Spedra is a fast-acting drug for treating erection dysfunction. TGA approved it in 2016. It takes effect only 20 minutes after ingestion. The effect lasts for 4-6 hours. But that doesn’t mean you’ll have an erection the whole time. For the drug to work, you need mental or physical stimulation. The active ingredient is the inhibitor PDE-5 Avanafil. It increases blood flow to the penis, allowing the man to achieve an erection. Spedra is produced as tablets with a dosage of 50 mg, 100 mg and 200 mg. It is usually recommended to start the treatment with 100 mg. This dose can then be corrected to a greater or lesser extent. The taken dose usually does not depend on the age of the person. Common side effects of Spedra are:

• redness;
• headache;
• dizziness;
• tinnitus;
• stuffy nose.

Serious side effects with the appearance of which you should stop taking the drug include:

• severe impairment or even loss of vision;
• impairment or loss of hearing;
• priapism.

Patients usually take Spedra “as needed”. The body does not get used to the drug, and you can not worry about the undesirable effects when cancelling. Is Spedra better than Viagra? Let’s compare two drugs when taking maximum dosages.

Spedra 200mg vs Viagra

Conclusion

All drugs are approved by TGA and are allowed to be used on prescription. Viagra and Cialis are more proven drugs. Spedra is less present on the market (in Australia – since 2016), so it is studied worse. Viagra can help more people than Spedra (91% vs 60%). On the other hand, Spedra acts faster.