Before taking Cialis, it's important to read the information leaflet. Take one tablet as and when required 30 minutes before sexual activity. Do not break the tablet up, and swallow it with water. You should never take Cialis more than once a day, as the medication can last a long time.

Cialis Together tablets are only suitable for adult men when needed. Don't take the tablet as a daily supplement. While you can take the medication with most food and drink, Cialis shouldn't be combined with grapefruit juice, as it can impact the effects.

Cialis is a strong medication, and it's not suitable for everyone. If you fall into any of the following categories, avoid Cialis:

• You don't experience erectile dysfunction. The medicine is expressly designed for that purpose.
• You're taking nitric oxide donors and other forms of nitrates, including isosorbide dinitrate and isosorbide, for the treatment of chest pain and heart failure.
• You use poppers (amyl nitrite), as they can cause severe blood pressure issues.
• A doctor has warned you against sexual activity because of problems associated with your blood vessels or heart conditions.
• You have a penis deformity.
• You're female.
• You're under 18.

No, Cialis is a pharmacy medicine that can help you achieve and maintain an erection, but it doesn't treat the underlying cause. In some cases, changing your diet, losing weight and regulating your blood pressure can help. To get an accurate diagnosis, consult a medical professional.