Cialis Daily vs Cialis

Is there a difference between Cialis Daily and regular Cialis Tadalafil?

Although both medications have a similar result and contain the same active ingredient, yes there are still some unique differences between the two medications.

The most noteworthy difference between these two erectile dysfunction medications is that a Cialis Daily tablet is a lower dosage tablet than the regular Cialis 36-hour tablet.

While both medications are each available in two doses, Cialis Daily is available in lower doses of 2.5mg and 5mg. Cialis tadalafil is available in higher dosages of 10mg and 20mg.

Additionally, because Cialis Daily is taken in continuous doses every day, you can be ready at a moment’s notice. Unlike regular Cialis, you don’t have to plan ahead and take a pill 30 minutes before a sexual event.

Cialis Daily will take four to five days to become active in your system the first time you take it, but once it’s in your system it is active immediately. Cialis tadalafil, however, is active within 30 minutes and will last for up to 36 hours.

The table below shows a comparison of Cialis Daily and Cialis tadalafil.

	Cialis Daily	Cialis tadalafil
What is it known as?	Everyday pill	Weekend pill
What is the dosage?	2.5mg and 5mg tablets	5mg and 10mg tablets
How often do I take it?	Taken once every day	Taken only when required
How long does it last for?	Lasts continuously	Lasts for 36 hours
How soon will it work?	Works immediately	Works in 30 minutes
Can I drink alcohol with it?	Not as effective with alcohol	Alcohol doesn’t reduce its effect
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Both medications have similar side effects, the most common of which include headaches, muscle and back pain and a stuffy or runny nose.

Both Cialis Daily and Cialis tadalafil contain the active ingredient tadalafil, which works to inhibit the naturally produced PDE-5 enzyme in the body to increase blood flow to the penis, resulting in longer-lasting achievable erections.

Deciding which Cialis tablet to take is completely up to you and your doctor, who will help you decide which medication is best suited to your personal needs and according to your medical history.