The question now is: What is the cheapest way to get these drugs? And is it safe to buy them online?

The short answer is that buying drugs online is definitely your most cost effective and time efficient option available and with proper research and conscientiousness, it can be a safe option as well. It is not, however, safe to buy any drug (for ED or otherwise) online if you have not first spoken to your doctor and gotten a prescription (if required for that drug). So first you should talk to your health care provider about whether Viagra (for example) is good for you. It may be an awkward conversation to have, but you’re doctor is used to it and it may feel good to get your frustration off your chest.

Before buying pills online, you need to do some serious research. Does this website look legitimate? Is it located in the United States? Do they have professional medical advisors that you could speak with? It’s a good idea to ask around for advice, to friends, coworkers, even online message boards.

After that, you’re good to go! You’ll find that buying your Viagra or Womera or even birth control pills online can be a safe and efficient way to discreetly get the medicines you need. And generally speaking, once your initial prescription runs out, as long as your condition is the same and you haven’t started taking any additional medications (that may not mix well together), then it should be safe to continue buying your pills online.

Viagra (sildenafil): Known as “the blue pill,” this drug has been shown to improve sexual activity in over 80% of men with impotence, resulting more powerful and longer lasting erections and for most, sildenafil works in under one hour.  The active ingredient, sildenafil citrate, is known as a PDE-5 (phosphodiesterase type 5) inhibitor, which is the enzyme that controls cGMP, the chemical that that increases and decreases the size of the blood vessels which carry blood in and out of the penis. Viagra inhibits the cGMP enzyme, leading to longer and harder erections, effectively treating erectile dysfunction.  Viagra also has an established safety profile of over 10 years.

Levitra (vardenafil): Levitra, another ED drug, may work faster for some than Viagra.  Levitra is more selective in its “attack” of PDE-5 so it doesn’t affect other isoenzymes—result: a smaller dose is effective for ED.  For men with ED, it also helps achieve greater endurance and experience harder erections and it takes effect within 30 minutes or less.  Levitra also stays in your system for 24 hours, with very few side effects and is effective in 80% of those who take it.

Cialis (tadalafil): Cialis like Levitra and Viagra, is also in the class of medications called phosphodiesterase (PDE) inhibitors, but was set apart from its ED medication predecessors by its 36-hour effectiveness, which earned it the nickname, “The Weekend Pill.”  The active ingredient in Cialis, tadalafil, distinguishes it from Viagra and Levitra because it has a longer half-life (17.5 hours) in the body compared to Viagra and Levitra (4–5 hours), and a longer duration of action—so you don’t have to plan ahead with Cialis…

Sildenafil (Lovex) : A generic form of Viagra, containg the same active ingredient, Sildenafil, with the addition of the all natural ED treatment plant, Yohimbee.

For example, Levitra is the drug uses a smaller dose, but starts working faster than Viagra.  It is known that Viagra works for about 4 or 5 hours, but it can also be effective up to 12 hours taking into account individual peculiarities of every person. Levitra’s action lasts for about the same time, but Cialis has a great advantage over the other two drugs: it remains effective for 24 hours and even up to 36 hours for different patients, which is why it got the nickname, “the weekend pill”.

Each pill has its own advantages and yet almost all the drugs have side effects too. The well-known Viagra, the same as Levitra and Cialis can cause headaches, upset stomach, flushing, vision tint and a stuffy nose.  Yet Levitra seems to have fewer or at least less strong side effects. But it all depends on the individual qualities of health and organism of every patient.  You should also remember that before you begin to take one of the 3 medications for ED, you should also consider lifestyle factors that may play a role in your ED, such as exercise diet and smoking.