Description

What Cialis Professional is

Cialis Professional is a chemically improved formula that can treat even most serious cases of erectile dysfunction. It’s used for male patients only and works by increasing the blood flow in the tissues of the penis, which provides the patient with more solid erections that can be sustained for longer. Cialis Professional is available at the dose of 20 mg of the active ingredient tadalafil. It demonstrated outstanding efficiency in 90% of cases regardless of their severity and possibility to obtain an erection at all. My Canadian Pharmacy is always there for you should you ever need affordable Cialis Professional with fast delivery and all the safety guarantees, so shop with us now to see for yourself!

Safety precautions

Cialis Professional can be taken as needed, providing the patient with up to 48 hours of response period. However, before you can start your treatment, you will need to talk to a qualified professional about it and make sure no other medical issues you have are going to affect your Cialis Professional treatment. For instance, it’s always important to report kidney disease, chest pain, heart disease, bleeding disorder, blood cell disorder, stomach ulcer, liver disease, recent heart attack, high or low blood pressure, as those may require additional monitoring of the patient. You should not be taking Cialis Professional if you are already taking nitrate medications, because those can cause very dangerous interactions and affect your wellbeing.

Important recommendations

Cialis Professional should be taken about half an hour before having sex, although there is a good chance it will work for you sooner than that. You can eat prior to using Cialis Professional, as this is not going to affect the speed of its absorption and how well it works for you, which makes it different from other erectile dysfunction treatments available. You should never combine Cialis Professional with antidepressants, rifampin, rifabutin, rifapentine, telithromycin, erythromycin, voriconazole, miconazole, barbiturates, ketoconazole, itraconazole or clarithromycin unless those have been discussed with your doctor prior to the treatment.