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Levitra is an erectile dysfunction (ED) medication, which contains the active ingredient vardenafil. It needs to be taken half an hour prior to intercourse. The effect of Levitra lasts for 5-8 hours.
You need a prescription to buy Levitra. Our discreet and fast service allows you to obtain both a prescription and medication without seeing your doctor. We will ask you to fill in a brief questionnaire and you can choose a preferred treatment. Our doctor will check which erectile dysfunction medication is suitable for you and approve an appropriate treatment.
We also offer Levitra 10mg in orodispersible tablet form. This works the same as normal Levitra 10mg, however, you take Levitra 10mg orodispersible by placing the entire tablet on your tongue, where it will dissolve in seconds and you then swallow it without any liquid.
We also offer branded Viagra, Cialis, Viagra Connect and generic Sildenafil.



About Levitra
When should I take Levitra and how long can it last?
Levitra takes about 30 minutes to an hour to start working. You should take Levitra a minimum of 30 minutes before intercourse. The effects of Levitra should last around 4 hours; this is similar to Viagra. You will not have an erection for this whole time, but you will be more responsive to sexual stimulation during this four-hour period. If your erection lasts for over four hours, seek medical attention.
How do I take Levitra?
Levitra is not affected by moderate alcohol intake, but alcohol can make it more difficult for you to get an erection. You should particularly steer clear of alcohol if you suspect or know that physical issues such as cardiovascular problems are the underlying causes of your ED: alcohol can aggravate such problems.
You can take Levitra if you've just eaten, but be aware this is likely to delay the drug's effects. Levitra should not be taken with grapefruit juice and the drug should be stored at room temperature.
Levitra 10mg orodispersible is taken by placing the tablet on your tongue, where it will dissolve and then you'll need to swallow (without using any liquid drink).
Levitra side effects
Levitra acts on the whole body, not just the penis. This can result in an increased blood flow rate around the body, and it is this effect which frequently causes the side-effects experienced.
About 1 in 10 patients will experience flushing and headaches.
Between 1 and 10% of users will experience an upset stomach or indigestion, dizziness, nasal congestion and will feel sick.
Skin rash, facial swelling, skin which is sensitive to sunlight, blurred vision, bloodshot eyes, eye pain, nosebleeds, back pain, rapid heartbeat, muscle pain, high blood pressure, low blood pressure and breathlessness may be experienced by 1 to 10 users in 1000.
Rare side effects include fainting, prolonged erection (priapism), allergic reaction, chest pains, anxiety, throat swelling, temporary memory loss, muscle stiffness, seizure and increased pressure in the eyes.
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Levitra is a treatment for erectile dysfunction. Levitra contains Vardenafil which is a PDE-5 inhibitor, like the main ingredients of the other ED treatments such as Viagra. An erection requires a good supply of blood: for this to happen, the walls of blood vessels are relaxed. A chemical known as cyclic GMP (cGMP) acts to relax blood vessel walls. cGMP exists naturally in the body but its production controlled by nitric oxide is counterbalanced by its breakdown by phosphodiesterase (PDE) enzymes. A PDE inhibitor temporarily prevents PDE doing its job and therefore cGMP level rises and keeps blood vessels relaxed and open to maximise blood flow.
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Levitra is used to treat erectile dysfunction. ED is caused by physical and/or psychological factors.
Physically, too little blood flowing into the penis can result in ED. Therefore, any cardiovascular problems (damage to vessels from diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol) that change blood circulation around the body, can result in ED.
Psychological causes of ED can include stress, depression, anxiety/performance anxiety, fatigue or relationship issues.
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Levitra increases blood flow into the penis causing an erection. It is important to be aware that the drug cannot work when used entirely on its own, but only in conjunction with sexual stimulation.
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Levitra will not increase a man’s sex drive, but will merely help him get an erection when he is sexually stimulated. It is important to note that Levitra is not a contraceptive and does not protect partners from STIs (sexually transmitted infections), and so it is important to still use birth control and/or use a condom to prevent passing on STIs.
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Do not take more Levitra. You should not be taking Levitra more than once a day. Do not take an alternative treatment such as Viagra or Cialis within the next 24 hours. The best solution is to consult your doctor if you don’t think the treatment is working as it should be: he or she may be able to increase the dosage or suggest an alternative treatment.
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Levitra and Cialis are two different types of erectile dysfunction medication. Both work by relaxing the blood vessels, and increasing blood flow to the penis. This, alongside sexual stimulation, helps to produce a strong erection. Different types of erectile dysfunction will work differently for different people.
The main difference between Levitra and Cialis is that Cialis lasts a lot longer (up to 36 hours). Many men prefer to use Cialis because of this, and because it involves less planning.
However, the downside is that the side effects of Cialis will also last longer. Men who find the side effects of their erectile dysfunction medication unpleasant may not enjoy taking Cialis.
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You should be able to take Levitra if you have diabetes. Levitra has been proven to be effective in people who have diabetes. Talk to your doctor for more information and always make sure to tell them your full medical history when being prescribed medication for erectile dysfunction.
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Levitra can be taken by anyone over 18 if prescribed. Nevertheless, it is still important to consult a doctor about your ED: it may be worthwhile examining the underlying causes of your disorder. In older men, these tend to be physical, but in younger men, causes are often psychological. Medications you are taking and your physical condition may affect whether or not you can take Levitra safely: consult your doctor and the list of warnings below.
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Levitra is sold in tablet form in daily dosages of 5mg, 10mg and 20mg taken once a day maximum. The correct dosage for an individual will be recommended by the GP, but 10mg is a typical dose. Your dosage will depend on your tolerance for the main ingredient and how effective that dosage is on your ED. 10mg is a large enough dose to produce a significant result, but minimises side effects. If the medication isn't working well, consult your doctor, and he or she may be able to increase your dose or suggest other options.
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You may just be extra nervous because you feel more pressure to get an erection now you are on medication for your ED. It’s usually a good idea to try it a few times before deciding it doesn’t work for you.
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These pills should be round and orange, with the markings “BAYER” with the dosage quoted on the other side of the tablet.
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- By women of any age, or men under 18
- If you are allergic to Vardenafil (experience rash, swelling of the face and eyelids, itching, difficulty breathing)
- If you suffer from hypotension (low blood pressure <90/50 mmHg)
- If you have recently suffered a heart attack or stroke
- If you’re on some medications for hypertension (high blood pressure)
- If you suffer severe heart, liver or kidney problems
- If you are undergoing kidney dialysis
- If you have a family history of inherited eye degeneration (e.g. retinitis pigmentosa)
- If you have ever lost vision due to optic nerve damage caused by insufficient blood supply (non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (NAION))
- If you are taking other treatments for ED
- If you are taking nitrates (e.g. glycerol trinitrate for angina relief)
- If you are taking nitric oxide donors (e.g. “poppers”)
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- Any of the above apply to you
- You have sickle cell anaemia
- You have myeloma (cancer of the bone marrow)
- You have leukaemia (cancer of the blood cells)
- You have haemophilia or a clotting disorder
- You're using alpha-blockers (high blood pressure treatment)
- You're taking protease inhibitors for HIV (e.g. Ritonavir or Indinavir)
- You're using Ketoconazole or Itraconazole antifungal medicines
- You're taking medicines for arrhythmia (Quinidine, Procainamide, Amiodarone or Sotalol)
- You're using Erythromycin, Clarithromycin or Macrolide antibiotics
- You have a penis deformity or Peyronie's disease
- You have stomach ulcers
- You have heart, kidney or liver problems
If any of the issues under “You should tell your GP if” apply to you, then this does not automatically mean you cannot take Levitra. It is just important that your GP knows about any conditions you may have so that treatment can be as safe and effective as possible.
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- erection lasts for over 4 hours
- you experience sudden vision loss
- you have chest pains after intercourse (do not use any nitrate medication to treat this)
It's important you don't drive or operate machinery whilst taking Levitra.

Dr Nicholas Antonakopoulos graduated from the University of London in 2006. He did his postgraduate training in hospitals in the London area, and he trained for four years in Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery before completing his training in General practice in 2015.
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