
You have probably known or heard of Viagra, Cialis, and other “sex pills” because of their popularity. These pills are usually prescribed to men who are diagnosed with erectile dysfunction or ED, a sexual dysfunction wherein a man is unable to achieve or maintain an erection during sexual activity. These medications are quite effective and can be accessed with a prescription in any online Canadian Pharmacy or your local drugstore.
With all these different options for ED treatment, the question is, which one is the best and worth the cost? Keep reading and find out the pros and cons of each medication so that you and your doctor can devise the best solution for your ED problems.
Oral medications for ED are designed to help boost the blood flow going to the penis, which is essential for getting an erection. These oral meds for ED belong to the class of drugs called PDE5 or phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors. Here are the most popular examples of oral drugs for ED:
All mentioned medications require a prescription which you can present to an online Canadian Pharmacy. It is important to note that these ED pills will not improve your sexual performance and will only be effective if there is sexual stimulation.
Choosing the best ED medication, which you can find in an online Canadian Pharmacy, would vary depending on preferences, individual factors, and the patient’s specific needs. Only a certified or qualified healthcare provider can determine the best ED treatment, so it is highly advisable to seek their assistance to get a proper diagnosis.
These medications, readily available in any online Canadian Pharmacy, are suitable for most people, and using counterfeit Sildenafil (Viagra) is highly discouraged. Always follow your doctor’s orders and take the prescribed medication as directed.
Alternative medicines, including OTC drugs and supplements, should only be taken if they have an NPN (natural product number) on the bottle meaning they are approved by Health Canada.
Here are the top reasons why you should only use approved ED medications:
In conclusion, always consult your doctor to help you manage and treat ED. They will perform the necessary tests to diagnose your condition and then prescribe the best medication based on your physical assessment, medical history, and other important factors. The doctor will then give you the prescription for the medication and make sure to only get them at legitimate drug stores or online Canadian Pharmacies.


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Tia HealthMen with concerns about their erectile function can take this quick test and get some information on whether it might be good to seek help for ED.
Most men have experienced some difficulty in getting or keeping an erection. Having trouble when you’re nervous or have had too much to drink may not be something to be concerned about.
It isn’t erectile dysfunction unless you are experiencing ongoing difficulty.
The Canadian Study of Erectile Dysfunction identified 49.4% of men over 40 with ED (Canadian Urological Association erectile dysfunction guideline 2015). Though all men may experience an occasional lapse of sexual function, ED is the persistent inability to achieve an erection, despite being sexually aroused.
Each of the questions has five possible responses, with score values from one to five.
Your total score is simply the sum of the values of all five answers to the ED test questions.
22-25: No erectile dysfunction
17-21: Mild erectile dysfunction
12-16: Mild to moderate erectile dysfunction
8-11: Moderate erectile dysfunction
5-7: Severe erectile dysfunction
The results of this brief self-evaluation should be used as a guide for whether you might want to consult with a doctor, and not as a replacement for a medical consultation.
Answer the five questions and the results will be automatically emailed to you in minutes.
The information you choose to share will be treated as confidential and will not be disclosed to any third parties.