Can you get Cialis® over the counter? #short #shorts #erectiledysfunction [OANGzXt0Xo6]

Can you get Cialis® over the counter? #short #shorts #erectiledysfunction [OANGzXt0Xo6]

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No, you can’t buy Cialis without a prescription. Though it doesn’t necessarily have to be from a doctor (MD) — some other medical professionals can prescribe medication, such as nurse practitioners. Yes, we know that might be annoying. But Cialis is a serious drug. It’s a phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitor — or, easier to say, a PDE5 inhibitor. Among other things, it works as a vasodilator. That means Cialis can open up your blood vessels and increase blood flow to your penis. It’s not a magic boner pill, though. You still need sexual stimulation to get hard. As with most other prescription drugs, it comes with side effects and risks. So it’s important to get medical advice about the right Cialis dosage for you and potential drug interactions to be aware of. Common side effects of Cialis include: Headache Indigestion Back pain Muscle aches and pains Nasal congestion Flushing Pain in limbs And you can’t take Cialis if you take: Nitrates Guanylate cyclase stimulators Poppers A licensed healthcare provider will ask about your overall health. Let them know if you have low blood pressure, bleeding problems, heart problems like angina or if you’ve had a heart attack. There were talks of Cialis making the jump from a prescription medication to an over-the-counter one. But the target date was 2018…and here we are, years later. So you may not be able to get Cialis over the counter just yet, but you can get a prescription relatively easily — if the drug is suitable for you. The same goes for tadalafil, the generic version of Cialis. Learn more about Cialis on our blog: