We discuss what you need to know about over-the-counter Viagra alternatives, including their effectiveness and safety. ED is most often treated with lifestyle changes and medications. In 1998 ...

BlueChew offers sildenafil in 30- or 45-milligram (mg) doses to provide similar effects as prescription Viagra. It’s important to note that the doses sold by BlueChew are not the FDA-approved ...

While labels on over-the-counter (OTC) erection pills and products may hint they are just like Viagra (sildenafil) or another erectile dysfunction (ED) drug, their benefits remain largely unproven.

Viagra is likely to be available over the counter from pharmacies in supermarkets and high streets before the end of the year. The tablets are expected to sell for as little as £5 each.

The FDA has not approved Viagra for use in females. The FDA also advises against taking over-the-counter supplements that are marketed to boost libido. Medication may not treat all causes of low ...

Viagra and the contraceptive pill could be made available over the counter in a Government scheme aimed at giving patients more say over their health care. Health Minister Lord Hunt yesterday ...