Viagra is available as a 25 and 50 mg pill. Unfortunately, not many people appear to respond to the 25 mg pill. For most men the 50 mg tablet does work, but one should try the 25 mg pill first.
The blue pill should be taken at least 15-30 minutes prior to anticipated intercourse and the effects will last up to 3 hours. If the first pill does not work, do not immediately take another pill. Sometimes the erections may be delayed by 60 minutes. Only take a second pill after 2 hours. In most men, the second pill does the trick. However, if the second pill, does not work, see your doctor. To get the best out of Viagra, do not take it with fatty foods, alcohol or other sedative medications. These substances can prevent absorption of Viagra and delay onset of erection.
Elderly individuals who have difficulty achieving an erection may also benefit from Viagra. However, it is recommended that elderly men always start out with the low dose pill.
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