Sildenafil - 10 QTY
Supplied by U.S. pharmacies.
Description
Product Identity and Verification
- The store listing describes capsules, while the cited reference label describes oral tablets.[2]
- The reference tablet label identifies sildenafil as a phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitor.[2]
Sildenafil is a prescription ingredient.[3] The reference tablet label indicates sildenafil for erectile dysfunction (ED).[2] The reference tablet label has not been matched to the store product.
Clinical Indications and Mechanism
The reference tablet label states that sildenafil has no effect without sexual stimulation.[2]
The reference tablet label states that safety and efficacy of combinations with other PDE5 inhibitors or erectile dysfunction treatments have not been studied.[2] Such combination use is not recommended because it may further lower blood pressure.[2]
Frequently Asked Questions
What does sildenafil treat?
The reference tablet label indicates sildenafil for erectile dysfunction (ED).[2] The reference label does not establish the effects of a different dosage form.[2]
Why are nitrates contraindicated with sildenafil?
The reference tablet label states that sildenafil strengthens the blood-pressure-lowering effect of nitrates and contraindicates the combination.[2]
Does the reference label match the store product?
The reference label describes a specific tablet product.[2] The store product’s form, manufacturer and dispensing label still need confirmation.
Information Sources
Contraindications and Safety Information
The reference tablet label contraindicates sildenafil with nitrates and guanylate cyclase stimulators such as riociguat.[2] The reference tablet label identifies cardiovascular risks and calls for medical assessment.[2]
Discuss Your Treatment Options with Opt Health
Opt Health describes care that includes blood testing and an individual physician consultation.[1] An Opt Health consultation does not guarantee a prescription.[1]
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