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A Comparison Between Levitra And Viagra

No controlled studies have yet been done comparing Levitra directly with Viagra, so it is difficult to compare features directly. However, here is an overview of some of the issues:

Levitra Pros:

·	May work somewhat faster

·	May be more effective even on a full stomach (though even Levitra is slowed by a very fatty meal)

·	Less likely to have visual disturbance side effect (Viagra sometimes causes a bluish tint to vision, a harmless side effect that wears off along with the drug)

Viagra Pros:

·	Extremely well-tested and well understood drug. Viagra has been taken by millions of people worldwide. Levitra is a newer drug that has not been used by as many people.

Issues where neither Levitra nor Viagra has an advantage:

·	Effective in about the same percentage of people (about 80%)

·	Work essentially in the same way

·	Have similar side effects

·	About the same price

·	Last about the same amount of time (3-4 hours)

One of Levitra's main claims to fame is that it is supposed to work faster than Viagra. The idea being that a faster-acting drug allows for more romantic spontaneity.

Conventional wisdom has been that Viagra takes 30 minutes to an hour to kick-in. However, Pfizer released a study in December 2002 that showed that "Results showed that within 14 minutes of taking Viagra, 35 percent of men achieved at least one erection that resulted in successful sexual intercourse. A majority of men (51 percent) achieved this response within 20 minutes." So, for many men, Viagra too can work in less than 30 minutes.

An important point with Viagra is that it works fastest on an empty stomach; Levitra, however, is said to be less sensitive to food or alcohol intake. That may be one reason why for some men Levitra works somewhat faster. Here is a quote from some research on this issue:

In a separate randomized, double-blind study, men with mild to severe ED received a four-week supply of Levitra 20 mg or placebo and were asked to start sexual activity immediately after dosing. Results showed that significantly more men taking Levitra 20 mg experienced an erection adequate for successful completion of intercourse as early as 16 minutes after dosing compared with men taking placebo (34 per cent versus 24 per cent, respectively).

Both drugs last about as long, up to four hours, though some people report residual effects up to a full day later. A competing drug, Cialis, has been nicknamed the "weekender" because it lasts much longer, up to two or three days.

More is not better with these drugs. In fact, you should try to take the smallest dose that is effective for you. Lower doses generally result in fewer side effects. Taking too much can be uncomfortable and is potentially dangerous.

Both Levitra and Viagra should be taken at most once a day. Never take more than one dose a day of either drug.

If Viagra doesn't work for you, it's worth giving Levitra a try. Each person is different, and your body may respond better to Levitra than Viagra. However, do not take both drugs on the same day, and it's a good idea to get a full physical to make sure something serious isn't causing your ED.

It's important to note that the maximum dose for Viagra is 100mg while the maximum dose of Levitra is 20mg. The two drugs do the same thing in the body, they inhibit the PDE-5 enzyme. However, Levitra is a much more targeted drug that does the job with a lower dose. So if you've tried 100mg of Viagra with no success, try 20mg of Levitra, but no more. Overdosing won't make the drug any more effective.

Sometimes when Viagra doesn't work for people, it's due to a misunderstanding of just what is supposed to happen. Neither Viagra nor Levitra is an aphrodisiac: they will not make you want sex. They only help you get an erection when you are sexually stimulated. Also, neither drug works instantaneously they both take 15 minutes to an hour to kick in. So experimenting how and when you take either drug can help.

Viagra pills come in three varieties: 100 mg, 50 mg, and 25 mg. The maximum dose is 100 mg; you should not take more than 100 mg, and most people get effective results with less. However, it makes sense to buy 100 mg pills and cut them into half or into four pieces using a pill cutter (available at any drugstore). This is the cheapest way to buy Viagra.

Levitra pills come in four dosages: 20 mg, 10 mg, 5 mg and 2.5 mg.

Even if you are already taking Viagra, it makes sense to try Levitra at a relatively low dose, see how that works, and increase the dose to find the one right for you. Levitra is a more targeted drug than Viagra, so it is effective at lower doses.