Vardenafil helps treat erection difficulties by improving blood flow to the penis when you’re sexually aroused. It works in the same way as the original brand Levitra, but at a lower cost. Many men find vardenafil reliable, especially when they want an alternative to sildenafil or tadalafil.

Vardenafil usually works within 25–60 minutes, and its effects last for around 4-6 hours. It won’t trigger an erection on its own; sexual arousal is still needed. Some men prefer it because it’s less affected by food compared with sildenafil.

Yes. Vardenafil is medically identical to Levitra because it contains the same active ingredient. The brand name doesn’t affect how well the medicine works. Many men choose the generic because it delivers the same results at a more affordable price.

Common side effects include headache, flushing, indigestion and a blocked nose. Some men notice dizziness or visual changes. These effects usually settle as the medicine wears off. If side effects are troublesome or persistent, a prescriber can suggest alternatives or adjust the dose.

Vardenafil is unsuitable if you take nitrates, have very low blood pressure, recent stroke or heart attack, severe heart or liver disease or certain eye conditions. A prescriber will check your health and medicines to confirm it’s safe and appropriate.

Vardenafil works similarly to Viagra but may act faster for some men. Cialis lasts much longer (up to 36 hours)while vardenafil provides a 4-6 hour window. Some men prefer vardenafil if they want a reliable option that isn’t affected by food in the same way as sildenafil.

Yes. All vardenafil strengths, including those equivalent to Levitra, are prescription-only. A prescriber will review your health, symptoms and medicines to check it’s safe. Online supply also requires a proper consultation.

Levitra is the original brand name, so many men recognise it more easily. However, vardenafil is medically identical and works in exactly the same way. Most men choose vardenafil because it offers the same effect at a better price, with no difference in strength or quality.

Some studies suggest vardenafil may perform slightly better in men with diabetes compared with sildenafil. It often works reliably even when diabetes affects blood flow or nerve sensitivity. A prescriber will assess whether vardenafil is a good option based on your symptoms and medical history.

Yes. Many men try vardenafil when sildenafil has been unpredictable or when timing around meals has been difficult. Vardenafil may offer more consistent results for some men, especially if food interactions or side effects were a problem with other ED tablets.

Yes. Vardenafil is often suitable for older men because it tends to work reliably and isn’t heavily affected by meals. Suitability depends on heart health, blood pressure and other medicines, which a prescriber will review before prescribing.

Vardenafil works with or without food, though a very heavy or fatty meal may slow it slightly. Moderate alcohol is usually fine, but heavy drinking can reduce erections and increase dizziness or low blood pressure. Keeping alcohol low helps the medicine work best.

If vardenafil doesn’t help, a prescriber may adjust the dose, check for timing issues or explore alternative ED medicines such as tadalafil or avanafil. Sometimes underlying health problems or stress can affect results, so a review can help identify the best next steps.

Yes. Vardenafil is considered safe long term when monitored by a clinician. Regular reviews ensure the dose remains appropriate and check for changes in your health or medicines. Many men use it for years with good results.