Cialis Together contains tadalafil 10mg and helps men with erection difficulties by improving blood flow to the penis during sexual arousal. It is a pharmacy medicine, meaning you can buy it without a prescription after a health check. Many men choose it for its long duration of action and reliable results.

No. Cialis Together is an over-the-counter pharmacy medicine, but a pharmacist must check your suitability before supply. They ensure it’s safe based on your symptoms, health conditions and any medicines you take. This protects against risks linked to heart conditions or drug interactions.

Cialis Together usually starts working in about 30 minutes and can last up to 36 hours.  This long window means you do not need to time sex precisely. It will only work when you are sexually aroused, and you should not take more than one tablet in 24 hours.

Common side effects include headache, flushing, indigestion, blocked nose and muscle aches. These typically settle as the medicine wears off. Rare but serious symptoms such as chest pain or a prolonged erection require urgent medical attention. Speak to a clinician if regular side effects affect daily life.

Cialis Together is not suitable for men taking nitrates, those with severe heart or liver disease, recent stroke or heart attack, very low blood pressure or certain eye conditions. The pharmacist will check these risks before supplying it. You must answer all questions honestly for safe use.

Both contain tadalafil, but Cialis Together is a fixed 10mg strength available only from pharmacies without a prescription. Regular Cialis offers multiple strengths, including daily tablets, and requires a prescription. The effectiveness is similar when comparing the same dose.

Yes. Cialis Together 10mg works the same as prescription Cialis 10mg because they contain the same active ingredient. The main differences are access, pack size and the need for a pharmacist check instead of a prescription. Suitability depends on your symptoms and overall health.

Cialis Together was reclassified after safety reviews showed it could be supplied safely by pharmacists with appropriate checks. It allows men with mild-to-moderate ED to access treatment quickly while still receiving a professional assessment. This helps prevent unsafe online self-medication.

The pharmacist will confirm your symptoms, heart health, blood pressure, medicines and any history of chest pain or vision problems. These checks identify risks and ensure tadalafil is safe for you. They may refer you to a GP if something needs further review.

Cialis Together may help, but men with more severe ED often need tailored dosing, which requires a prescription. If symptoms are persistent or worsening, a prescriber can explore higher strengths or alternative ED treatments to find the right option.

Yes. Some men respond better to tadalafil, especially if timing or meal interactions affected sildenafil’s performance. If you’ve tried sildenafil without success, the pharmacist will still confirm it’s safe to try Cialis Together.

Cialis Together is generally used when needed, but some men take it more regularly if they have frequent sexual activity. If you’re using it often, a prescriber may consider whether daily tadalafil or an alternative option is more suitable.

Cialis Together works equally well with or without food. Moderate alcohol is usually fine, but heavy drinking can reduce your ability to get an erection and increase dizziness or low blood pressure. Keeping alcohol intake low helps the tablet work more reliably and improves overall sexual performance.

If Cialis Together doesn’t help, you may need a different strength or another ED medicine, which requires a prescription. Sometimes timing, stress, alcohol or medical conditions affect results. A prescriber can review your symptoms, check your heart health and explore other treatments to find the most effective option.