Cialis – Viagra on steroids

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Everyone has heard of it. Everyone knows what it's used for. Everyone knows how popular it is. In fact Cialis is rapidly becoming the most popular PDE5 inhibitor available.

So what is PDE5 and what does inhibiting it do? PDE5 is phosphodiesterase type 5. It is an enzyme that causes constriction of blood vessels. A PDE5 inhibitor like Cialis blocks this action is smooth muscle cells like those lining blood vessels. This causes dilation of those blood vessels and increase blood flow to the extremities. This causes a reduction in Blood pressure and to attempt offset that there is constriction of the blood vessels leading back to the heart. This causes increased blood flow and decreased return. The end result is well established.

The thing that separates Cialis from the other PDE5 inhibitors is its long active life. Cialis is active and elicits its effects for up to 36 hrs with one dose. Also mg /mg Cialis is more powerful than its predecessor and counterpart Viagra. Also many report less pronounced side effects using Cialis.

All in all it's easy to see why Cia is so popular as a PDE5 inhibitor. Its long active life and therefore lenient dosing requirements as far as timeframe go, make it a fantastic addition to our research arsenal.

Also of note, the combination of pt-141 and Cialis is proving ASTOUNDING research results. Results worth investigating.

Here it is >> Liquid Cia 30mL 30mg/mL

Refs
* Weiss, B. and Hait, W.N.: Selective cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase inhibitors as potential therapeutic agents. Ann. Rev. Pharmacol. Toxicol. 17:441-477, 1977
* Revill, Jo (February 2, 2003). "Drugs giant says its new pill will pack more punch than rival Viagra". The Observer. Retrieved 2007-04-06.
* Loyd, Linda (July 6, 2003). "Two Pills Look to Topple Viagra's Reign in Market; Levitra Expects Approval Next Month, Cialis Later This Year". The Philadelphia Inquirer
 
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Is it Viagra or Cialis that has the possibility of creating dependency on the drug? I forget
 
NONE of them do that.
if you have a condition where you need it, then you need it.

Dependency can only happen with a condition you already have and why you need the V or C in the first place. and thats TREATMENT not DEPENDENCY.
of course mental addiction is possible with anything.

hope that helps.
 
Cialis, is the greatest. LOVE IT! I like a milder dose when I do play with it though.
 
RUI Im happy to try a sample of your stuff and give feedback

I used Z and CH1 before only
 
Everyone has heard of it. Everyone knows what it's used for. Everyone knows how popular it is. In fact Cialis is rapidly becoming the most popular PDE5 inhibitor available.

So what is PDE5 and what does inhibiting it do? PDE5 is phosphodiesterase type 5. It is an enzyme that causes constriction of blood vessels. A PDE5 inhibitor like Cialis blocks this action is smooth muscle cells like those lining blood vessels. This causes dilation of those blood vessels and increase blood flow to the extremities. This causes a reduction in Blood pressure and to attempt offset that there is constriction of the blood vessels leading back to the heart. This causes increased blood flow and decreased return. The end result is well established.

The thing that separates Cialis from the other PDE5 inhibitors is its long active life. Cialis is active and elicits its effects for up to 36 hrs with one dose. Also mg /mg Cialis is more powerful than its predecessor and counterpart Viagra. Also many report less pronounced side effects using Cialis.

All in all it's easy to see why Cia is so popular as a PDE5 inhibitor. Its long active life and therefore lenient dosing requirements as far as timeframe go, make it a fantastic addition to our research arsenal.

Also of note, the combination of pt-141 and Cialis is proving ASTOUNDING research results. Results worth investigating.

Here it is >> Liquid Cia 30mL 30mg/mL

Refs
* Weiss, B. and Hait, W.N.: Selective cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase inhibitors as potential therapeutic agents. Ann. Rev. Pharmacol. Toxicol. 17:441-477, 1977
* Revill, Jo (February 2, 2003). "Drugs giant says its new pill will pack more punch than rival Viagra". The Observer. Retrieved 2007-04-06.
* Loyd, Linda (July 6, 2003). "Two Pills Look to Topple Viagra's Reign in Market; Levitra Expects Approval Next Month, Cialis Later This Year". The Philadelphia Inquirer
Read this ^^
Excellent product to research with >> Cialis 30mL 30mg/mL
Then research with it ^^
 
NONE of them do that.
if you have a condition where you need it, then you need it.

Dependency can only happen with a condition you already have and why you need the V or C in the first place. and thats TREATMENT not DEPENDENCY.
of course mental addiction is possible with anything.

hope that helps.

Is it possible to gain a tolerance to it? I've found recently I require slightly larger and larger doses in order to get the same effect... Last time I took as much as 50mg in a single dose and barely did anything. Or is it more likely due to not keeping it refridgerated?

When I firdt bought the bottle 5mg daily was kickin my ass haha..

Thanks jimmi :)
 
Is it possible to gain a tolerance to it? I've found recently I require slightly larger and larger doses in order to get the same effect... Last time I took as much as 50mg in a single dose and barely did anything. Or is it more likely due to not keeping it refridgerated?

When I firdt bought the bottle 5mg daily was kickin my ass haha..

Thanks jimmi :)

Does it need to be refrigerated?

My friend definitely does need to use the RUI stuff in MUCH higher doses (at least according to the strength on RUI's label) to get the same affect as actual pills from the pharmacy
 
Does it need to be refrigerated?

My friend definitely does need to use the RUI stuff in MUCH higher doses (at least according to the strength on RUI's label) to get the same affect as actual pills from the pharmacy

Yeah i think it is supposed to be. The first bottle I ever got from RUI was amazing, 5-10mg was awesome for a weekend and it lasted me months and months. The last two bottles i've been stradily increasing the dosage and not gettin anywhere near the same affects. Im wondering if its a tolerance issue or a product one? Everything else from RUI has been top notch.. I do love them :)
 
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