Levitra
| Pack Size | 5mg | 10mg | 20mg |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 Tablets | £31.49(£7.87/tablet) | £37.99(£9.50/tablet) | £39.80(£9.95/tablet) |
| 8 Tablets | £53.49(£6.69/tablet) | £69.99(£8.75/tablet) | £72.49(£9.06/tablet) |
| 16 Tablets | £131.99(£8.25/tablet) | £137.49(£8.59/tablet) | |
| 24 Tablets | £182.49(£7.60/tablet) | £201.49(£8.40/tablet) |
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About Levitra
What is Levitra?
Levitra works by relaxing muscles in the walls of the blood vessels. Sexual stimulation increases the blood flow to the penis. Following sexual stimulation, Levitra helps to produce an erection that will be firmer and longer lasting. Its effects can last for up to 6 hours.
Is Levitra suitable for you?
Levitra is not suitable for everyone and will not be prescribed to anyone under the age of 18 years. It is therefore important that our doctor knows your full medical history.
Our doctors may only prescribe this medicine with special care or may not prescribe it at all if you:
- are aged over 65 years
- are allergic or sensitive to or have had a reaction to any of the ingredients in the medicine
- are on dialysis
- have a medical condition that stops you from engaging in sexual activity. This includes certain heart and circulation problems such as angina
- have bleeding problems
- have conditions which increase the risk of priapism such as sickle cell anaemia, leukaemia or multiple myeloma
- have had a stroke or a heart attack within the last six months
- have heart problems or have risk factors for developing heart problems
- have hereditary eye disorders
- have kidney problems
- have liver problems
- have loss of vision
- have low blood pressure
- have metabolic problems
- have penile problems such as a deformed penis, Peyronie’s disease or penile scarring
- have stomach ulcers
Can I take Levitra with other medicines?
Levitra can interact with some medicines used for the treatment of some heart conditions such as nicorandil or nitrates, such as GTN spray or isosorbide mononitrate. It is important to inform our doctors of any medicines you are taking whether they are prescribed or purchased over the counter.
How to take your Levitra
Levitra will take a short time to work and therefore should be taken around 25 – 60 minutes before sexual activity. It can be taken with or without food, however, avoid taking with high fat meals as this can delay its effects. This medicine may not have the desired effect the first time it is taken, however, it can be more effective the next time it is taken. Levitra must not be taken more than once in 24 hour period.
To increase the effectiveness of this medicine, avoid taking this medicine with more than one or two units of alcohol.
If you are taking a class of medicine called alpha-blocker, you must leave at least six hours before taking this medicine. You must inform our doctor of any medicines you are taking.
Possible Side Effects of Levitra
Most people taking this medicine will not experience side effects. However, common side effects of taking this medicine can include headaches, blocked nose, feeling dizzy, flushing, indigestion.
If you experience any eyesight problems you must stop taking this medicine and contact a doctor. If you experience any side effects, other than those listed, please inform a doctor.