Viagra Connect 50mg (4 Tablets) - No Prescription Needed

What is Viagra Connect?

Viagra Connect is the first erectile dysfunction treatment that doesn’t require a prescription. So add to your cart today, and get Royal Mail Tracked 24 delivery.  

How does Viagra Connect work? 

Viagra Connect works by relaxing your blood vessels, allowing more blood to flow into your penis, making it easier for you to get an erection. 

However, you won’t get an erection just by popping a pill. Viagra Connect, like all erectile dysfunction pills, only works if you’re sexually aroused. 

It’s best to take it an hour before you want to have sex, though it can start working in as little as 25 minutes.  

How long does Viagra Connect last? 

In terms of how long Viagra Connect lasts, it’s no different from normal Viagra or sildenafil. For most people, the drug stays in their body for around 4 hours but can remain in your system for up to 12 hours.  

How effective is Viagra Connect? 

The manufacturer states that since its launch in the UK, 74% of men that’ve taken Viagra Connect claimed it helped with their erection problems.  

What is the difference between Viagra and Viagra Connect?

Both Viagra Connect and standard Viagra work in the same way, because they contain the same active ingredient: sildenafil. They both should be taken an hour before sexual activity, and on average remain in your system for around 4 hours. 

The main difference is access and dosage. Standard Viagra comes in 25mg, 50mg and 100mg doses, and is only available via prescription. 

Viagra Connect, on the other hand, is only available as a 50mg dose, and can be bought online and over the counter without a prescription. 

How to take Viagra Connect 

You take Viagra Connect just how you’d take standard Viagra or sildenafil:  

1. 1. Take one tablet, one hour before you want to have sex. 
2. 2. Swallow the tablet whole, with water. 
3. 3. Only take one Viagra Connect tablet a day. 

However, you should always read the patient information leaflet before taking it.  

And make sure not to take Viagra Connect with grapefruit juice – it can interact with the medication and cause more severe side effects.  

Viagra Connect side effects 

Common Viagra Connect side effects include nausea, indigestion, hot flushes and headaches.  

It can also cause dizziness, so don’t drive or operate machinery until you know how your body reacts to the medication.   

For more information, read the patient information leaflet, or take a look at our guide on Viagra side effects. 

If you experience any side effects not included in the patient information leaflet, you can report them using the MHRA Yellow Card Scheme. 

Is Viagra Connect right for me? 

If you’re considering Viagra Connect, you should make sure it’s the right fit for treating your erectile dysfunction.  

Viagra Connect is only for people over the age of 18 and shouldn’t be used by women.  

You should also speak to one of our Chemist4U pharmacists, or your local GP, if you: 

• are allergic to any of the ingredients listed on the packet 
• have had a heart attack or stroke in the last 6 months 
• get breathless or experience chest pain when doing light to moderate exercise 
• take nitrates for chest pain 
• use recreational drugs, like poppers 
• take medication for high blood pressure in the lungs 
• take ritonavir to treat HIV 
• have ever had a loss of vision due to optic nerve damage or inherited eye disease, such as retinitis pigmentos 
• have low blood pressure 
• have problems with your liver, heart or blood vessels 
• have a deformity of your penis, such as Peyronie’s Disease 

Are there alternatives to Viagra Connect? 

Yes, there are a number of alternatives to Viagra Connect, standard Viagra and sildenafil. If you’re looking to treat erectile dysfunction, you could consider: 

• a prescription for tadalafil tablets (the generic version of Cialis), avanafil (Spedra) or vardenafil 
• Cialis Together (which is available without a prescription) 
• penis pumps 
• lifestyle changes, such as cutting down on alcohol or smoking  
• therapy, to help with sexual performance anxiety