First 12 minutes. The body quickly absorbs Sildenafil and it’s found some men get an erection within 12 minutes of popping a Sildenafil.
60 minutes. An hour marks a crucial point with Sildenafil as after nearly 50 minutes have passed you’ll reach the “maximum erection potential”. This is when the drug reaches its highest concentration in the blood, which explains why doctors advise taking one an hour before sex. According to the study, men can have erections lasting up to 33 minutes within an hour of taking the drug.
Four hours. It’s possible you may still be able to have sex, although the effects of the Sildenafil will be steadily reducing.
10 hours. Even after 10 hours, scientists found men still could get an erection – and found it just as easy as it was two hours after dosing up.
12 hours. It’s still possible to have sex, but with the average erection lasting 16 Minutes
24/7 : After one day the effects of Sildenafil will have worn off. Almost all traces of the drug disappear from the blood stream, along with any boost to sexual performance. Hint Hint Nudge Nudge
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I am on a lot of dick-killer medicines: antidepressants and high blood pressure pills. Also, being HIV+ for over 40 years does not help the sad situation. Viagra and the other similar drugs give me a stuffy nose and a headache that can last for days. I already have sinus problems. So, I have been using Trimix for years and it is working well. You have to get past the squeamish part of sticking a needle in your dick, and dodging blood vessels and capillaries along the way. I have no systemic side effects. I’m in the US and it’s not covered under any prescription drug insurance, so I pay cash to a reputable compounding pharmacy recommended by my urologist. Sometimes the results are not as desired/expected because I did not hit the “sweet spot” during injection, but overall it’s changed my sex life for good.
I have used viagra and cialis.
I often get a mild headache with viagra and feel a bit sinus-y too.
I find it a bit ‘peaky’ ie a narrow window of effect.
Plus the hard-on I get feels a little weird, kind of like it’s swollen.
I think it’s worth playing with the dose – more is not always necessarily better.
Despite all that, I find it good enough and I like the different feeling of my viagraed- up cock in my hand and with a man.
Cialis is different, much longer lasting and overall more natural feeling.
I have found it less easy to get hold of.
And I’m really happy to be drug-free sometimes and just use a cock ring.
It’s all good fun.
I am 79 and I rarely get erections anymore when I watch porn which I do everyday usually 3 or 4 times a day but my nipples get seriously hard and sensitive and as I tease them I have enormous pleasure something like a long orgasm without the ejaculation. Once or twice a week my friend and I get together for morning sex and lunch and I will usually take a Cialis because we make out and suck each others cocks for a couple of hours before we orgasm or at least we try to prolong the play but sometimes we are so horny and we act like 16 year olds but all in all our sex is awesome.
How has taking Sildenafil effected you sex life?
None of the above explains what happens beyond the mechanics of an erection. When I get aroused naturally, my dick gets like a crowbar when I am really turned on. Such as after a week of abstinence. Arousal is first, then the hardness. Does Viagra just give me the hard-on? I’ve never understood.
It was actually intended to prevent ischemic events originally. People forget that drugs often have multiple uses simply because they act the same way throughout the body. Viagra increases blood flow to the heart and brain (the original purpose) but also to the penis (what it’s mostly used for now) and to the eye (and those capillaries can burst, leading to blindness, really bad side effect).