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Cutting Viagra Pills
Wednesday, January 6th, 2010Cutting Viagra Pills
Some pharmacies sell different doses of Viagra pills at the same rate. You can benefit from this and save lots of money on your Viagra purchases.
Most men use Viagra 50 mg because it gives them the best results, but some of them buy Viagra 100 mg instead and then cut the pills into two identical halves, each treated as a 50 mg dose.
You can try cutting high-dosage Viagra pills and see if it works for you. If you get satisfactory results, then you can start saving a lot of money on Viagra
To cut a Viagra pill effectively without crushing the pill you can use a custom made Viagra pill cutter/splitter (see the image below). These devices are not expensive (usually less than $10) and you may even get it for free when you purchase Viagra from some drugstores.
The best Viagra
Monday, January 4th, 2010The best Viagra
Every day we are inundated with emails and pop-up adverts about the best Viagra for sale, but these adverts beg the question: Is there anything like ‘The Best Viagra’?
On the basis of the mails we get, what exactly do these online pharmacies mean by their claims to have the best Viagra for sale? Do they mean there are different versions of brand Viagra and all of them have different qualities? Could it be that there is just one brand of Viagra that is superior to the other types of Viagra available in the market?
Whatever the reason for the claim, Viagra tablets are exclusively produced by Pfizer, and this company produces only one version of the little blue tablets, as it is officially known.
So if one is to talk about Viagra in the context of “the Best Viagra” mode, then would be looking at the Viagra produced by Pfizer.
What is Viagra?
Viagra is the first significant oral medication approved by the FDA for the treatment of men who are suffering from a condition known as erectile Dysfunction (ED). The popular ED drug was originally developed as a cardiovascular medicine intended for the improvement of blood flow to the vessels of the heart.
During initial studies, however, the drug was discovered to have a significant side effect. The men who were given the trial tablets began to report a remarkable difference in their ability to attain and sustain an erection.
Further studies were conducted and later completed and on the 27th of March, 1998, the drug gained approval by the FDA for the treatment of the stated condition. Later that year, Viagra gained approval in the European Union and has since been recognised by regulatory authorities in over 100 countries all over the world as an effective treatment of ED.
How does Viagra work?
Viagra tablets are taken orally, approximately 30 minutes to one hour after which they are absorbed in the bloodstream. Inside the body, Viagra tablets exhibit their erectile effect by acting as inhibitors of an enzyme called phosphodiesterase type (PDE5), which is primarily concentrated in the penis.
By inhibiting PDE5, the smooth muscles in the penis are relaxed for a longer period by a series of connected reactions starting with the raised levels of the cyclic guanosine monophosphate. The relaxation of the smooth muscles allows for increased blood flow into the corpus cavernous tissue of the penis thereby enabling an erection.
A unique thing about Viagra tablets is that they enhance a naturally occurring process; therefore, only through sexual stimulation will an erection be possible.
Why is Viagra sometimes referred to as sildenafil citrate?
Sildenafil citrate is the generic name for Viagra. What is meant by “a generic name” of a medication is that the name represents the nonproprietary or chemical name. A brand name, by contrast, is the name a pharmaceutical company assigns to a drug simply for marketing purposes.
What is the appropriate dose?
The standard dose for taking Viagra is 50mg, usually an hour before sexual activity. However, an impotent man who is older than 65 or have a severe liver or kidney condition, would be recommended to start with the lowest dose of 25mg by physicians.
Viagra should be taken once in a 24-hour period and the maximum doses taken in a day should not exceed 100mg.






