They’re here to help guide you through any bumps in the road.
How long does Levitra take to work?
You can expect Levitra to get to work in around 25-60 minutes. If you take your tablet with or after a heavy meal, it can take longer.
Your tablet can stay active in the body for up to five hours. If you find that it works but doesn’t last very long, let us know.
When we present you with stats, data, opinion or a consensus, we’ll tell you where this came from. And we’ll only present data as clinically reliable if it’s come from a reputable source, such as a state or government-funded health body, a peer-reviewed medical journal, or a recognised analytics or data body. Read more in our editorial policy.
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FAQ: Levitra
Have something specific you want to know about Levitra? Search our info below, or ask our experts a question if you can’t find what you’re looking for.
What type of medicine is Levitra?
Answer:
Levitra is an erectile dysfunction medication that belongs to the same group of drugs as Viagra and Cialis: PDE5 inhibitors. They all work by improving circulation to the penis.
While Levitra sits alongside Viagra and Cialis in the same category of drugs, it isn’t exactly the same. The active ingredient (vardenafil) is different - but in principle it does the same job.
Levitra is known for being a little easier for some men to tolerate than other ED drugs. So it can be a popular choice among older men or men with secondary health issues like diabetes or high blood pressure.
What is the active ingredient in Levitra?
Answer:
Vardenafil is the active ingredient found in Levitra. Levitra is available in three different dosages. The tablets contain either 5mg, 10mg or 20mg of vardenafil.
There’s also a generic version of Levitra that’s just called Vardenafil. This is the non-branded version of the treatment.
How safe is Levitra?
Answer:
Levitra is very safe. In fact, if any side effects do occur, they tend to be very mild and subside quickly. There are also places for your prescriber to go with the dose - so if you do have side effects, a lower dose may work out to be better.
In general PDE5 inhibitors tend to be low risk. So long as you’re on the right dose and take them as you should.
It’s important to remember that they can interact with some medications and potentially cause issues for men with certain medical conditions. So make sure you let us know about your past medical history and medications during consultation.
Can Levitra be taken with food?
Answer:
You can take Levitra with or without food. However, heavy or fatty meals can significantly slow down the time it takes for the drug to work.
Grapefruit juice can cause sensitivity reactions with ED treatments, so you should avoid drinking this when using Levitra.
Alcohol isn’t thought to interact with Levitra directly. But it can make ED symptoms worse.
You should always avoid drinking excessive amounts of alcohol, but it’s even more important to drink within sensible limits if you have ED.
Can women take Levitra?
Answer:
No. Levitra is not suitable for use by women.
There are treatments available for women who have libido difficulties. But these are in no way similar to Levitra or any other male ED treatment.
Women who have problems with low sex drive (HSDD) or their sexual function should see their doctor for advice.
Can I buy Levitra over the counter?
Answer:
You can’t buy Levitra over the counter as it’s prescription only. Before you take Levitra, a clinician needs to make sure it’s safe for you.
The good news is that you can consult with one of our experts through our online service. They can suggest treatments for you, and generate a prescription for your preferred option.
Why should I buy Levitra online with Treated?
Answer:
To get bespoke treatment suggestions from our experts, take our consultation. It only takes a few minutes and helps our clinicians get to know you better. They’ll present you with a selection of options that are safe for you, so you can choose your preferred treatment.
Once you’ve come to a decision, you can also choose the best way to fit your medication around you. How many tablets you get and how often they turn up at your door. But don’t worry, you can always pause or skip deliveries when you like.
And we’ll check in with you regularly too, just to make sure everything with your treatment is going well. If there’s a change you want to make, or anything you need to ask us, our experts are on hand to help you.
Markou, S., Perimenis, P., Gyftopoulos, K., Athanasopoulos, A. and Barbalias, G. (2004)
Vardenafil (Levitra) for erectile dysfunction: a systematic review and meta-analysis of clinical trial reports. [online] www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov. Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (UK).
Disclaimer: The information provided on this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have any questions or concerns about your health, please talk to a doctor.
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