Spedra contains avanafil and helps men with erection difficulties by improving blood flow to the penis when sexually aroused. It is the fastest-acting ED tablet available in the UK, offering quick and reliable results. Many men choose it when they want minimal waiting time.

Spedra can start working in as little as 15 minutes and may last for around 4-6 hours. This rapid onset makes it helpful for men who prefer flexibility rather than waiting 30-60 minutes like with other ED tablets. Sexual arousal is still required. 

Spedra works at a similar effectiveness to other ED medicines but starts working much faster. Many men choose it because the rapid onset reduces the stress of timing sex. If speed is the main priority, Spedra is often the preferred option.

Common side effects include headache, flushing, blocked nose and dizziness. These are usually short-lived. Rare symptoms such as chest pain, vision changes or a prolonged erection need urgent medical attention. If mild effects become bothersome, a prescriber can explore alternatives.

Spedra is unsuitable for men taking nitrates, those with severe heart or liver disease, very low blood pressure or recent stroke or heart attack. Certain eye conditions and interacting medicines also require caution. A prescriber will confirm it is safe for you.

Spedra starts working the fastest, while Viagra and Levitra take around 30-60 minutes. Cialis lasts much longer- up to 36 hours. Effectiveness is similar overall, but men often choose Spedra when speed and convenience are the main priorities.

Yes. All strengths of Spedra are prescription-only. A clinician will check your heart health, medical history and other medicines to confirm it is safe and suitable. Online pharmacies also require a full consultation.

Many men prefer Spedra because it starts working much faster than sildenafil. The shorter waiting time helps reduce pressure around timing sex, especially for men who find sildenafil unpredictable after meals. Spedra can feel more natural for men wanting quicker responsiveness.

Spedra can work effectively for men with diabetes or obesity, although response varies from person to person. Some men find its fast onset helpful when nerve sensitivity or blood flow issues affect erections. A prescriber will check your overall health before recommending it.

Yes. If you’ve found sildenafil or vardenafil difficult to time around meals or sex, Spedra’s rapid onset may suit you better. It gives a shorter wait and can reduce anxiety linked to planning intimacy.

Spedra generally works well whether taken with or without food, though a very heavy meal may slow its onset slightly. Moderate alcohol is usually fine, but heavy drinking can reduce erections and increase dizziness or low blood pressure.

Yes. Spedra is often suitable for older men, provided their heart health, blood pressure and medicines are reviewed first. Its quick onset makes it appealing for men who want a simple, predictable option. A prescriber will assess safety before prescribing.

If Spedra doesn’t help, a prescriber may review dose timing, underlying health issues or interactions with other medicines. Some men respond better to tadalafil or vardenafil, depending on personal factors. Never increase the dose yourself.

Yes. Spedra is considered safe for long-term use when monitored. Regular reviews ensure it remains suitable and check for changes in your health or medicines. Many men use it for years without problems.