Vardenafil Information

50-Year-Old Beauties

vardic — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 18:23:01 +0000

Are you ready to have such a woman when YOU are 50? Can you give her what she deserves?
Can you give her what she deserves even NOW, when you are slightly over 30 or 40?
If you can’t your life is empty. THAT’S WHAT WE REALLY LIVE FOR!

I’m not 50 yet and men normally fantasize about younger women,
this is the first time older women made me fantasize. My wife, BTW
is going to look something like that when she is 50.

Tell your doctor if you are pregnant…

vardic — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 15:10:54 +0000

While reading about Vardenafil before taking it, I noticed that some sites urge the patients to tell the doctor or prescriber if they are (!) pregnant or breast-feeding before they take Vardenafi. I guess I would be forwarded to the psychiatrist and prescribed absolutely different drugs to treat an absolutely different disorder if I had done so…. Is that just a funny mistake on the site, being overcautious, an attempt to take care of women who took Vardenafil by mistake or the manifestation of some side of sexual revolution I’m not aware of?
A question came to my mind: Do pregnant transsexual men (ex-women) have the same sexual life, ED problems as naturally born men do? Are they treated in the same way? Do ex-men (now women) take ED drugs for men or special medications for women? Their lives must be really complicated because of the choice they made. All his or her life a person is treated with special hormone medications to be a man or a woman. But how do they resolve it when being a man or a woman biologically is essential for selecting proper treatment? I never dug deep into this and I’m not well educated in such delicate things. And I think I never will. Looks like I’m too conservative and my life-style is old fashioned, except for taking Vardenafil and having a laptop.

Why I prefer Vardenafil to Herbal Pills

vardic — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 10:06:26 +0000

As I wrote in one of my previous posts, I decided to try herbal pills as an alternative to vardenafil. Now several months later I have to state that I still prefer vardenafil. Yep, herbal pills worked as they were supposed to and I saw improvements in just a few weeks. But still my reasons for choosing vardenafil are the following:
Vardenafil works immediately and the effect is stronger. With herbal pills you’ll have to wait for the effect for days at the best or weeks.
Price. Yes, herbal pills are cheaper than synthetic drugs…brand synthetic drugs. Herbal pills will cost you $1-2 per pill and you take them daily. Generic Levitra aka Vardenafil costs me just $1.9 per pill in a relatively small package (less than 200 pills). And I do not take it daily so the difference in cost is obvious.
In spite of all possible reminders I simply forget to take herbal pills every day as the instruction says. With vardenafil I take 1 pill when I need it and forget about the problem for several hours.
I do not overuse Vardenafil, 2 times a week as a rule, so I noticed no side effects so far.
I believe that healthy lifestyle works better than herbal pills, this is a far more natural way. Taking Vardenafil from time to time won’t do any harm. In fact, at the beginning I was not able to get hard at all. Not that I change my diet and started on exercises I feel much better and take vardenafil for harder erections and to last as long as I need it. Vardenafil is an old friend that never failed.

Penis: To Grow or Not To Grow? How I Made My Choice

vardic — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 13:04:10 +0000

So, penis enlargement… If you surf the Web frequently, you can hardly avoid the numerous ads offering you to grow the penis of your dream. An alien coming from another world would think that small penises are a global and the most horrible disaster on Earth that threatens the safety of our planet (if he had surfed the web for half an hour).
My attitude to penis enlargement was quite sarcastic before I started to take ED pills. How that I have the experience of “helping my penis from the outside” I view it differently. Why not if that improves the quality of sexual life and gives you partner more pleasure and more confidence to you? In addition, I am really grateful to my wife and feel I should compensate her support and understanding in some way. I know she’s always been faithful and by my side whenever I needed it.
When penis enlargement was just a vague idea, one of my concerns was that bigger penis needs more blood to get properly erected. And my ED was not completely gone (though I see improvements). So the question was: would a bigger penis aggravate ED? I was surprised to read that penis enlargement, when properly done, enhances libido and prolongs erections. Of course, I’m not considering a surgery – I’m not so unhappy with my current size and my wife would never let me go that far.
I read much about penis enlargement remedies and methods offered throughout the Internet and chose some that should work in my option. The best ones, in my opinion, are those that promise moderate, realistic effect. So I think I should give it a try, I’m free to experiments in this area as long as it is safe.
I will post about my penis enlargement choice and I’ll keep you updated on the way it works.

Erectile Dysfunction and Masculinity: Some Positive Thoughts

vardic — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 09:19:28 +0000

Men associate potency and good erections with masculinity. Accordingly, erectile dysfunction causes loss the sense of being a man. So I tried to analyze it. Of course, below are just my considerations, I don’t insist that they are correct but still…

First, ED is just the same disease or condition as any other; you don’t feel embarrassed because of flu or gastritis or when you suffer from headaches, right? Or another example: Do you feel uneasy or “not man enough” when your hands or feet are cold? This often happens because of insufficient blood circulation in your limbs which is linked to cardiovascular problems. With ED you don’t have enough blood in your penis to develop erection. Are you embarrassed when some areas or your skin become numb after surgery because of damaged nerves? No. Do strong brawny men suffer from ED? Yes, they do. Penis is the part of your body as any other part, but you can’t manage it the same way you manage the muscles of your legs or arms. Just like you cannot consciously manage the way your vessels behave.

Second. While looking through possible causes of ED, I came to the conclusion that erectile dysfunction is not the cause but a consequence of “masculinity loss”. Financial problems, loss of a job, betrayal of a wife, loss of a loved person, nervousness about having sex or even an unsatisfactory relationship – all these things lower self-esteem to some extent, you feel that you didn’t achieve (or fetch) what you wanted. ED could be a way you body reacts to “masculinity loss” to help you avoid an undesired intimacy or save your energy on improving your financial situation, relationship etc., all to regain masculinity. That is why I believe that erectile dysfunction caused by psychological problems is always reversible, it only requires proper therapy. My condition has improved during the past 4 weeks, I take lower doses of vardenafil and the effect is the same or even longer. Probably because I consciously link my self-esteem and masculinity to the things other than potency. And of course, the help and support from my wife plays a large part in this.

How I started to take Vardenafil

vardic — Sun, 24 May 2009 14:23:42 +0000

We’ve had troubles at work; the work took all our attention and strength for a certain period of time and every day was a total stress. Every night we felt absolutely exhausted by the time we went to bed and of course it didn’t occur to me to worry about the absence of erections at that time, that seemed only natural. We were so tired and stressed that we simply didn’t have the physical strength and desire for sex. In about a month, the financial troubles were settled. At first, I thought that ED was a temporary reaction to that hard period and neither I nor my wife was seriously concerned about that change. But somehow it turned out to be permanent. That was quite a blow to my wife’s feminity, that was her first reaction. She was depressed for a while, absolutely sure that she was not physically attractive to me anymore and we couldn’t do anything about it, even though I loved her. Finally, I explained her that ED are sexual arousal were different things and that no erection doesn’t mean no desire, and offered some medical articles to read on this issue. She was calmed down a bit but then got seriously worried about my health in general. The decision to take ED medications was mine. Our choice was vardenafil because of less effect of the eyes. It works perfectly and the effect lasts even longer than I expected. Maybe I will reduce the dose. Of course, I hope it’s just a temporary fix for our sexual life and the potency will restore over time. I’m doing my best to achieve that.