Currently, there is no cure for erectile dysfunction (ED), but LEVITRA may be able to help you get and keep a quality erection so that you can make the most of each sexual experience. You may notice improvements in both erection hardness and your ability to maintain your erection during sex.
Of course, LEVITRA alone will not give you an erection. You'll need sexual stimulation for an erection to happen. After you're finished having sex, blood flow to the penis should decrease and your erection should go away.
- LEVITRA is a prescription medication approved by the FDA. It's not an over-the-counter herbal or magic pill
- LEVITRA works on the body, not the mind. It does not increase libido (sexual drive). It's not an aphrodisiac (a substance such as a food or drug that arouses or is believed to arouse sexual desire). It won't make you want to have sex all the time
- You won't get an embarrassing instant erection. To get an erection with LEVITRA, you need to be sexually stimulated
- While LEVITRA may work for several hours, you shouldn't have an erection for longer than you are sexually stimulated
- LEVITRA does not protect a man or his partner from sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV. Speak to your doctor about ways to guard against sexually transmitted diseases
- LEVITRA does not serve as a male form of birth control
- LEVITRA is only for men with ED. LEVITRA is not for women or children
If you have questions about what you can expect, talk to your doctor or review the Patient Information 
for LEVITRA.
