Up to 36-hour window
You have a window of up to 36 hours to decide when to have sex
You have a window of up to 36 hours to decide when to have sex
Don’t worry, you won’t have a stiffy for 36 hours
Just answer a few quick questions to check it’s right for you
Unlike sildenafil tablets, Cialis® Together isn’t delayed by food¹
When blood doesn’t flow to your penis like it normally should due to feelings of anxiety or a medical reason, it can limit your ability to get an erection. That’s where Cialis® Together can help - by boosting blood flow so you can get and keep an erection, just like you normally would.
Cialis® Together starts working from 30 minutes. Once taken, you get up to a 36-hour window to have sex.
When the time comes, set the mood - you’ll need to be in the zone for Cialis® Together to do its thing. Once the fun’s over, your erection will naturally subside.
Cialis® Together is a tablet designed to help tackle erection difficulties. The active ingredient, tadalafil 10mg, works by relaxing blood vessels to get the blood flowing where it’s needed. But here’s the thing - it doesn’t just give you an erection on its own. It works with your body, so you’ll only get one when the moment’s right. And with up to a 36-hour window, you’ve got plenty of time to decide when that is.
Cialis® Together gets to work when you’re, shall we say, in the mood. Once the fun’s over, everything goes back to normal - no awkward erections, no drama.
But here’s the clever bit: with just one tablet, you’ve got up to 36 hours to decide when the time’s right. Plenty of time to set the mood, light the candles, or even watch the footy first. Your call.
Here’s the lowdown: Cialis® Together can start working its magic from just 30 minutes after you take it - so you’re good to go pretty sharpish.
But here’s the best bit: there’s no rush. You’ve got up to 36 hours to decide when the moment’s right. That’s plenty of time to set the mood, light some candles, or even binge a box set first. The choice is yours!
Ah, the fine print. Like all medicines, Cialis® Together can cause side effects, but here’s the good news - most blokes won’t experience them. And if you do, they’re usually mild to moderate.
That said, if something doesn’t feel quite right, have a chat with your doctor or pharmacist. They’re the experts, after all. For all the nitty-gritty details, the leaflet’s got you covered - it’s not exactly a page-turner, but it’s worth a read.
Now, here’s the serious bit. If you experience any of the following side effects STOP using the medicine and SEEK medical help immediately:
The other most common side effects include headache, back pain, muscle aches, pain in the arms and legs, facial flushing, nasal congestion, and indigestion.
Here’s the Patient Information Leaflet for reference.
Good news, lads - Erection Difficulties (ED) aren’t the end of the road. In fact, it’s a condition that can be treated, and men all over the world are seeing the benefits. We’re talking improved bedroom antics and stronger connections with their partners. But here’s the deal: many blokes hesitate to seek help, bogged down by shame or the fear of letting the side down. The truth? There’s no need to suffer in silence - effective treatments are out there, ready to help you get back in the game.
ED happens when the blood vessels in the penis aren’t working as they used to, making it tricky to achieve or maintain an erection. But it’s not just about the plumbing - there are plenty of other culprits that can throw a spanner in the works. Overthinking, stress, anxiety, or tiredness can all play a part. Then there are the usual suspects: high cholesterol, obesity, smoking, high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, or even certain medications.
If any of this sounds familiar, it’s time to have a chat with your doctor or pharmacist. They’re the pit crew you need to get things running smoothly again
Cut back on fatty foods and swap them for grilled or baked options. Your waistline - and your arteries - will thank you.
Beans, pulses, and other high-fibre foods are your new best mates. They’ll keep you feeling full and help you hit that healthy weight target. Aim for 30g of fibre a day - yes, that’s a lot of beans, but it’s worth it.
Whether it’s a 30-minute walk or a bit of strength training, staying active is key. Haven’t exercised in a while? Have a word with your GP before you start pumping iron or power-walking like a champ.
Keep it to around 3 pints a week, max, and give your liver a break with a few alcohol-free days. Your body will thank you, and so will your mornings.
Smoking? Time to kick the habit. Avoid situations that make you crave a ciggie and focus on quitting for good. Your lungs - and your love life - will be better for it.
Got a medical condition or haven’t exercised since PE class? Have a quick chat with your doctor before making any big changes. They’ll help you stay on track and avoid any unexpected detours.
Right, here are the signs to watch out for:
• Something’s not quite right: Your erection isn’t firm enough for sex
• Short-lived appearances: It’s there, but not long enough to get the job done
• Hit or miss: Only showing up with stimulation - or not at all
Now, let’s be clear: the occasional hiccup is perfectly normal. But if it’s happening more often than you’d like, it’s time to have a word with your GP.
The good news? ED doesn’t usually stick around forever. But it’s not likely to fix itself either. A few lifestyle tweaks or the right treatment can make all the difference. So, don’t sit on it - chat with your GP for advice and get things back on track.
Absolutely, mate. Even blokes in their twenties and thirties can face a few bumps in the road. In fact, about 25% of men in the UK with erectile dysfunction are under 40². So, you’re not alone, and it’s nothing to be embarrassed about.
Frequent masturbation doesn’t cause erection difficulties, so you can cross that worry off your list.
If it’s only happened once or twice, don’t panic - it doesn’t necessarily mean you’ve got ED. But if you’re unsure, having a chat with your pharmacist or GP can help clear things up. They can also make a proper diagnosis by looking at your medical history. So, don’t be shy - get the answers you need.