If you’re like me, you read the words “Viagra Super Active” and think “What the everloving Christ is THAT?” Well, it’s a variation on the drug Viagra (sildenafil, here paired with dapoxetine), but in the form of a gelatin tablet, rather than a hard tablet. It will dissolve into your system immediately and begin working much more quickly than regular Viagra does. Basically, if you can’t wait a whole entire hour from the time you take your little blue pill to gettin’ it on with your partner of choice, Viagra Super Active is the drug for YOU.
Each Super Active pill contains 100 mg of the little miracle compound that makes your Johnson a bit more functional. It’s important to note that it won’t cure your erectile dysfunction, but it’s a pretty decent treatment for it. Talk to your doctor if it’s something you think you’d like to try. It totally won’t be embarrassing or anything, I swear.
The cost of Viagra Super Active will depend on your pharmacy i Australia, as well as the number of pills you purchase. 10 pills will run you about $30 ($3 per pill); you can get 20 pills for $50 ($2.50 a pill); 30 pills go for $66 ($2.20 per pill); you can purchase up to 180 pills, which will set you back $270 ($1.50 a pill). Hey, $1.50 for 6 months’ worth of boners! Not bad, right?
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As with any medication, side effects may occur when taking Viagra Super Active. Some of the less serious side effects known to occur are diarrhea, flushing, indigestion, headache, and stuffy/runny nose. More severe side effects will require medical attention. These include breathing problems, changes in vision/hearing, chest pain, fast/irregular heartbeat, seizures, and that dreaded 4-hour-plus erection (which is supposed to be pretty painful). There’s also the chance of a regular old allergic reaction. I don’t have a penis, so I’ve never taken Viagra Super Active, but one time I did have an allergic reaction to Zantac. I started experiencing tightness in my chest and I was having trouble breathing, so I had to go to urgent care. While I was there, I started feeling really itchy, and one of the nurses pointed out that I was breaking out in hives. So, they had to give me a shot of Benadryl in the butt to take care of that. It made me really sleepy. I seriously wound up falling asleep in the urgent care room with my pants still unzipped. It wasn’t very dignified. For your sake, I hope that doesn’t happen to you, because that would probably put a bit of a damper on your night of passion with your partner of choice.
I am self employed. General Practitioner in Melbourne, VIC. My special interest: male reproductive system.