Viagra 50mg - Pack of 8
- Availability: Out Of Stock
-
£22.99
Viagra Connect is the first over-the-counter erectile dysfunction treatment. It doesn't require a prescription like normal Viagra or Fildena and can be purchased from our website.
You are now able to request Viagra Connect from Pharmacy Requirements. Place an order for Viagra Connect and our Pharmacist will check to make sure you're treatment is right for you. Once it's been approved, your Viagra Connect treatment will be delivered to your door.
- Is the first over-the-counter erectile dysfunction medication
- Can be ordered in a pharmacy without getting a doctor's prescription first
- Is available in a 50mg dose in pack sizes of 4, 8, 12, 16, and 28 tablets
- Lasts for around 4 hours
- Gets to work in 60 minutes
- Works for 74% of men who try it
Because Viagra Connect contains the same active ingredient as Sildenafil and Viagra, it comes with the same risk of side effects, including:
- Headache
- Flushing - redness
- Dyspepsia - indigestion
- Nasal congestion - a blocked nose
- Dizziness
- Nausea - feeling sick
- Hot flushes
- Changed to your vision (sight) and some cyanopsia (everything looks slightly blue)
- Priapism - a painful erection that won't go away
- NAION - non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy is a rare side effect that can cause you to lose your sight
If you experience side effects you should not take any more of your medication and you should make an appointment to see a doctor. If you are worried it's an emergency then seek emergency medical help using 111 or 999.
You should also avoid heavy meals, grapefruit juice, and alcohol while using your medication:
- Heavy, fatty meals before you take your medication will prevent your body absorbing your medication properly
- Grapefruit juice can interfere with your medication and increase your chance of side effects
- Alcohol can reduce the effect of your medication and makes it harder to get erections in general
If your erectile dysfunction is linked to depression or anxiety you should discuss these with a doctor and consider counselling.