Comparing Revatio vs Sildenafil

For Pulmonary Hypertension: I've used this for about a year and a half with no interactions with other drugs. It's fairly safe.

For Pulmonary Hypertension: My father has been on Revatio for 20 months. His quality of life is greatly improved from the standpoint of adverse side effects he was experiencing while on another PAH medication. His breathing issues are still well controlled and there are no side effects. As for high insurance copays, Pfizer( manufacturer of Revatio) has a terrific Patient Assistance Program that is based on income. Apply online at Pfizer.com. The form is available there and must be completed by patient and prescribing physician. There is no reason not to ask for financial help when it is available for your medications. Most manufacturers have assistance programs so do a little bit of research and ask your doctor if he/she knows of any assistance.

For Erectile Dysfunction: I am 54 years old with ED. I recently tried Sildenafil 20 mg for the first time. It is amazing how well it works for me. My erections are like they were when I was much younger. It enables us to have intercourse again. The strange part is it does not cause and erection on it's own. You have to be aroused. The erection goes away after ejaculating. I am only mad that I waited so long. The only side effect I noticed is a dull headache. Not bad, and well worth it.

For Erectile Dysfunction: I'm 71 and used ED drugs now for 15 years. Last year, when the drug companies clouded and jacked the price of a 100 MG Viagra tablet up to $50 I went looking for alternatives. Found Revalto was the exact same drug as Sildenifil Citrate only in 20MG tablets so I talked to my Dr and he wrote me a prescription for 10 of them, which only cost me $3.25 I had been taking the 100MG Viagra so I took 5 each of the 20MG tablets the first time I tried them and that worked like magic again. Over the past year I've found out that 3 of those 20MG tablets work fine and the only difference I see is they work MUCH FASTER (20 minutes for me) so adjust your "session" accordingly! And 3 of those only costs .95 cents!!! ;-)