Tadalafil Tablets (2.5mg, 5mg, 10mg, 20mg)

Tadalafil is used by men who struggle to get an erection and maintain it long enough for sufficient sexual intercourse.

Yes, pretty much, Cialis is the branded version of Tadalafil. The only real difference is the brand name, they both contain the same active ingredient, Tadalafil.

While some people prefer branded medicines, these products are often more expensive than the generic alternatives.

Tadalafil tablets are a prescription-only medicine. However, you can get Cialis Together without a prescription, which contains the active ingredient (Tadalafil 10mg). You will still need to answer some questions so we can make sure it is safe and appropriate for you.

Yes, if taken as directed by your doctor, Tadalafil is usually safe. It has been approved by the MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency) for erectile dysfunction treatment in men.

The MHRA is the medicine regulatory agency in the UK, it ensures the safety of medicines such as Tadalafil and approves the licencing of them.

Sildenafil and Tadalafil are in a group of treatments called phosphodiesterase (PDE5) inhibitors. They increase the blood flow to the penis when sexually aroused producing an erection that is strong enough and lasts long enough to enjoy sex. Both tablets have a mild side effect profile and cost a similar price.

So, let’s look at some of the differences between Sildenafil vs Tadalafil tablets:

• Tadalafil as needed tablets can take between 30-60 minutes to start working and then the effects can last up to 36 hours.
• Sildenafil is faster acting and an erection can be achieved within 30 minutes, once working the effects can last up to 4 hours.
• Tadalafil has the option of a daily tablet, which means you can constantly have the medicine in your system so you can achieve an erection more spontaneously.

When looking at Tadalafil v Sildenafil (Viagra) it’s important to understand that both tablets work differently depending on the person. Some will find that one works better for them, some the other way around, and some will find little to no difference. It’s important to remember that these medicines have different, incomparable strengths. For example, 20mg of Tadalafil is not equivalent to 100mg of Sildenafil.

No, you shouldn’t take a higher dose of Tadalafil than you’ve been prescribed. Taking too much at once can be dangerous and cause side effects such as a drop in blood pressure or priapism.

If you think your dose of Tadalafil isn’t working, contact a member of our team to explore your options.  

Never take two tablets to make up for a forgotten dose and never increase your dose without talking to us.

This is possible for some people, but studies have shown that Tadalafil usually works the same whether taken with food or on an empty stomach.

The order limit for the 2.5mg and 5mg strength tablets is 6 boxes in total.

The order limit for the 10mg and 20mg tablets is 64 tablets (16 boxes of 4).

Yes, because it relaxes and widens blood vessels, Tadalafil can cause your blood pressure to drop slightly. For most people this isn’t a problem. But it can be unsafe if taken with nitrates or certain other blood pressure medicines, as it could drop dangerously low.

Tadalafil is an ED treatment specifically for biological males over 18 to get or maintain an erection firm enough to enjoy sexual intercourse. Tadalafil is not approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) for use by women.

Tadalafil is long-lasting and stays in your system for 3 or 4 days after a single dose, but improves erectile function for up to 36 hours. This is much longer than Sildenafil, which is why Tadalafil is often referred to as the “weekend pill” — if taken on Friday night, its effects may last until Sunday morning.

This depends on which blood pressure medicines you take. Some combinations need extra caution, as taking them with Tadalafil could cause your blood pressure to drop too much. Tell your prescriber about any medications so they can check that Tadalafil is suitable for you.

No, Tadalafil does not increase testosterone. It helps erectile function by improving blood flow rather than affecting hormone production. If your ED is linked to low testosterone, Tadalafil may help improve your symptoms, but it won’t treat the underlying hormone imbalance.

There’s no single “best” option. The right treatment depends on your preferences, lifestyle, and how the body responds. Tadalafil lasts the longest and is available as a daily treatment, giving it a flexibility that some people prefer, while others prefer a shorter-acting tablet.

Many people can take Losartan and Tadalafil together, but the combination can sometimes lower blood pressure more than expected, which could increase the chance of dizziness, light-headedness, or fainting. Let your prescriber know if you take Losartan.

Constipation is not a common Tadalafil side effect, but some people do experience it. More common side effects include headache, indigestion, flushing, and muscle aches. If you notice digestive symptoms that worry you, talk to our friendly team for advice.

Weight gain is not a recognised common side effect when taking Tadalafil, and there is no good evidence that the medication directly leads to weight gain. If you notice unexpected weight changes, there may be another cause worth discussing with your doctor.