Tadalafil

Tadalafil is the active ingredient in a drug called Cialis. Tadalafil is approved by the FDA to treat erectile dysfunction. It’s available from Lemonaid in 5mg, 10mg and 20mg strength. We don’t prescribe the 2.5mg dose.

Yes and no. Tadalafil is the active ingredient in the ED medicine that’s made by Lilly and branded as Cialis. But they’re different because Tadalafil is the name of the active ingredient, whereas Cialis is the name of the brand.

We prescribe 3 different doses: 5mg, 10mg and 20mg. The starting dose we generally recommend is the 10mg pill.

The higher the Tadalafil dose the greater the strength. Depending on how your body responds to a particular dose determines the right strength. The trade-off is that the higher the strength, the greater the chance of side-effects and adverse events.

If the dose we prescribe doesn’t work after you’ve tried it a few times, we can increase the dose to see if a stronger Tadalafil pill works better. Likewise, if you experience side effects, we may recommend that you try a lower dose. We will ask about your experience with Tadalafil as part of your visit.

No, the FDA has not approved a generic version of Tadalafil.

The low cost way to obtain ED medicines is to take sildenafil 20mg pills. The 20mg pill is not approved by the FDA for erectile dysfunction, but has the same active ingredient as ED drugs that the FDA has approved for ED.

Lemonaid works with a pharmacy that can deliver sildenafil 20mg direct to your door. Packaging is discreet and the pharmacy offers FREE shipping. Get started by completing an online visit with one of our doctors.

Yes. Tadalafil requires a doctor’s prescription. Lemonaid doctors are licensed to prescribe in all the states where we operate.