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VIDALISTA alternative to viagra

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
47 weeks ago

Has anyone else tried Vidalista? Hubby tried it last weekend, not that he uses viagra, but fancied a mad weekend and they are amazing! Literally had the horn for 72 hours straight, none of the side effects from other options, amazing xx

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By *ornywelsh2sumCouple
47 weeks ago

Neath valley.

That stuff is dangerous. Read up online.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
47 weeks ago

Really I will look now x

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
47 weeks ago

I have just looked it up, it contains the same ingredients that they sell in the uk but it’s not licensed here, to be fair he felt great no side effects no headaches, but he wouldn’t be taking them all the time, I can see why they call it the weekender it’s good stuff x

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By *ambler55Man
47 weeks ago

aberdeenshire

There is nothing wrong with the vidalista pills generic cialis,100% tadalafil. been taking them for years.Made by a big pharmacy in india.just because its not made in the uk everyone thinks it not safe.Its sold all over the world.

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By *ornywelsh2sumCouple
47 weeks ago

Neath valley.

But you cannot be sure how much tadifil is invidalista

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By *ambler55Man
47 weeks ago

aberdeenshire

been using them for about 8 years now.never had a bad performance yet.if they were not good i would not be taking them.you would think that the way some folk go on here about pills not being made in the uk.just because they are not made in the uk dosnt mean that they are not good to take.they are not made in a shed in someones back garden as some on here think.they are regulated where they are made also.

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By *AZTASTICMan
47 weeks ago

Barry

I take viagra when needed always makes me flushed and gives me a headache. Be nice to try alternative

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By *ogerBottomsMan
47 weeks ago

Aberdare

Just been reading up on it. It seems that _ornywelsh2sum are right. It's unregulated and often counterfeit. Tadalafil (which I found much more effective and less problematic than Sildenafil/Viagra) is cheap enough online, so I don't know why anyone would take the risk.

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By *ambler55Man
46 weeks ago

aberdeenshire

Plenty of alternatives out there apart from viagra types.tadalafil/vidalista as mentioned on here which are the 12-24 pill,also good are vardenafil lasts 5 hrs max hardly any side effects at all.the p5roblem some get with headaches taking sildenafils is they dont drink enough water,drink at least half a pint before and some during after.

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By *ojo2joWoman
46 weeks ago

Penclawdd

The issue is less to do with whether a substance is unregulated but whether the person taking it has an underlying health condition that they may or may not know about.

The various erectile dysfunction drugs all have other medical uses eg. Reducing hypertension (high blood pressure) which is why it’s best to use after seeking medical advice.

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By *ogerBottomsMan
46 weeks ago

Aberdare

If something is unregulated, though, you don't necessarily know what you're getting, whereas Viagra and Cialis sold legitimately in the UK will be exactly as much of the active ingredient as it says on the pack.

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By *ojo2joWoman
46 weeks ago

Penclawdd


"If something is unregulated, though, you don't necessarily know what you're getting, whereas Viagra and Cialis sold legitimately in the UK will be exactly as much of the active ingredient as it says on the pack. "

Agree but should still be taken with medical/ pharmacy input due to potentially underlying medical conditions

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By *ogerBottomsMan
46 weeks ago

Aberdare

Well yes.

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