Cialis vs Viagra

Cialis and Viagra

Cialis basically works the same way as Viagra with very little to present in the way of comparisons.
 
  Both Cialis and Viagra increase blood flow to the intended area. The major difference is with Cialis. It's effective any time during a 36-hour period instead of just four hours with Viagra.

Cialis can take effect a little faster than Viagra. They both take effect in approx 30 minutes. With Cialis, the effects last for up to 36 hours. The effects with Viagra last 4 hours.

"The good thing about Cialis, vs Viagra, is that gives the couple more flexibility".
Cialis, manufactured by US firms Lilly and ICOS, had already seized an 18% share of new prescriptions by mid March 2004, after its launch late last year.
It has been nicknamed "le weekend" in France - where it has been available for about a year - because its effects can last as long as 36 hours. And Lilly says that unlike Viagra, Cialis's vs Viagra's effectiveness is not dampened by excessive intake of food and beverage.


Both the Cialis and Viagra impotence drugs have some  applicable restrictions. They should not be used by men with a high risk of heart attack or stroke, or by men taking certain medications, including those for angina or hypertension.

 
And with Cialis, potential side effects include back pain and muscle aches.

For people considering these drugs, Consumer Reports on Health say Viagra vs Cialis should not be a consideration as Viagra has a FAR longer track record because it's been on the world market for many years.

Both Cialis and Viagra require a written doctor's prescription and cost roughly $10 per pill/tablet. Many insurance companies cover the cost of Cialis and Viagra, but only for a limited supply.