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Levitra History

Brand Levitra (its generic name is Vardenafil) was introduced to the market in 2003 (after being approved by FDA) challenging the monopoly of Viagra. Levitra works the same way as Viagra. It relaxes the muscles, intensifying blood flow in the penis and allowing the erection.

All ED drugs, unfortunately, don’t affect libido. This means that men still need to get sexually excited.

Levitra is one of the three most popular PDE5 inhibitors, along with Viagra and Cialis. The structural difference between the three medications lies in the position of atoms of nitrogen, as well as it’s methyl group. Levitra is widely used to treat erectile dysfunction among men and has a scientific name of Vardenafil. Levitra should only be used by men, as it doest suit women or children. Levitra’s name was given to Vardenafil by Bayer Pharmaceuticals, which marketed this product in the United States and, later, worldwide. Another company selling Vardenafil is GSK, but this company uses Vivanza name instead of Levitra for Vardenafil.

Levitra is a medication used to treat impotence and was proved to be effective to help get and keep erection. With Levitra you can be sure that your erection will be hard enough and will last long enough to successfully complete a sexual intercourse and make both you and your partner sexually pleased. As sexual intercourse is over, blood will gradually flow out of the penis, making the erection go away. Levitra can help even men with diabetes, high blood pressure and levels of cholesterol. As testing results show, those men, who are taking Levitra, are much more successful in keeping their erection longer and harder. Levitra gives great results for those, who sometimes need additional help with erection, and works well even if taken very rarely. Many men discover that Levitra works even in cases, when other medications do not help.