Kamagra oral jelly is an oral form of Sildenafil, which is the drug used in Viagra. Kamagra oral jelly comes in sachets and can be taken by mouth. It has a variety of flavors, such as cherry, strawberry, orange, and pineapple, and is sure to taste delicious. For people who do not like fruit, it can even be found in flavors such as chocolate, caramel, and vanilla. This is preferable to taking a pill, especially for people who have a difficult time swallowing pills. It can be easily eaten and consumed by either squeezing it directly into the mouth of squeezing it onto a spoon and then drinking the contents. It’s as simple as that! It is used to treat erectile dysfunction. It works by increasing blood flow to the penis, and enables the user to achieve a long-lasting erection. This will make for much more satisfying sexual encounters.
Kamagra oral jelly should be consumed about thirty to forty five minutes prior to a sexual encounter, although it may start working within minutes of taking it. It is not advisable to drink alcohol while using Kamagra oral jelly. This could cause a dangerous interaction, and may intensify some of the side effects. It also might make the drug less potent, which is definitely not desirable. You should also avoid eating any sort of foods that are high in fat, because these can reduce the effectiveness of the drug as well. It usually lasts between four to six hours, so you will have a sufficiently long window of time to have your sexual encounter after consuming the medication. It is best to drink an entire glass of water when you consume Kamagra oral jelly. Usually an individual needs to take about 100 mg, so this is the dosage amount in the sachet. You should not take more than one sachet in a 24 hour period, as this may be unsafe.
Some of the rare side effects are redness of the face, a congested nose, headache, nausea, and dry eyes. Drinking a lot of water can help to minimize these effects. It is possible that you might experience blurred vision or sensitivity to light, but this will probably go away over time once you get used to taking the medicine. If you experience an extremely rare side effect such as a complete loss of vision or hearing, it is advisable to speak with your physician immediately as this is not normal. It is best to avoid eating any grapefruits or drinking grapefruit juice while you are taking the medicine, because this will likely reduce the effectiveness of the medication. If you are taking medications that contain nitrates, you should not take Kamagra oral jelly because this can cause a dangerous interaction. Women and children should not take Kamagra oral jelly because it is not designed for them and is not safe for them. If you are allergic to Sildenafil, you should not take Kamagra oral jelly. You should not combine Kamagra oral jelly with any sort of illegal drugs or blood pressure medications, because this also can be unsafe and create a dangerous interaction. If you think you might have overdosed, it’s best to contact a medical professional immediately as this could be extremely dangerous.
Kamagra oral jelly is very similar to Viagra, but it is cheaper and it also works much more quickly. It can be absorbed into the bloodstream faster because of its gel form, and this is great because of course you want your treatment to start working as quickly as possible after taking it to increase spontaneity. The Indian company Ajanta Pharma produces Kamagra oral jelly. It is approved by the FDA in India.
Kamagra oral jelly can be purchased at an online pharmacy and sent discreetly to Australia. The product is sent in a discreet package and cannot be identified from the outside. It can be ordered and sent to Australia entirely online. You can pay online with your major credit card, and your product will be shipped to you within a week. This is a great way to avoid any embarrassment at the pharmacy or any irritation and frustration with having to go out and pick up your medication. It will be delivered directly to your door and you never even have to leave your home!
I am General practitioner (GP) in Melbourne since 2006.