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What is Viagra?

Viagra is a small, blue, easy-to-swallow [1] tablet that treats erectile dysfunction. The active ingredient in Viagra, Sildenafil citrate, works by loosening blood vessels and increasing blood flow to the penis. It’s a tablet you take when you need it, and starts to work in 30-60 minutes. One Viagra pill lasts for up to four hours (giving you a sizable window so you don’t need to rush things).

How to take Viagra

To get the most out of Viagra:

• take Viagra about one hour before you plan to have sexual activity;
• swallow one Viagra tablet whole with a glass of water (that’s right, no chewing);
• try not to eat a heavy meal at the same time you take Viagra, because it might slow the drug down;
• never take more than one tablet in any 24 hour period.

You need sexual stimulation for Viagra to work – on it’s own Viagra just increases blood flow. If you’re not aroused, Viagra won’t cause an erection.