Vidalista 60 mg (Tadalafil Tablets)

Vidalista 60 Mg

Vidalista 60 mg is marketed as a tadalafil tablet for erectile dysfunction (ED). People searching for this product often want to know how it works, how long its effects may last, and whether this strength is suitable for them.

The strength deserves particular attention. 60 mg is above the maximum recommended as-needed tadalafil dose of 20 mg for ED in U.S. prescribing information. A higher number on the pack does not mean the medicine is a better choice. Before using this product, have a healthcare professional review the dose and your medical history.

For more information about the brand, see our Vidalista guide.

What Is Vidalista 60 mg?

Vidalista 60 mg is a product sold as containing 60 mg of tadalafil per tablet. Tadalafil belongs to a group of medicines called phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors, usually shortened to PDE5 inhibitors.

For men with ED, tadalafil can help with getting and keeping an erection during sexual stimulation. It does not increase sexual desire or permanently cure the underlying cause of erectile difficulties.

Check the original packaging and patient leaflet to confirm the ingredient, strength, manufacturer, batch number, and expiry date. Information on a website alone cannot establish a particular tablet’s authenticity or suitability.

How Does Tadalafil Work?

An erection depends partly on blood flowing into the penis in response to sexual stimulation. Tadalafil supports this process by blocking PDE5, an enzyme involved in breaking down a chemical messenger called cGMP.

This allows the muscles involved in penile blood flow to remain relaxed for longer. However, taking tadalafil does not automatically produce an erection. Sexual stimulation is still needed.

How Is Vidalista 60 Different From Standard Tadalafil Doses?

The main difference is the stated amount of tadalafil in each tablet.

Approved tadalafil treatment for ED uses different doses depending on whether it is taken occasionally or every day:

Treatment scheduleDoses described in U.S. prescribing information
As neededUsually starts at 10 mg; may be adjusted to 5 mg or 20 mg
Once dailyUsually starts at 2.5 mg; may be increased to 5 mg

A 60 mg tablet is not a standard ED dose in these prescribing instructions. Do not select it simply because a lower dose did not work on one occasion. A clinician should review your response, side effects, and other medicines before changing treatment.

How Quickly Does Tadalafil Work, and How Long Does It Last?

For approved as-needed treatment, tadalafil is generally taken at least 30 minutes before sexual activity. The response varies between people.

Its effect on erectile function may last for up to 36 hours. This describes a period during which erections may be easier to achieve with sexual stimulation; it does not mean an erection should continue for 36 hours. These findings do not establish that a 60 mg product works faster or lasts longer.

What Should You Check Before Taking It?

Discuss your health and current medicines with a doctor or pharmacist before using a tadalafil product. Mention any previous reaction to ED treatment and any history of:

  • Heart disease, chest pain, heart attack, or stroke.
  • Low blood pressure or poorly controlled blood pressure.
  • Kidney or liver problems.
  • Sudden vision loss or significant hearing problems.
  • Conditions that increase the risk of a prolonged erection.

Some people need a lower dose, a longer interval between doses, or a different treatment. Do not use general tadalafil timing instructions as a dosing plan for Vidalista 60 mg.

Which Medicines Can Interact With Tadalafil?

Do not take tadalafil with nitrate medicines, including nitroglycerin used for chest pain, or recreational nitrites known as “poppers.” The combination can cause a dangerous fall in blood pressure. Tadalafil must also not be used with riociguat.

Other medicines needing review include alpha-blockers, blood-pressure treatments, certain antibiotics, antifungal medicines, and HIV medicines. Tell your healthcare professional about supplements and nonprescription products as well.

Do not combine tadalafil with sildenafil, vardenafil, avanafil, or another ED treatment on your own.

What Side Effects Can Occur?

Tadalafil can cause:

  • Headache.
  • Indigestion.
  • Facial flushing.
  • A blocked nose.
  • Back pain or muscle aches.
  • Dizziness.

Speak with a healthcare professional if symptoms are troublesome or do not settle. Avoid taking an extra tablet because the first dose did not give the expected result.

When Is Urgent Help Needed?

Get urgent medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours, sudden loss of vision or hearing, chest pain, or symptoms of a severe allergic reaction.

If chest pain occurs after tadalafil, do not take nitrate medicine yourself. Tell emergency staff that you have taken tadalafil and when you took it.

Can Food or Alcohol Affect Treatment?

Tadalafil can be taken with or without food. Drinking heavily can increase the risk of dizziness and low blood pressure and may also make getting an erection more difficult.

Ask your prescriber about alcohol if you take blood-pressure medicines or have previously felt faint after ED treatment.

What If Tadalafil Does Not Work?

An unsatisfactory response does not automatically mean you need a stronger tablet. Speak with your prescriber about how you used the medicine, whether sexual stimulation was present, any side effects, and other treatments you take.

A review can help determine whether to adjust treatment or investigate another cause of the problem. Do not increase the dose yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Vidalista 60 mg the same as Cialis?

Both are described as tadalafil products, but sharing an ingredient does not establish equivalent product quality, regulatory approval, or dosing. Cialis prescribing information does not list 60 mg as a recommended ED dose.

Can Vidalista 60 mg be taken every day?

It should not be treated as a routine daily ED tablet. Approved daily tadalafil doses for ED are much lower, generally 2.5 mg or 5 mg.

Does it increase stamina or sexual desire?

Tadalafil helps erectile function through its effect on blood flow. It does not increase sexual desire and should not be presented as a general stamina treatment.

Can I take another tablet if the first does not work?

Do not take an additional tablet or change your dose without medical advice. Tell your prescriber about the response so they can review your treatment safely.

How should tadalafil tablets be stored?

Keep tablets in their original packaging, away from excess heat and moisture, and out of children’s reach. Follow the storage instructions supplied with the product and do not use expired tablets.