Marshall
well, my wife quit smoking when she started taking birthcontrol and so maybe I should quit and take taldafil to support herand also to give her more pleasure which I know is a problem in ourmarriage. I like sex and I dont think I would care for cancer so itseems a logical choice.

Alex
Man you should quit smoking, but do it for your health,and don't make your health risks worse by taking something likeTadalafil. This caused me to have hypotension & I've had to be onmedication for that now. I stopped wiht the tadalafil. Just readabout this herb for male health called Tribulus, supposed to begood. Anyone used it?

Sammy
TO THE WOMEN HERE - Seems there are a couple of women whohave commented about preferring their men to not take Cialis orother ED med. Really understand that the issue is not about you'renot being "enough" in some way - the issue is more complex. Age,general health, stress - all these factors and more are involved inwhy men might take these meds. I think all of us would like toplease our partners and satisfy them (as well as ourselves) andsometimes find we are simply not able. It's tough to admit, but lackof compassion isn't going to help the conversation open up with you.Remember, these pills do not "give you an erection" - they simplyallow the body to work as it should so that when you are there, wecan respond. I have taken both Viagra and Cialis. Both work well,but I'm changing over to Cialis for 2 A) Viagra requires nofood intake for 3 hours prior to taking making it a bit lessconvenient (think going to dinner and back home for dessert). and B)it stays in the system longer to allow for a more normal course ofactivity in a day leading up to whenever the moment is good for usboth. I, personally, don't find the nagging side affects as some do,maybe I'm lucky. Hope this helps a bit.