Viagra, Levitra, Uprima - your favorite?

[curious_hubby 15]

Please choose your favorite erection drug from the list below, and comment if you feel like it.

[Uneed_Love 15]

As I have already said I have never taken any drugs (and seldom medicines) and shall never take any...

 

Erection has first to do with a mental attitude rather than to be a physical trouble and I assume that if, for some physical reason caused by an accident, a guy has some difficulties to be hard then - no matter the pill he will take - I doubt he will have any positive result. Now if the problem occurs with age then I really believe that even at 80 a guy can stay hard if he is in the right mood... So no drug for me.

[good times 991]

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Originally posted by Uneed_Love

As I have already said I have never taken any drugs (and seldom medicines) and shall never take any...

 

Erection has first to do with a mental attitude rather than to be a physical trouble and I assume that if, for some physical reason caused by an accident, a guy has some difficulties to be hard then - no matter the pill he will take - I doubt he will have any positive result. Now if the problem occurs with age then I really believe that even at 80 a guy can stay hard if he is in the right mood... So no drug for me.

 

I always hate to see uninformed posts such as this. I suggest next time you see your doctor you ask him about the many physical problems that can result in erectile dysfunction. The reason I hate to see this type of post is that when someone experiences ED it is a bad enough experience in itself without having an obviously uninformed individual telling him it is all in his head. My fear is that when someone has a problem that can be cured with one of the above mentioned drugs, reading a post such as this may cause him to develop insecurities and issues that could make the problem worse and might prevent him from seeking his doctors help to find a solution.

 

To answer the question, Viagra is the only one I have tried but it works exactly as advertised.

[yawanna 17]

To answer the question, Viagra is the only one I have tried but it works exactly as advertised.

 

BOING

 

I agree... it works

[hotcpl4unfla 19]

I am a Viagra supporter through and through. I am 36 years old and DO NOT have ED. That's right, no ED! My doctor feels that guys in their mid to late 30's SHOULD take Viagra on occasion because of the following: Whether you like it or not, erections tend to not be as strong as testosterone levels decrease (usually the late 30's early 40's). Viagra forces your erections to be stronger, and keeps the blood flowing into the spongy tissue that is the penis, keeping blood flow at an optimum and making sure all that spongy tissue is getting oxygenated blood.

 

I work out religiously, eat well, but I had noticed my erections weren't like they were when I was 18 (of course!). Upon my 1st dose of "V", my penis was ROCK hard. I mean, I probably could have used it to jack up my truck and changed my tires. I take it only on occasions where I anticipate "marathon" sex... whether that be with my wife or with the other couple we swing with. I can cum 3-4 times a night while using it with NO REDUCTION in penis hardness. Without it, I can pull off 3, but the third is usually weak and I lose the erection once or twice if I am not into it completely. Also, the time period between erections is greatly reduced for me, 5 minutes at the most with V.

 

Not only is this stuff great, it also helps in sexual fitness as you age. Now, when I am not using it, I notice my penis is a lot harder than it was before I started using it. So I can honestly say it has increased the blood flow to my penis just in the past month. I think anyone who is 35 or older can benefit from it. You don't have to use it EVERY time you have sex. Just use it when you're masturbating or every now and then, and you'll notice a BIG difference.

[Uneed_Love 15]

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Originally posted by good times

I always hate to see uninformed posts such as this. I suggest next time you see your doctor you ask him about the many physical problems that can result in erectile dysfunction.

 

I am really sorry Sir and did not want to make any offense while I was posting my message... If someone take it as an offense for himself then I apologize...

 

Now about the fact to ask my doctor then it would be a bit difficult because at the age of 52 I practically have never consulted a doctor and I do not consider I have any reason to do so... so the question about ED will have to wait still I am not decided to go to a doctor.... one day may be... but not until now.

 

French people are the world number one for consuming pills and drugs and I think that it is an absolute nonsense! So in my way may be I make another exaggeration in not going to see any doctor to compensate this abuse of pills and drugs by the French people.

 

Once again all my sincere excuses for having make any offense.

[good times 991]

uneed_love,

 

Like you I am not an advocate for taking medication for every little affliction. I also want to assure you that I hold no grudge against you. But the fact is sometimes one may develop a problem that requires medication in order to insure a full and productive life. In that case to not seek your doctor's help and follow his advice would be foolish in my opinion.

[Elusive BiFem 70]

Excellent post, goodtimes, and you are absolutely correct. So many illnesses could be better treated if people were not ashamed or embarrassed to visit their doctors. Like you said in a later post, I do not advocate running to the doctor with every twinge, nor do I advocate popping a pill when something else will suffice, but when the time and conditions are appropriate, it is absurd not to, and certainly we should never make people feel squeamish about talking to their physicians about sexual problems. Thanks for such a great post.

[Brit_Pair 62]

I'm not medically qualified in any way - other than in that when I see myself bleeding, I know that it's not a good thing - but there seems to be logic in what you're saying about the assistance Viagra can provide to men without ED. However, the cynic in me can't help but wonder if your doctor's advice was based purely on medical grounds, or if there's another advantage to him in having an additional Viagra customer.

 

I'm of a similar age, regime and disposition to yourself, and I've experimented with Viagra a couple of times (like you, when we've planned a special evening with another couple) and I've certainly noticed the difference. However, my use has not been regular, and so I haven't accumulated enough 'data' with which to make the same observations you have.

 

Is anyone aware of research into any long-term benefits of Viagra to non-ED sufferers?

[wrnakedru 38]

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Originally posted by Brit_Pair Is anyone aware of research into any long-term benefits of Viagra to non-ED sufferers?

 

I have wondered about that same thing, Lord Brit Pair. I am sure the normally required studies had to be done prior to the drug being made available in the U.S.A. - but as to LONG RANGE - I do not recall having read anything regarding that.

 

When I was a child, I suffered from continual throat and/or ear and/or chest related infections up until my tonsils were removed. During the years of the infections, I was given an amazing amount of penicillin.

 

I became immune to penicillin.

 

Now I will grant you, I have always told doctors that - and alternative medications have been prescribed for me as a result. So I really have no way of knowing if the immunity developed so many years ago is still a fact.

 

Because of that, I have wondered if one took Viagra when there was no ED - if the result might be the development of an immunity to the drug. It might take repetitive and high volume use of Viagra - but wouldn't it be a shame to develop an immunity to it so that if ED became a factor, Viagra was of no help. Or is it possible that one without ED could become so physiologically reliant upon Viagra, ED could become a fact?

 

I do not know the answers to these questions, and perhaps the answers are readily available. I would think these are answers a non-ED occasional user would know - so hopefully, someone can provide them here.

 

Thanks in advance!

[Brit_Pair 62]

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Originally posted by wrnakedru

Because of that, I have wondered if one took Viagra when there was no ED - if the result might be the development of an immunity to the drug. It might take repetitive and high volume use of Viagra - but wouldn't it be a shame to develop an immunity to it so that if ED became a factor, Viagra was of no help. Or is it possible that one without ED could become so physiologically reliant upon Viagra, ED could become a fact?

 

These are the concerns that crossed my mind. If occasional early use helps to offset - or at least delay - erectile problems, so much the better. I'd certainly subscribe to such usage. But as you said, it would be nothing short of tragic if that early - and basically unnecessary - usage actually precipitated future problems.

 

Hopefully, someone will be able to point us in the direction of some relevant research!

[good times 991]

I have noticed here that it isn't uncommon for us to all be talking about the same thing but calling it different things.

 

My problem is very similar to hotcpl4unfla. I don't have a problem getting an erection but it isn't as hard as it used to be when I was 18, I'm 44 now, and it doesn't last as long. My doctor has explained that this is very common and as my testosterone levels are normal he prescribed Viagra. He also defined this as ED but he cautioned me not to get hung up on the name because any time we have an erectile problem that isn't what we have been used to in the past, it is defined as ED according to him.

 

As far as the Viagra causing problems down the road, who knows, I don't think these drugs have been around long enough to know. They do say that they are cumulative though. And I have also noticed that if it is taken once a week or so you tend to have a longer harder erection even on the days when you don't take it.

 

For me I seem to be like most here, for regular sex with my wife I seldom use it. but when I know I will be expected to perform for extended periods or for special occasions it is the best thing ever invented.

[PrtyinDuo 18]

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Erection has first to do with a mental attitude rather than to be a physical trouble and I assume that if, for some physical reason caused by an accident, a guy has some difficulties to be hard then - no matter the pill he will take - I doubt he will have any positive result.

 

Reading the above quoted thread, I sat here first shaking my head, and then almost breathing smoke. And as I went on to the replies and read the very things that were going through my mind, I settled down and realized that everyone has their opinion (and yes, we all know the rest of the saying) and to be uninformed and (excuse the expression) ignorant to the facts is not a good reason to judge someone. Yes, I clicked on Viagra. And not because I wanted to impress anyone at a party, but because of a medical problem that was found through a regular check-up with my Dr. Going on 50 I don't expect to get as erect as when I was 17, but it seemed like the hard-on's weren't lasting near as long either. I mentioned this to my Dr. on a yearly prostate exam (fun...well, I suppose it wasn't that bad ) and he set me up with some tests and an ultra sound when I was hard, showed that indeed I had, in laymen's terms, 'a leaky valve'. The blood was going in alright, but the 'valve' that was suppose to stay shut and hold the blood in was leaking. The result was obviously the lose of my erection. I take Viagra now, not on a daily basis, (hell I'm no Heffner) but most every time we might end up in bed or playing. There is another few choices that were not listed in the poll, and they are the liquid injections that sport an almost instant erection and last for 4-5 hours also. And, yes, there is a prescription in the fridge for the times when I might need a back-up!

 

There now.....I spilled my guts!!!

[BradAndJanet 70]

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Originally posted by good times

...For me I seem to be like most here, for regular sex with my wife I seldom use it. but when I know I will be expected to perform for extended periods or for special occasions it is the best thing ever invented.

 

This is what I like to do too. Viagra sort of 'levels the playing field', if you know what I mean, and when the women are ready for more, so am I. That way, everybody has a good time for a long time!

[Brit_Pair 62]

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Originally posted by BradAndJanet

Viagra sort of 'levels the playing field', if you know what I mean...

 

Is that 'levels the playing field' or 'raises the goalposts', B?

 

[PipeDreamer 15]

While I don't consider myself to have ED, I am 48 and definitely have noticed a decline in length of time I can sustain an erection. If I get aroused, have a hard-on and get off in a short time span (sometimes almost a wham bam thank you maam length of time), the erection is OK. But if I need to pace myself for an hour or so, i find it difficult to get the erection back (even though I haven't come yet). Nothings worse that than your partner begging to be fucked and trying to stuff a soft dick in....

 

SO, off and on, I have used V. It works OK most of the time but for me, it doesn't always achieve consistent results.

 

I am anxious to try Cialis for some of our extended events, especially during weekend parties with the friends.

 

Anybody out there using Cialis? Yes, it is FDA approved but it have been in use in Europe.

 

[froggyjenn80 15]

My husband has used Levitra awhile back for a play party. He went up and down for 3 days straight.

 

Since then we have traveled to Mexico where we bought Viagra for only $5 a pill. He hasn't used it yet, but I kinda worry about him seeing blue or getting that massive headache that I keep hearing about. He didn't get any side effects from the Levitra (well besides the almost constant hard-on).

 

I have yet to have him try any of the others mentioned, none the less even heard of some of them.

 

Guess I get to do research. lol

[Zola 15]

I have used both Cialis and Levitra. I have not tried Viagra. I am 37 years old. Within the last year or so I noticed that my erections just weren't what they used to be and I talked to my doctor about that. He said that Levitra and Cialis were both good and gave me free samples of both to try. Both were excellent. Levitra gives an excellent, hard erection. My only side effect was a pretty good headache. Cialis is great. It's nice to take the pill and then not have to feel like the clock is running every minute you're not having sex. My erections are also very good with Cialis and I didn't have any side effects with Cialis. I like the fact that Cialis seems to last forever -several days for me - and the recovery time after orgasm is very quick - maybe around 5 minutes or so. I think Levitra might have given me a quicker, harder erection. A nice side effect I had from the Levitra was that my penis when not erect was much fuller and bigger when I was walking around. It's hard to describe, but it was a great feeling. It made going to the bathroom seem like a treat.

[2be4u 16]

One thing I found when the clock turned to 40, I'm 49 now, was that I didn't get it up as well. A woman I had met when I was 29 was starting to complain I wasn't as hard anymore. I felt really self conscious and the problem escalated. The more I thought about it and worried about it when we had sex, the worse it got. I realize there is a medical side to ED but I was having psychological issues with my lover causing dysfunction. When I was alone at times, I discovered I was having fine erections. I think it is not right for us older men to be expected to perform like a guy in his 20s. There is more to sex than just an erection. I learned there are many ways to have sex that are equally pleasurable. I drank a lot for years and when I stopped O-Boy! An old friend came back, a decent erection. Back in 99 I had a heart attack and for a while that got me. For us guys, the medical profession advises against using ED drugs. I thought about taking the risk but decided not to. I have to accept I can't use ED drugs, and others with health issues should consider that thought and be cautious. Still if people find ED drugs help in a case when needed for real, then it is a good thing. If you don't have ED then whats the point?

[Samnkay 15]

I have been a Viagra user for many years. I watched the Cialis reports from Europe for about a year before it was approved in the United States in November of 2003. In December 2003 I got a sample pack from my Doctor to try. It works as good as Viagra for me and does away with the small four hour window of opportunity. With Cialis the window is expanded to 36 hours. Cialis comes in 5mg., 10mg.and 20mg. tablets. The 5mg. are not available in my area.

 

Cialis Rules!

[SluttyWife 17]

Sir Mike and I are out and proud Viagra advocates.

It is like having sex on steroids and no amount of swinging sex or sex with a 21 year old can be as satisfying.

 

I think many a marriage or relationship with or without ED could be saved by simply scheduling a "Viagra Party" a couple of times a month at the very least.

 

 

The Nevada brothels have even put it on their menus.

[StrayCatSexyKat 15]

I like Viagra. For me, it means the difference between a blue-veiner and a diamond-cutter.

[bear_n_bunny 43]

I'm sure Bear will eventually post his opinions but I thought I put in my two cents while I was here. Bear's doctor gave him a sample for Cialis and as the one who benefits from this medical innovation, I must say I'm a fan. Viagra sometimes gave Bear headaches, then there is the cost and the four hour window. The pressure to commit to sex or waste the little blue pill was sometimes a turn-off.

 

The Cialis lasts for days, far longer than the advertised 36 hours, and I must attest that weekend sex marathons have never been better. The increased spontaneity, as well as the lovely rock hard erections, are greatly appreciated by this frisky wife. So far the only side affect Bear has mentioned are the major morning erections. While I hate seeing those lovelies go to waste, Bear is a bit growly before his coffee to jump on.

[HotMoCpl 20]

The V.A. doctors can only write script for Viagra because as far as I know that's all the V.A. carries. Personally, the half pill they recommend doesn't do anything for me at all. I can personally tell you all that Wellbutrin does wonders for my sex life. I hit a peak for the entire month of November and had the wife doing everything under the sun two and three times a day. It has kind of slacked off for now, but my doctor says it is like a roller coaster. Remember, Wellbutrin was designed as a quit smoking aide but has also been found to be very effective as an antidepressant as well. I'm on 300 milligrams a day and I'm not complaining at all.

Cheers.

[fun4usNala 16]

Fem half of couple here..... We have experimented with Viagra and Levitra. Hubby had bad side effects with V. Horrible headaches, heartburn etc. When he tried Levitra, it was AMAZING. LOL, he was hard for hours, and then for several days thereafter, the wind blowing would make him hard. We have only tried the Levitra once, so it may have been a fluke, but we enjoyed it immensely.

 

While hubby doesn't have ED, he does on rare occasions have difficulty, so the occasional pill is nice to have.

[WildMainePussy 15]

PrtyinDuo said:

Erection has first to do with a mental attitude rather than to be a physical trouble and I assume that if, for some physical reason caused by an accident, a guy has some difficulties to be hard then - no matter the pill he will take - I doubt he will have any positive result.

 

When my s.o and I got into swing a couple of months ago, he did get Viagra.

 

Guess what....he's the fifth guy of out 5 ...Viagra is touted that it works with 4 out of 5 men. So even reading the PDR stuff on it and increasing the dosage...no dice.

 

He blames it on the fact that his ex-wife put a curse on it after she tripped him up to admitting cheating on her several years prior to their divorce- it didn't work after that major blowup-talk about guilt complex. Humorous yes, but even after 9 years with him...still no Eiffel Tower in this bed. I had hoped the pill would work. So now I'm trying to get him to visit a doctor for a possible physical reason but he's dragging his feet.

 

So until then, I will suggest he try another brand. There are some new names here I've not heard of. Where's his PDR now?

[nashcpl123 15]

I have only tried Viagra, but have found it to help tremendously on those nights we might visit the swinger's club or have company over. When I discussed the product with my doctor, he first began by trying to find anything else that work at all before settling on Viagra...so I doubt very much he gave the prescription just for the bucks. I know not all doctors are virtuous angels, but I refuse to be so cynical as to say that he would prescribe anything unnecessarily when an alternate method might be available. As a matter of fact, my wife has joked that anyone entering into swinging should check into Viagra...it's that helpful!

[corkwan 20]

i have only tried viagra, and at small doses. i used a pill cutter (available in the pharmacy) to chop a 50mg pill into quarters. 12.5mg of viagra makes me rock hard, but I've not had any problems with erections, so that is not too surprising.

 

headaches, and other side effects will be reduced if you drop your dose down. in general, it is healthier for you to take as a small a dose as you can to achieve the effects you want.... never mind the cost effective aspect.

 

I'd also like to warn people about buying viagra on the internet. (someone must be responding to this spam!?! ) a large amount of it is fake, or black market quality. i would really try and get a legitimate source if you can. i was lucky enough to get a few free sample packs from a doctor friend.

 

Also, I've heard that drinking alcohol and viagra do not mix well. can anyone comment on that?

[knightmare 16]

Now about the fact to ask my doctor then it would be a bit difficult because at the age of 52 I practically have never consulted a doctor and I do not consider I have any reason to do so... so the question about ED will have to wait still I am not decided to go to a doctor.... one day may be... but not until now.

 

Are you saying you don't go to doctors for any reason or just ED? If the former then I suggest you change your attitude. Regular checkups can be extremely important in finding out about problems earlier, when they are more treatable, rather than later. This is especially true as we get older and 52, while hardly old, is starting to get up there where medical problems rear their ugly heads more frequently . Too many "obviously healthy" people just keel over due to cancer, high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, etc. when they could have been treated if their problem had been diagnosed early enough. JMHO.

[njlp973 21]

Simple question for those that do use a little helper. Which do you find works better for you -Viagra, Cialis or Levitra?

[Handyman69 15]

I'm not sure if this is much help.......Although I don't have any problems performing at home, when out meeting others I had problems being nervous. I now use 20 mg of Cialis with GREAT results. With Cialis it works in less then one hour and goes for three days.

[northindycpl 32]

Do you get the same side effects as with the others, like headache and upset stomach?

[BradAndJanet 70]

I added a poll to this, as it's an interesting question. Thanks, njlp973! (I should not have made it multiple-choice, sorry!)

 

I have tried both Viagra and Cialis. northindycpl, I don't have those side-effects, but the ones I do get - facial flushing and nasal congestion - are pretty much the same. The former only lasts for the first hour or so and the latter I just deal with. I like Cialis better because it lasts so long.

[HeAndDblD 17]

I've used Viagra a few times over the years, but only recently tried Cialis. It is at least as effective as Viagra and lasts longer. I have similar side effects with flushing and a slight vision fuzziness, but it's not as intense with Cialis. I do get nasal congestion with Cialis that I don't get with Viagra.

[AdventurousTxM 19]

I have used Viagra and Cialis. I have a more intense, rigid erection with Viagra, but the effect is gone in 4 to 6 hours. I use 50 mg, and I might see the effect last longer with 100 mg. With Cialis, the erection is not quite as intense, but it is still very good and lasts for 36 hours or so. Both make recovering from an orgasm quicker than without it. To me, that is the biggest benefit. I would use Viagra for one night of play, and Cialis for a weekend of play. I don't think you should mix the two. Also, it's easier to take one Cialis for extended play, and I've read you should only take Viagra once a day.

[JakenReenie 17]

I've tried all three and, for me, the Levitra is far better than the other two. It produces a stronger erection, better control, and a quicker recovery time than either Viagra or Cialis. Again, this is just my experience. Yours may be different.

 

A quick commentary on their advertising:

 

The Levitra commercials feature a dark haired cutie with incredibly seductive eyes talking about how Levitra makes the experience so much better for her man. Well, I think a come-on from her would make a dead man get an erection.

 

I think a much more effective commercial would feature a Roseanne Barr look alike saying: "If he can get it up for ME with Levitra, you know the stuff works."

[Handyman69 15]

Do you get the same side effects as with the others, like headache and upset stomach?

 

I don't get a headache per se...it is more like the pressure in your forehead leading up to a headache, just pressure. This usually is noticeable only on the day after taking the pill (20 mg).

[jrw 18]

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[musikman 15]

Like a previous poster, I don't need to use any of these at home, but I've found that they really help when I'm with new people if I am a little nervous, which inevitably happens now and again. I've tried Viagra and Cialis, and overall find Cialis to be better for me. Viagra produces a much more dramatic effect, but doesn't last very long, plus it gives me horrible acid reflux and a sinus headache. The acid reflux was so bad that it was difficult to stay in the mood. Other friends of mine have experienced the same thing. With Cialis, my erection isn't quite as hard, but it's still really good, regardless of what you're eating or drinking (even alcohol). The great thing is it lasts for 3 days, and with just a little attention you're instantly back in action! I've notice that with both of them, it's sometimes difficult to cum, however. This could be a good or bad thing depending on the situation. If you want to last a long time, it's no problem. I would be curious to try Levitra sometime, just to see.

[Some4mealot4her 15]

Have only tried Viagra, since I too got nervous...the first time, and couldn't perform.

 

No problems getting erect...but with Viagra and/or Viagra substitutes, the erection is unbelievably HARD. Harder than without naturally, and my wife can tell and she likes it.

 

She TELLS me to take it, but I bite a 100mg into approximately thirds (1/3) and it lasts until the next day to early evening. So for the $$$ it's worth it I think. I get face flushing and feel "hot" but only acid reflux if drinking certain beverages.

 

Have also experienced the fact that ejaculation takes longer to happen. All in all, that is a good thing...except I find myself always getting 'sloppy seconds'. LOL

[ready2play 24]

As I have already said I have never taken any drugs (and seldom medicines) and shall never take any...

 

Erection has first to do with a mental attitude rather than to be a physical trouble and I assume that if, for some physical reason caused by an accident, a guy has some difficulties to be hard then - no matter the pill he will take - I doubt he will have any positive result. Now if the problem occurs with age then I really believe that even at 80 a guy can stay hard if he is in the right mood... So no drug for me.

 

This I know to be true, viagra don't work on my man... he has to be ready and turned on. New at swinging this has been a trial for him... but finally The tool worked in the right situation... being with one woman for 29 years (he is only 45) had a lot to do with the mental part.

[Tanman aka Mike and Marie 16]

I am 44 and sorry but the plumbing won't hold pressure like it used to... . I have taken good care of myself, eat a low/no cholesterol, low-fat diet but the erections are not as strong and don't hold like they used to so Levitra has been a "godsend" for me

 

Maybe it is sex with the same woman for 24 years? Familiarity maybe? The erections are a lot harder when we go to a couple local swing clubs? Who knows...I love my wife, still find her attractive, but I have to believe familiarity of 24 years does have something to do with it.

 

One thing to remember, high cholesterol will affect your erections...plaque in the arteries is not good for blood flow and the veins and arteries in the penis are very small and susceptible also so a low fat low cholesterol diet is now more important than ever to "us guys". Also don't forget antihistamines such as Sudafed will cause you to not be able to get an erection so be aware of that.

[EdnTerry 15]

I am 51 (damn hard to believe) and have been using V for 2 or 3 years. I did not need it when I started (seems to be the FIRST thing that is said after a guy says he uses it) and still do not now. I still get rock hard a lot without using V. But I think there is a possibility of problems. If you don't take a V then you wonder if it will get hard when you want it to, and we all know what happens when a male mind wonders if his dick is going to get hard, it won't. So there may be a possibility of a dependence for mental reasons.

[couplewanting50 65]

I used Viagra for quite a while, then tried the others. At the time of my comparisons, I felt that Viagra had more punch, though a shorter duration. Since then, I have tried Cialis again and find it to be incredible, and also really enjoyed the longer time period.

 

One side effect of Cialis they list, and that I did experience, was leg and lower back pain. I only get that if I take it several days in a row.

 

Great stuff.

[oreophxation 15]

I have used Viagra, Cialis, Levitra and found that Viagra is great for the night out, swingers party, house party when you plan on using the tool. However, Cialis is great if taken on a Friday and your ready whenever nature calls.........they work best on an empty stomach, let it absorb in your system then you can eat and have a drink but not in excess...