Get a same-day Cialis prescription online

The cost of Cialis can vary widely depending on the dosage and whether you choose brand-name Cialis or the generic version, Tadalafil. Brand-name Cialis is generally more expensive, costing around $11–$68 per pill, whereas the generic form can cost as little as a few dollars per pill. Similarly, 20 mg of Cialis will cost you more than a 10 mg pill. 

Cialis and Viagra are both PDE5 inhibitor medications, but they differ in how quickly they take effect and how long they last. 

Onset of action:

1. Cialis begins working in about 30 minutes.
2. Viagra takes 30–60 minutes to be effective

Duration of effect:

1. Cialis remains effective for up to 36 hours.
2. Viagra lasts about 4–6 hours.

Cialis offers a longer window for spontaneous intimacy, while Viagra (Sildenafil) prescription requires more precise timing. It comes down to personal preference, lifestyle, healthcare, and how often you need the ED medication. Talk to your doctor about getting the prescription that meets your needs. 

Yes, Cialis is approved to treat BPH (enlarged prostate) in addition to ED. Tadalafil (the active ingredient in Cialis) at a daily low dose can help relieve urinary symptoms of BPH, such as difficulty starting urination, weak stream, or frequent urges to urinate. Make sure you speak to your healthcare provider before starting your Cialis treatment plan for BPH.

Cialis isn’t a penis enlargement treatment. It will not permanently increase the size of your penis. It only helps you achieve better blood flow to the erectile tissues when you’re aroused, making it easier to keep an erection. Once the drug wears off, your penis returns to its usual state. In short, Cialis can help you perform better, but it won’t make you physically bigger.

While both medications treat erectile dysfunction, they have different strengths. The highest dose for Viagra is 100 mg, whereas Cialis tops out at 20 mg. In practice, a 20 mg dose of Cialis provides an effect roughly similar to 50 mg of Viagra, rather than the full 100 mg dose.

Yes, Cialis does expire. The expiry date is printed on the packaging and typically ranges from two to three years after the manufacturing date. Always check that date before using the medication, and never take it past its expiration. Store your Cialis in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to ensure it remains effective until the printed expiry date.

ED meds aren’t covered by insurance and are often considered lifestyle drugs, so patients pay out of pocket. With Your Doctors Online, you can obtain a doctor’s prescription for Cialis at an affordable rate without insurance by choosing one of our flexible subscription plans. We also offer a family plan so you can share coverage with your loved ones. To save on out-of-pocket costs, you can also choose generic Tadalafil. It contains the same FDA-approved active ingredient as Cialis but is available at a lower price.