VILITRA 40 (Vardenafil 40mg)

VILITRA 40 is an alternative to Levitra that is a generic version of the original brand. It contains the same active ingredient – vardenafil. Both medicines are used for erectile dysfunction in men and work in a similar way. The main difference between generic VILITRA 40 and the original is that generic Levitra is available at a lower price than the original branded potency medicine, due to savings in manufacturing costs.

What is the right dose and how to take VILITRA 40?
The Levitra analogue is used to reduce erectile dysfunction. It is taken orally with a full glass of water about 25-60 minutes before sexual activity. The safe indicated dose of VILITRA 40 over 24 hours is half a tablet – 20mg. By buying tablets with a higher amount of active ingredient, you can save money by halving the tablets. The effective treatment time is 4-6 hours, but the effect may be noticeable sooner. It can be taken with or without food, but should never be taken with alcohol,

What do I need to know before taking VILITRA 40?
Before taking erectile dysfunction medication, you should remember that you should not exceed the daily dosage as this can cause serious complications and side effects. It is also important to remember that before taking any formulation, it is worth talking to your healthcare professional who will give you adequate information about possible side effects, cellular interactions and your health condition, making it clear whether or not this product is safe for you.

Warning and precautions
You should not take VILITRA 40:

– If you experience signs of an allergic reaction, such as rash, itching, swelling of the face or lips, and difficulty breathing after taking vardenafil,
– if you are taking nitrates such as dlcyceryl nitrate, used for angina pectoris, or amyl nitrite.
– you are taking ritonavir or idinavir to treat HIV,
– you are more than 75 years old and are taking ketoconazole or itraconazole
– you are taking antifungal medicines,
– you have serious heart, liver or kidney problems,
– you have recently had a heart attack or stroke,
– have low or high blood pressure,
– you have a family history of degenerative eye disease (e.g. retinitis pigmentosa).
– you have a condition called non-arteritic ischaemic optic neuropathy (naive optic neuropathy), which is a loss of vision caused by damage to the optic nerve.
– you are taking riociguat
– you have aortic stenosis and idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis,
– you have an anatomical deformity of the penis,
– you are taking alpha-flucosides,
– you have sickle cell anaemia, multiple myeloma or leukaemia,
– If you are taking any of these preparations, or if you have any of the conditions listed, or if you are unsure whether you should be taking – this medicine, be sure to consult your doctor and discuss your medical history and possible drug interactions.

When to seek medical advice immediately?
Rarely occurring side effects require immediate discontinuation of this product and immediate medical attention:

– allergic reactions,
– Allergic reactions, allergic reactions, allergic reactions
– Allergic reactions, eczema, anxiety,
– Allergic reactions, allergic reactions, anaesthesia, anaemia, syncope (transient loss of consciousness),
– seizures,
– increased intraocular pressure,
– photosensitivity,
– increased tear flow,
– transient coronary heart disease,
– ventricular tachyarrhythmia (rapid regular pulse),
– angina pectoris (a squeezing, oppressive pain in the area of the heart),
– hypotension or hypertension,
– priapism (an erection lasting more than 4 hours),
– chest pain,
– heart attack.

Possible mild side effects
Not all of the side effects listed below may occur at the same time, but in some cases they may require medical attention. Commonly associated adverse reactions, which tend to be related to dehydration and disappear with water intake, are:

– headache,
– nausea,
– Flushing,
– nasal congestion,
– Indigestion.
– Rare side effects

The following side effects do not require immediate medical attention as they often disappear once the body gets used to the active substance. If you experience any of the side effects listed, there is no need to stop using the product.

Talk to your doctor if the side effects listed do not go away, or become severe:

– sleep disturbance,
– feeling unwell,
– eye hyperemia,
– visual disturbances,
– eye pain, discomfort in the eyes,
– visual discolouration,
– tinnitus (‘ringing in the ears’),
– dizziness,
– dry mouth,
– vomiting,
– stomach pain,
– gastrointestinal problems,
– gastritis,
– gastro-oesophageal reflux disease,
– rash,
– increased heart rate of more than 100 beats per minute,
– palpitations,
– shortness of breath,
– nasal congestion,
-increased muscle tone,
– muscle pain,
– back pain,
– photophobia,
– drowsiness,
– allergic oedema and angioedema,
– paraesthesia and dysthesias.

Why should alcohol not be taken with VILITRA 40?
This preparation should never be taken with alcohol as it may increase the risk of serious side effects such as dizziness, fainting and low blood pressure.

Why should I avoid taking grapefruit juice and VILITRA 40 at the same time?
Do not consume grapefruit juice or grapefruit while taking the preparation when