Good question. Yes — Vilitra 60 (which contains vardenafil) is generally effective, and in some ways it compares favorably to other common ED drugs — but its advantages and trade-offs depend on what you care about (speed, duration, side-effects).
Effectiveness: Vilitra 60 (vardenafil) is a PDE-5 inhibitor, like sildenafil and tadalafil (Cialis), and clinical data show that vardenafil works in a similar percentage of men (around 70–80%) with ED.
Onset & Duration: Vardenafil (Vilitra) tends to act fairly quickly — effects usually start in 30–60 minutes. Its effective duration is around 4–6 hours, which is comparable to sildenafil but much shorter than tadalafil, whose effects can last up to 36 hours.
Potency & Selectivity: Vardenafil is quite potent and more selective for the PDE-5 enzyme than sildenafil. This means potentially a strong effect at relatively lower doses, but also certain risks (for example, vardenafil can affect the QT interval of the heart, something to watch for).
Food Interaction: Like sildenafil, vardenafil’s absorption can be delayed by a high-fat meal.
Side-effects: Common ones include headache, flushing, nasal congestion, and dyspepsia — quite similar to other PDE-5 inhibitors. However, compared with sildenafil, vardenafil may have a slightly lower risk of some visual side-effects since it's more selective.
Choice Depends on Needs: If you want fast action and moderate duration, Vilitra 60 is a good pick. If you prefer longer window/spontaneity, tadalafil may be better.
Vilitra 60 is very effective and compares well with other ED drugs, especially for on-demand use. But whether it's "better" depends on your lifestyle, side-effect tolerance, and how spontaneous you want things to be.http://www.genericday.com/vilitra-60-mg.html »
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