Silagra Review – Better Than Viagra?
By: Rob MillerFact Checked On: 8-30-2013
Silagra Overview
The discovery that a medication can successfully treat erectile dysfunction happened by accident. Scientists at Pfizer were working on a new medication for treating high blood pressure, and during their research they found that while this new drug was not effective for its intended purpose, it did help men get and sustain erections. This was back in 1994, and the erectile dysfunction treatment industry never looked back.
Today there are several different treatments falling into several different categories. Some are prescription medications, while others are over the counter herbal supplements.
We’re mostly concerned with the latter, but we recognize that some guys want that magic little blue pill.
Silagra is a generic form of Viagra. It contains the same active ingredient, and just like Viagra, it requires a prescription. Let’s take a look into how Silagra works.
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Silagra Inredients and How It Works
Silagra has really only one active ingredient – Sildenafil Citrate. It’s a PDE5 inhibitor. PDE5 is an enzyme that blocks blood flow into the penis during arousal. Silagra in turn blocks PDE5 so it can’t do it’s job. This clears the way for blood to freely enter and stay in the penis for as long as you need or want your erection.
That’s all. Silagra does not contain anything to boost your libido, or give you energy and stamina. It is simply a medication to treat erectile dysfunction. It is extremely effective at what it is meant to do, but it doesn’t do more.
Silagra Side Effects
Side effects and contraindications with other medications are the reason Silagra requires a prescription. Some of the more common and less serious side effects you can expect are:
- Headaches
- Dizziness
- Nausea
- Blurred vision
- Stuffy nose
There are also some more severe side effects that can occur, though they are more rare as well:
- Loss of vision
- Loss of hearing
- Erection lasting more than 4 hours
Additionally, people with certain conditions, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, and people taking certain medication, such as nitrates, need to avoid taking Silagrabecause of serious potential adverse effects.
Silagra Pros and Cons
Advantages of Silagra
- It works against erectile dysfunction.
- Silagra is less expensive than Viagra.
Disadvantages of Silagra
- It does nothing for libido, energy, or stamina.
- It requires a prescription.
- Silagra causes side effects, both mild and more severe.
Where to Buy
If you’re interested in using Silagra, speak to your doctor. There are online opportunities to buy Silagra in 50 mg and 100 mg pills, but we would recommend against going that route because of the serious potential dangers.
Conclusion
Silagra is a great option for most guys who suffer from erectile dysfunction. Its mechanism has an 80% success rate, and you can get if for cheaper than what you’d pay for name brand Viagra. If you’re interested, definitely see your doctor to make sure it’s safe for you to use Silagra.
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My friend bought me several packages of Silagra during his visit to Thailand. I was expecting a viagra like experience. I've tried the product several times. It's always the same. The erections don't last very long and the side effects make it totally not worth it anyway. The worst side effect is sleeplessness. It jacks your heart rate so you can't get to sleep. Your eyes are watery, and your stomach is upset. The results are basically poor sexual intercourse. You end up feeling terrible because you're sick and can't sleep. It turns into the worst night ever! I'm going back to whatever generic brand I used before. I got a headache, but I least I performed and slept like a baby afterward.
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OK, but just OK
In Short: I would NOT recommend this to a friend.
Silagra is still available from some sources, and make no mistake, it is a generic form of Viagra, sildenafil citrate. That means it should be treated as a man would treat Viagra, take a small dose first to test your tolerance, empty stomach, no fat, grapefruit or grapefruit juice beforehand. Silagra and Suhagra are now apparently competing products, both generic forms of sildenafil, the active ingredient in Viagra. Why this is I don't know, however Suhagra is definitely the better product. I took Silagra before I tried Suhagra, having taken both Suhagra is definitely better. My hunch is that Silagra may have been made by a company Cipla bought and they simply did not discontinue the product for reasons of its own. Sleeplessness on Silagra is a valid complaint, I suspect it contains caffeine as well as sildenafil, don't know, but after having sex on both of them I found it much easier to get to sleep after Suhagra than Silagra. Otherwise Silagra does work, my penis does not erect nearly as firmly with Silagra as it does with Suhagra or Viagra. Regardless of the source of the stimulation, my erect penis is more firm on Viagra than Cialis; to compare penis pills, a man could consider Silagra a weaker form of Cialis rather than Viagra. My penis was definitely capable of vaginal penetration with either pill, Silagra still gets last place. Silagra works, but I prefer Viagra, Suhagra, or even Abra 100 to Silagra, the others just plain work better.
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Per the header on the SupplementCritique review; it’s like Viagra in that Silagra has the same active ingredient, but it’s definitely not better.
Trouble I it worked fine if you got a good batch, if not you might as well be chewing lead.