Private intake
Share your health history, current medications and treatment goals through a secure online form.
Sexual health
Vardenafil
A prescription medication for erectile dysfunction, prescribed only after a licensed provider reviews your health history.
- Private online intake
- Licensed provider review
- Treatment only when appropriate
Clinician-guided care
Illustrative care image. Actual medication and packaging may vary.
- Medication
- Vardenafil
- Used for
- Erectile dysfunction
- Medication class
- PDE5 inhibitor
- Included strength
- 20 mg
Treatment overview
What It Is & How It Works
Vardenafil is a PDE5 inhibitor that increases blood flow, helping support the ability to achieve and maintain an erection when combined with sexual stimulation.
How treatment works
Online care with clear next steps
Provider review
A licensed provider reviews your health history, current medications and treatment goals to determine whether treatment may be appropriate.
Personalised plan
Eligible patients receive provider-directed instructions, support and follow-up guidance.
Eligibility
Is This Right For You?
Vardenafil may not be appropriate for everyone. Your health history, current medications and relevant risk factors will be reviewed to determine whether treatment is appropriate.
Important safety information
Safety & Side Effects
Tell your provider if you take nitrate medications or have certain heart conditions.
Commonly reported side effects include headache, flushing, nasal congestion, and dizziness. Your provider will discuss the full safety profile with you during your consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Before you begin
How does Vardenafil compare to Viagra or Cialis?
All three work similarly but differ in onset and duration. Your provider can help you choose based on your history and preferences.
How long does Vardenafil take to work?
It typically takes effect within about an hour. Your provider can give you more specific guidance.
Can I take it with food?
Certain foods, particularly high-fat meals, may affect how it works. Your provider can advise on timing.