Viagra, Cialis???
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I use it and know of the effects you describe. The best approach I have found is to determine the minimum dosage you need to obtain the effects you want. This takes some experimenting as the minimum dose for me is different if I haven't had sex for a couple of days or if I had sex the prior day. The 20 mg pills are very useful for this purpose as I take 40 mg for the former and 60 mg for the latter for a rock hard genius jr.
I almost always take it on an empty stomach usually with hot black coffee or if I had any food, I place it under my tongue and let it dissolve there (tastes bitter) and rinse my mouth and swallow the rinse water after I can't feel any particles in my mouth. I do this 40 minutes before the, ahem, effects are needed. If you're taking it with milk/creamer in your coffee or any fatty food in your stomach you are wasting the med.
BTW, in my 60's I knew the V was effective as my nose got stuffy, especially if I was laying face down on a massage table, to the point where I would need to use a spray decongestant. This effect for some reason no longer happens.
I almost always take it on an empty stomach usually with hot black coffee or if I had any food, I place it under my tongue and let it dissolve there (tastes bitter) and rinse my mouth and swallow the rinse water after I can't feel any particles in my mouth. I do this 40 minutes before the, ahem, effects are needed. If you're taking it with milk/creamer in your coffee or any fatty food in your stomach you are wasting the med.
BTW, in my 60's I knew the V was effective as my nose got stuffy, especially if I was laying face down on a massage table, to the point where I would need to use a spray decongestant. This effect for some reason no longer happens.
A while back I asked about the shelf life of these drugs. Well last week I found a bottle of 5mg Cxxlis in a drawer that I totally forgot about from 2014 with a discard date in 2015. I took one and it worked perfectly fine and it seemed to have a lasting effect for 3 days, which makes me prefer C to V. So that's 6 or 7 years which leads me to believe shelf life is indefinite.
That's why they call Cialis the weekend drug.
I prefer it for that reason also, especially if I'm taking someone away for a few days I can take it before I pick her up and I'm good to go
Two other things I've found when comparing the two.
It does take C longer to get into the system, so where I can take V an hour before I need to take C a few hours for the full affect. But then of course it lasts longer which serves me better since my sessions run longer these days.
While C works fine hardness wise, V makes me " you're hurting me" hard.
I prefer it for that reason also, especially if I'm taking someone away for a few days I can take it before I pick her up and I'm good to go
Two other things I've found when comparing the two.
It does take C longer to get into the system, so where I can take V an hour before I need to take C a few hours for the full affect. But then of course it lasts longer which serves me better since my sessions run longer these days.
While C works fine hardness wise, V makes me " you're hurting me" hard.
Probably 20+ years ago the US Military had FDA checked out expired drugs. This is very important to the Military as although you and I can just throw away expired drugs and get a replacement down the street at our local Rx place, it is much more difficult for the Military.
To make a long story short, the vast majority solid drugs i.e. not cremes and liquids, were usable for at least 10 years. Cremes and liquids, it was found, should not be used past their expiry date. BTW, the expiry date is not the one the pharmacists puts on the pill bottle given you (I've always seen that to be 1 year after script was filled) but it is the one on the original container from the drug company.
Ps. I'm not sure that V or C were drugs the Military was concerned about.
To make a long story short, the vast majority solid drugs i.e. not cremes and liquids, were usable for at least 10 years. Cremes and liquids, it was found, should not be used past their expiry date. BTW, the expiry date is not the one the pharmacists puts on the pill bottle given you (I've always seen that to be 1 year after script was filled) but it is the one on the original container from the drug company.
Ps. I'm not sure that V or C were drugs the Military was concerned about.