Levitra Tablets

Levitra is a drug used to treat erectile dysfunction. It contains the active ingredient Vardenafil, which is similar in structure to sildenafil (Viagra) and tadalafil (Cialis). Some evidence suggests that it is the best treatment option for diabetics and that it can also increase the time from penetration to ejaculation, therefore helping with premature ejaculation. However, in the UK it is only licensed to treat erectile dysfunction. 
Levitra is available in low dose strengths, meaning it is best suited to those over 50, and for men who have experienced unwanted side-effects from other treatments. 
Unlike Viagra and Cialis, Levitra is not currently available in a generic (non-branded) version. 

Levitra oro-dispersible tablets can be left on the tongue to dissolve, eliminating the need to swallow the tablet with water. They are available in 10mg tablets and can be discreetly consumed in the same way a sweet is. They dissolve on the tongue within seconds and take effect within 20-30 minutes, lasting for up to 5 hours. 

Like Viagra and Cialis, Levitra is a PDE-5 inhibitor. cGMP is an enzyme that mediates smooth muscle relaxation. Higher amounts of cGMP means the smooth muscle in the penis can relax, allowing for more blood flow, in turn, causing better erections. PDE-5 breaks down cGMP, therefore Levitra works by blocking PDE-5, maintaining high levels of cGMP.

Levitra takes around 30-60 minutes to take effect. The oro-dispersible tablet has a slightly quicker onset of action, taking effect within 20-30 minutes.

Levitra lasts for around 4-6 hours. 

Levitra should be taken 30-60 minutes before sexual activity. Unlike Viagra, you do not need to take Levitra on an empty stomach, however, alcohol has been known to reduce the effectiveness of Levitra. 

Levitra oro-dispersible should be placed on your tongue and allowed to dissolve 20-30 minutes before sexual activity. 

Like all treatments for erectile dysfunction, Levitra will only work where there is sexual stimulation. It is the sexual stimulation that triggers the release of nitric oxide, which in turn, produces cGMP (messenger that causes smooth muscle to relax and fill with blood in order to produce an erection). 
Levitra works for many men and is especially popular with diabetics and over 50's. It's low doses mean that the chances of side-effects are minimal, making it the first choice for a number of men. Levitra has been shown to work in 50-87% of men, however, if Levitra doesn't work for you, it has been suggested that you should persist with the same treatment on eight separate occasions before moving to a higher dose or trying an alternative treatment. 

Levitra is available in 3 different strenghts
5mg - Recommended for men over 60 and those who have experienced side-effects with other treatments for ED or higher doses of Levitra
10mg - Recommended as the starting dose for those taking Levitra for the first time 
20mg - Recommended for those in which the 10mg has been ineffectual
You should not consume more than one tablet within a 24 hour period. 

The slimmer chances of getting side-effects and the appeal of Levitra to diabetics and over 50's make it popular amongst many men. Some men also claim that (although Levitra is not licensed for premature ejaculation), it helps them last longer. Whilst its duration of action is longer than Viagra (Sildenafil), Levitra does not last as long as Tadalafil (Cialis). The oro-dispersible tablet is also appealing to many men who wish to use the tablet secretly, as it can be slipped into the mouth in a discreet manner, in the same way you would consume a small mint. 

Some men find that one treatment works better that the other, but there is no one way to determine which treatment will suit you best without trying for yourself. It is about finding which tablet and strength works for you best. 

Research indicates that Levitra has a high success rate when used by diabetics. Levitra remains to be a popular choice of treating ED in diabetics.