Valif

What is Valif?

Valif is an oral medication for erectile dysfunction that contains vardenafil as its active ingredient. Usually, when men experience sexual stimulation, the blood flows to the penis, causing and maintaining an erection. However, in men with ED, this process doesn't work properly, and they may have difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection.

Valif increases the blood flow to the penis and has fewer side effects than sildenafil and tadalafil (the two other oral ED treatment options). It is also a low-risk treatment for people suffering from other conditions and comorbidities.

How does Valif work?

An enzyme called PDE5 constricts the blood vessels of the penis. Valif stops this enzyme from taking effect by widening the blood vessels, allowing blood to enter the penis, and providing men with harder, longer-lasting erections.

Valif (vardenafil) is also considered more potent than other ED treatments such as sildenafil. This means you don't need to take a stronger dose for it to work. Vardenafil's initial dose is only 10 mg, compared to sildenafil's 50mg. When you use vardenafil, there is less chance that you will experience negative effects because you are taking less of the medication.

I took Valif but it didn’t work. What should I do?

Please let us know if you take Valif and discover that it has no effect, takes a long time to take effect, or only lasts a short while. Tell our doctor if you take Valif and don’t notice any difference. The issue might be resolved by changing to a higher dose or modifying your current dose.

In order to obtain the best benefits from Valif, you may also need to limit your alcohol intake, stop smoking if you currently smoke, eat a light meal while taking it, engage in daily physical activity, and generally try to lead a healthy lifestyle.

But keep in mind that Vardenafil only helps with erections; it has no effect on sexual desire. It only takes effect when you are sexually stimulated.

How to take Valif

Take one Valif tablet 30-60 minutes before you plan to be sexually active. With or without food, swallow it whole with some water.

Consult your doctor if the dosage isn't working. It is important to note that Valif only works effectively when you are sexually aroused. Consult your doctor if you experience any adverse effects that last a long time or cause you a lot of trouble.

Valif with food and alcohol

It can take longer for Valif to start working if you take it with a substantial or high-fat meal.

You should limit your alcohol consumption because excessive alcohol use can lead to erectile dysfunction.

Additionally, you should refrain from consuming grapefruit juice while using Valif. Because grapefruit juice actually strengthens the drug's action and boosts its potency in the body, it considerably raises your likelihood of experiencing side effects.

What dosage of Valif is right for me?

There are two doses of Valif available: 10mg and 20mg.

Your doctor will usually prescribe Valif 10 mg if you are taking it for the first time. If Valif 10 mg has little or no effect, your doctor may modify the treatment or increase the dosage.

Mild side effects like headache are commonly experienced with Valif. However, if you have any other side effects or underlying health issues, you must inform your doctor beforehand so that they can suggest an appropriate treatment for you.