If you have been watching TV at any point in the last two years, you will have noticed that there is a new player on the block when it comes to sexual performance enhances. Cialis - which is very similar to Viagra - claims to be able to offer the same benefits as Viagra without any risk of side-effects. It is also marketed as being cheaper, more convenient, longer lasting, and less intrusive into the human body.

But is this actually true? After all, it is all very well to market and advertise a product well - but we all know that sometimes advertising oversteps the mark, and does not provide a genuine reflection of the actual results that can be gained from consuming the product.

In this article we will take a look at the difference between Viagra and Cialis - ultimately to decide on which drug is better.

Main Differences Between Viagra vs Cialis

Probably the biggest difference between Viagra and Cialis is the amount of time the chemicals from the corresponding drugs stay with the body. As most people will already know, Viagra stays in the body for between two and six hours at a time. This provides the user with a grace period before the drug wears off.

For Cialis however, the amount of time which the drug continues to work is extended to 36 hours. This means that Cialis consumed on a Friday night will continue to work until the early hours of Sunday morning. Clearly, this provides a huge space in which the user can feel the benefits of the drug.

Ultimately, this is the only difference between Viagra vs Cialis. Whilst both drugs use different active ingredients, the effects are generally the same, and it is difficult to report that one is better than the other at producing these effects.

So Why Stick With Viagra?

On learning the difference between Viagra and Cialis, many consumers would question why they would still buy Viagra if it lasts for a short span of time. The reason is simple - in many instances, the duration of effects from Cialis is simply unnecessary - and the additional cost of Cialis required to realise this additional benefit is not worth the trade-off.

It would therefore seem that Viagra will continue to be the most popular drug in existence - well in to the future.