Drug Title

Silvitra (Sildenafil & Vardenafi)

Common use

Silvitra is a new combination therapy drug, including such powerful erectile dysfunction solutions as Sildenafil and Vardenafil in its compound. Combination of those drugs makes Silvitra the number one option for patients with ED, who desire to get a long and stable erection.

Dosage and direction

Usual dose of Silvitra doesn’t exceed one tablet once daily, an hour before sexual activity. Note that Silvitra doesn’t cause erection without stimulation, acting only when it’s needed. Do not overdose the medication. Silvitra is not addictive and can be used by patients from 18 to 90 years old.

Contraindications

It’s necessary to consult your doctor before taking the drug. Patients with hypersensitivity (allergy) to any of the drug’s component should avoid taking Silvitra. The history of heart diseases should not take the drug without a thorough consultation with a medical specialist. Patients with hypotension should avoid using Silvitra.

Drug interaction

Silvitra belongs to a class of PDE5 inhibitors and should not be taken together with any nitrate-based medications. Patients should avoid taking the drug together with other antihypertensive medications.

Missed dose

In case you have missed the dose of Silvitra, take the tablet as soon as you remember it. Do not take more than one tablet of Silvitra once daily.

Overdose

If you have overdosed the medication and got exposed to the side effects of the drug, please, contact your doctor immediately for an advice or medical help.

Storage

Store Silvitra in a dry place at room temperatures. Do not expose it to direct sunlight. Keep the drug away from children.

Safety Measures

Silvitra 120 mg should not be taken if you are suffering from coronary disease or taking any drugs containing nitrates or nitrites. Do not take Silvitra 120 mg if you’re allergic to either Sildenafil Citrate or Vardenafil. Please always read the patient information leaflet packed with the medicine before taking it.

Side Effects

All possible side effects are reversible and will disappear once PDE5 inhibitor has stopped working. Not all patients may face side effects and if faced they can be of a varying degree of manifestation depending on the individual tolerance to this drug. Here are some of the possible side effects: blush, eyes reddening, nasal congestion, headache, dysfunction of gastrointestinal tract, nausea, vision disorders, insomnia. Please see your physician if any of the mentioned side effects does not disappear.