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NEXT DAY DELIVERY IF ORDERED BEFORE 1pm
DOSEGE take one tablet 30 mins before, 

ONLY TAKE ONE TABLET WITHIN 24 hours 

You should avoid taking ED treatments if you:

• have recently had a heart attack or stroke
• have severe liver disease
• use nitrates to control angina or another heart problem
• use recreational drugs that contain nitrates, such as poppers

If an ED medicine like Viagra or Sildenafil is not suitable to treat your erectile dysfunction, making changes to your lifestyle, using a vacuum pump or exploring other medicines are all alternative options. See erectile dysfunction treatments for more information.

. Viagra and generic Viagra (Sildenafil) are essentially the same medicine in that they contain exactly the same active ingredient: sildenafil citrate. . This leads to them working in the same way. Viagra is the brand name, whereas Sildenafil is a common label for the generic equivalent. Both are taken to treat erectile dysfunction. They have both been shown to be an effective treatment for men for men suffering from erectile dysfunction.

Sildenafil citrate was originally developed by the pharmaceutical company Pfizer. Pfizer decided to begin selling it under the brand name Viagra for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, and until June 2013 they were the only company that could legally manufacture it. When Pfizer’s patent ended in 2013, it became legal for other companies to develop and market their own versions of Sildenafil citrate. These other companies use the name “Sildenafil” in place of “Viagra”, as a recognisable shorthand for its active ingredient.

Viagra vs “generic Viagra”

As it contains the same active ingredient, Sildenafil (or “generic Viagra”) provides the same benefits as Viagra itself. These include increased frequency and duration of erections sufficient for sex. Because it is not associated with a particular brand, Sildenafil is generally sold at a cheaper price. For comparison, it’s helpful to think about ibuprofen, the active ingredient of Nurofen and Anadin. While you can buy these brand medicines in pharmacies, you can also buy the generic, cheaper equivalent: Ibuprofen.