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Tadalafil (generic Cialis) is used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). This is a common health problem that affects the prostate as men get older.
Learn more about tadalafil’s usesThe effects of tadalafil (generic Cialis) last for up to 36 hours, meaning that it can help you get an erection within this timeframe. After your last dose, Cialis typically stays in your system for about 3 to 4 days.
Learn more about how long tadalafil stays in your systemTadalafil (generic Cialis) is a phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitor. This type of medication slows the “off switch” for erections, helping to achieve and maintain an erection for longer. It relaxes the smooth muscles and blood vessels inside the penis. At the same time, it increases blood flow to the penis. You’ll still need to be aroused to get an erection, though. The medications won’t cause an erection if you’re not aroused.
Learn more about how tadalafil worksTadalafil (generic Cialis) works relatively quickly. It can start working as quickly as 30 minutes. But it can take up to 2 hours for its full effects to kick in. You can take Cialis with or without food.
Learn more about how long it takes for tadalafil to workTadalafil can cause a small decrease in blood pressure. But taking it with certain medications can cause blood pressure to drop dangerously low. Never take tadalafil if you take nitroglycerin or another nitrate medication for chest pain.
Learn more about medications that should be avoided or used with caution with tadalafilTadalafil (generic Cialis) is an FDA-approved treatment option for ED. A licensed healthcare professional can help you decide if a prescription for tadalafil is right for you and whether it’s safe for you to take. Be sure to follow the recommended dose, whether you’re taking it every day or as needed. As with any medication, it can cause side effects and interact with other medications.
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The price of tadalafil (generic Cialis) can change based on pharmacy and insurance coverage, but GoodRx has discounts that can help lower the cost regardless of your insurance status. You can subscribe to tadalafil through GoodRx starting at $21 a month.
Learn more about our discounts on tadalafilCommon side effects of tadalafil (generic Cialis) include headache and stomach upset. Back pain and muscle pain may also occur. Serious, but rare, tadalafil side effects include vision loss, hearing loss, and prolonged erections over 4 hours (priapism).
Learn more about tadalafil side effectsNo, tadalafil (generic Cialis) is available only by prescription in the U.S. You can sign up for ED treatment through GoodRx and get a prescription online and subscribe to receive the medication on your terms.
Learn more about ED treatment through GoodRxBoth tadalafil (generic Cialis) and sildenafil (generic Viagra) can be used for erectile dysfunction (ED), but there are some differences between them. Tadalafil is approved to treat both ED and BPH whereas sildenafil can only be used for ED. Sildenafil seems to reach its peak effect more quickly, but tadalafil lasts longer in the body. Additionally, sildenafil can only be used as needed, but you have the option of taking a lower dose of tadalafil every day for more spontaneity in your sex life.
Learn more about the differences between sildenafil and tadalafilFirst, you’ll answer some questions about your health and treatment preferences. During this process you’ll create a GoodRx account (or log in if you already have one) and choose a prescription plan. Next, a licensed clinician will review your information and message you with approval or clarifications. Once your prescription is approved, your medication will be shipped directly to you.
Your subscription covers your online consultation with a healthcare professional, any medication, and delivery—all for one flat fee. Pricing varies based on your medication and plan selection, starting at just $21 a month.
No. When you sign up for a GoodRx subscription, we take care of everything—from your telehealth consultation to the prescription process. Once you submit your medical history and symptoms, a licensed healthcare professional will review your information and, if appropriate, issue a prescription. We’ll then take care of shipping your medication directly to you.
No, but the good news is our prices often beat insurance anyway! Your subscription includes your visit, messaging, medication, and delivery, all starting at $20 a month.
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is when you regularly have difficulty getting an erection or keeping enough of an erection to have satisfying intercourse. All men will have this on occasion. But when it happens more often than not, this is a symptom of ED, or impotence.
Learn more about what erectile dysfunction isED can be caused by a variety of things including aging and chronic medical conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure.
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