ED Pills — Viagra & Cialis, the right drug at the right dose
A specialist reviews your health conditions and current medications before prescribing.
Benefits
- Doctor screens your risks before every prescription
- Every medicine ordered direct from the manufacturer
- Choose brand-name or lower-cost generics
- Drug and dose adjusted to your real results
- Private consulting rooms
Ideal candidates
- Men with erections that are not firm or last long enough
- Men who want to start Viagra or Cialis under medical supervision
- Men with diabetes, hypertension, or high cholesterol
- Men whose self-bought pills didn't work or caused side effects
- Men with both ED and an enlarged prostate (BPH)
Treatment process
Book a consultation
Reserve a slot via LINE or phone at our Korat or Bangkok branch.
Consult + risk check
Medical history, physical exam, blood pressure, and a review of conditions and medications.
Choose the right pill
Your doctor selects the drug, dose, and regimen (on-demand or daily) to fit your lifestyle.
Follow-up
Review results and side effects, then adjust the dose or switch drugs until it works for you.
“These medicines help when they are matched to the right patient and dose, but they have important contraindications, especially for men taking heart medication that dilates blood vessels. Reviewing health conditions and current medicines first is essential.”
Dr. Tanya Thongmalai (พญ. ธัญญา ทองมาลัย)Urologist · Medical licenceว.56759What are ED pills?
ED pills are medications that treat erectile dysfunction (ED) by helping the penis become firm when you are sexually aroused. The most commonly used are PDE5 inhibitors — Viagra (sildenafil) and Cialis (tadalafil) — along with lower-cost generics such as Sidegra, Sinafil, Elonza and Talafil.
Each drug has a different onset, duration and set of contraindications. At Lover Clinic, a doctor reviews your health and current medications before every prescription to match the medicine to your health.
Types of ED medication
1. Viagra — sildenafil
The first approved PDE5 inhibitor, with a long record of clinical use.
- Generics in the same group: Sidegra, Sinafil, Elonza
- How it works: Blocks the PDE5 enzyme, relaxing blood vessels in the penis so more blood flows in during arousal
- Pros: Longest history of use, relatively fast-acting
- Limitation: Short duration — about 3–4 hours
- How to take it: On demand, 30–60 minutes before sex — best for men who can plan ahead
Tip: Take it on an empty stomach. A high-fat meal slows absorption and delays the effect.
2. Cialis — tadalafil
Also a PDE5 inhibitor, but with a much longer half-life than sildenafil.
- Generic in the same group: Talafil
- Pros:
- Works for up to 36 hours (hence the nickname “the weekend pill”), and food affects absorption less than sildenafil
- Can be taken on demand (higher dose) or daily at a low dose, so there’s no need to time your pill
- In some cases also helps control symptoms of an enlarged prostate (BPH) — useful for men with both conditions
- How to take it: On demand about 30–60 minutes before sex, or a low daily dose for men who are sexually active regularly
3. Alprostadil (Caverject) — prostaglandin E1
Dilates the blood vessels of the penis directly, through a different mechanism from PDE5 inhibitors. Available as an intracavernosal injection or a urethral pellet.
- Works even without sexual stimulation; erections typically last around 60–90 minutes
- An option when PDE5 inhibitors don’t work, or can’t be used (for example, in men taking nitrates)
- Suited to nerve-related ED, such as after prostate surgery or with diabetic neuropathy
Important: The dose must be tested and adjusted in the clinic first (in-office titration) before you use it at home, following your doctor’s instructions.
Viagra vs Cialis: what’s the difference?
| Viagra (sildenafil) | Cialis (tadalafil) | |
|---|---|---|
| Onset | 30–60 min | 30–60 min |
| Duration | About 4 hours | Up to 36 hours |
| Effect of food | Fatty meals delay it | Minimal |
| Regimen | On demand | On demand or daily |
| Generics | Sidegra, Sinafil, Elonza | Talafil |
| Best for | Men who can plan ahead | Men who want flexibility, or who also have BPH |
Medication and service fees
The cost depends on which medicine your doctor prescribes, the strength and the quantity; generics cost less than the original brands. Your doctor explains the options and the cost before treatment starts.
The clinic does not sell medication over the counter. Everything below is dispensed on a doctor’s prescription, only after an assessment of your suitability and any contraindications. Prices are per box, so you can plan the cost in advance.
Sildenafil group (Viagra and generics)
| Medication | Price per box |
|---|---|
| Viagra 50 mg (4 tablets/box) | 1,500 THB |
| Viagra 100 mg (4 tablets/box) | 2,100 THB |
| Sidegra 50 mg (4 tablets/box) | 550 THB |
| Sidegra 100 mg (4 tablets/box) | 890 THB |
| Sinafil 50 mg (4 tablets/box) | 750 THB |
| Sinafil 100 mg (2 tablets/box) | 550 THB |
| Elonza 50 mg (4 tablets/box) | 750 THB |
| Elonza 100 mg (4 tablets/box) | 990 THB |
Tadalafil group (Cialis and generics)
| Medication | Price per box |
|---|---|
| Cialis 5 mg (28 tablets/box) | 4,900 THB |
| Cialis 10 mg (4 tablets/box) | 2,950 THB |
| Talafil 5 mg (30 tablets/box) | 2,900 THB |
| Talafil 10 mg (4 tablets/box) | 1,200 THB |
Why does the 5 mg box cost more than the 10 mg? Because 5 mg is the once-daily formulation, so a box holds far more tablets than an on-demand pack — not because the medicine itself is more expensive. Your doctor confirms the tablet count and the total cost before treatment starts.
Alprostadil group
| Medication | Price per box |
|---|---|
| Caverject (Alprostadil) | Ask at the clinic |
Prices may change with the manufacturer’s batch and supply. Ask on LINE @loverclinic for current medication, consultation and medical service fees before your visit.
Brand-name vs generic ED pills
Generics such as Sidegra, Sinafil and Elonza (sildenafil) and Talafil (tadalafil) contain the same active ingredient as Viagra and Cialis and work the same way. The main difference is a lower price, along with the inactive ingredients and packaging. Your doctor can recommend the option that suits you.
Who should not take ED pills
- Men taking nitrates (such as chest-pain tablets placed under the tongue) or riociguat — never combine them; blood pressure can fall to life-threatening levels
- Men with severe heart disease, or who have been advised to avoid physical exertion
- Men who have had a heart attack or stroke in the last 6 months
- Men with very low blood pressure, or uncontrolled high blood pressure
- Men with severe liver or kidney disease (the dose may need adjusting)
- Men taking alpha-blockers (some prostate or blood pressure medications) — the doctor must adjust the dose first
Possible side effects
Most are mild and pass on their own: headache, facial flushing, nasal congestion, indigestion, dizziness, temporary blue-tinted vision (with sildenafil), or back and muscle pain (with tadalafil).
Go to hospital immediately if you have: an erection lasting more than 4 hours, chest pain, sudden blurred vision or vision loss, or sudden ringing in the ears or hearing loss.
Why you shouldn’t buy Viagra online
Many ED pills sold online or through sellers without a pharmacist are counterfeit, with unreliable doses and sometimes other contaminants. Beyond not working, they can be dangerous for men with underlying conditions. Getting your prescription through a doctor gives you medicine ordered direct from the manufacturer and a risk screening at the same time.
Pills help — but they don’t fix the cause
ED is often an early warning sign of vascular disease, diabetes or low testosterone. ED pills help you achieve an erection each time, but they don’t restore function at the source. To reduce long-term reliance on medication, your doctor may recommend:
- Root-cause ED treatment — vascular, hormonal and psychological assessment
- Shockwave therapy (Li-ESWT) — stimulates new blood vessel growth and can be combined with pills
- Testosterone replacement (TRT) — for men with low testosterone and reduced libido
Medical disclaimer: Every class of ED medication has its own indications, contraindications and side effects, which vary between individuals. This page is general medical information, not a diagnosis or treatment plan. Do not buy or take ED medication without consulting a doctor — get a specialist assessment before starting any treatment.
Frequently asked questions
How long before sex should I take Viagra, and how long does it last?
Take Viagra (sildenafil) about 30–60 minutes before sex, ideally on an empty stomach. It works for around 4 hours. Cialis (tadalafil) lasts up to 36 hours.
What is the difference between Viagra and Cialis?
Both are PDE5 inhibitors. Viagra acts quickly but lasts about 4 hours, suiting men who can plan ahead. Cialis lasts up to 36 hours, is less affected by food, and comes in a low daily dose. Your doctor will help you choose based on your health and lifestyle.
Are Sidegra, Sinafil and Elonza the same as Viagra?
They are generics containing the same active ingredient, sildenafil, and work the same way at a lower price. Talafil is a generic of tadalafil, the active ingredient in Cialis.
Does Viagra increase sexual desire or cause an erection on its own?
No. Viagra and Cialis do not increase libido and do not cause an erection without sexual stimulation — they improve blood flow so an erection happens more easily when you are aroused. Low desire may point to low testosterone, which is worth testing.
Who should not take ED pills?
Anyone taking nitrates (such as chest-pain medication placed under the tongue) must never take them — blood pressure can drop dangerously. Men with severe heart disease, a recent heart attack or stroke, or very low blood pressure also need a doctor's assessment first.
Can I buy ED pills in Thailand without seeing a doctor?
ED pills are classified as dangerous drugs in Thailand and should be used under medical or pharmacist supervision. Many pills sold online are counterfeit or contain unknown amounts of other substances. A consultation screens for heart disease, blood pressure issues and drug interactions, and looks for the underlying cause.
Can I take ED pills every day? Are they addictive?
Low-dose Cialis (5 mg) is designed for daily use under medical supervision. These drugs are not physically addictive, but they treat the symptom rather than the cause — shockwave therapy or hormone treatment may help restore function at the source.
Is my consultation confidential?
Private consulting rooms, no need to describe symptoms at the front desk, and records accessible only to your treating physician.
Ready to book an appointment?
Message us on LINE or call — our team will help you schedule a free, private consultation with a specialist.