Varditra 60 Mg

What is Varditra 60 mg ?

• Varditra 60 mg is an effective medicine used for the treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED) in men.
• It allows you to obtain and sustain an erection by increasing blood flow to the penis during sexual arousal.
• Varditra acts quickly and is effective for a long duration which allows you to have the confidence and endurance to enjoy fully the intimate moments.

Key Component

Components of Varditra include Vardenafil which is well known for being a potent PDE5 inhibitor that allows for increased circulation of blood in the penile region – Vardenafil (60 mg).

How It Works

• Taking Varditra 60 mg makes your blood vessels in the penis relax, which enables increased blood flow with Vardenafil during sexual excitement.
• Because of this, it is easier for the person to get and maintain an erection that is satisfactory and hard enough for intercourse.
• The best part is the effect usually starts working within half an hour or an hour after taking the tablet, so a person has some flexibility in taking the medicine, and the best part is the effects can last for up to eight hours

How to Take Varditra 60 mg

For optimal results, it is better to take one tablet of Varditra 60 mg with water 30 minutes before sexual activity – preferably on an empty stomach. Avoid heavy meals, alcohol, and juice from grapefruits, since these have the potential to hinder the efficiency of the medicine.

Side Effects

• Head pain
• Lightheadedness
• Nasal congestion with or without infection
• Flushing (warmth in the face or chest)
• Burning sensation in stomach
• Mild back or muscle ache

Dosage Guide of Varditra 60 mg

• One dose of a single tablet within 24 hours is the ideal maximum dosage.
• Do not exceed these guidelines.
• If you are using erectile dysfunction drugs for the first time or have underlying medical conditions, seek medical advice before use.

Safety and Warnings

• It is not wise for individuals under 18 or over 65 to take this medication for men without a doctor’s approval.
• Avoid if you suffer from serious heart, liver, or kidney diseases
• Not appropriate if taken with nitrates or after recent strokes or heart attacks.

Drug Interactions

• Nitrates (used for chest pain)
• Alpha-Blockers (for high blood pressure or prostate problems)
• Antibiotic or anti-fungal medicines
• HIV/AIDS therapy drugs
• Other recreational drugs such as “poppers” or ED medications.