Although Stendra genaric and Viagra are both designed to treat erectile dysfunction, there are several key differences between the two medications:
Stendra is more selective than Viagra, meaning it more specifically targets the PDE5 enzyme responsible for regulating blood flow to the erectile tissue of the penis.
Stendra is less likely to cause some side effects, such as headache and facial flushing, than Viagra.
Stendra typically starts working faster than Viagra and is less affected by factors such as your consumption of food and alcohol.
Stendra has a slightly longer half-life than Viagra, meaning it stays effective for a longer period of time after you take it.
Our Stendra vs. Viagra guide goes into more detail on the main differences between these two treatments and explains which option is likely the best for you.
