Levitra® (branded vardenafil)
The original vardenafil brand — one of the faster-onset ED tablets, working from around 25 minutes with a 4–5 hour window, in the manufacturer’s own pack. Supplied only after our prescribing pharmacist reviews your confidential online consultation, and always alongside the honest option: generic vardenafil from £19.99.
Start your free consultation →Free consultation · pay only if approved · plain, unmarked packaging
Choose your strength — the pharmacist confirms it
Tap a strength to see it. Everyone new to vardenafil normally starts at 10 mg — including over-65s — and 20 mg is the maximum single dose. Your pharmacist confirms the right strength at review — nothing is dispensed automatically. We supply Levitra® film-coated tablets only — Levitra Orodispersible (the melt-in-the-mouth version) is a different formulation and is not part of this service.
Levitra® tablets
Branded vardenafil · film-coated tablets only · taken as needed, max one dose in 24 hours
Standard starting dose: 10 mg — including for over-65s (vardenafil levels run higher in older men, so 20 mg only after the pharmacist confirms 10 mg is well tolerated).
One-off or an ongoing 4-weekly supply — choose from 4 to 32 tablets at checkout (never more than one dose in 24 hours). Every supply is reviewed by our pharmacist first.
Start consultation — 10 mg →Free · about 5 minutes · no video call · pay only if the pharmacist confirms it’s right for you
Never take Levitra® (vardenafil) with nitrates (e.g. GTN spray, isosorbide), nicorandil or ‘poppers’. The combination can cause a life-threatening drop in blood pressure. Our consultation screens for this — and if it applies to you, your GP or cardiologist is the right route for ED treatment.
Vardenafil also affects the heart’s electrical rhythm (the QT interval). It must not be used with certain heart-rhythm medicines — amiodarone, sotalol, quinidine or procainamide — or with congenital long QT syndrome. The consultation screens for this; sildenafil or tadalafil may suit instead.
Levitra® and generic vardenafil — the same medicine, two prices
Before any supply we tell every patient the plain truth, because the clinical framework we supply under requires it — and because it’s the honest thing to do: generic vardenafil contains exactly the same active ingredient, at the same strengths, made to the same MHRA standards. The clinical effect is equivalent. The difference is the name on the pack — and the price.
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Levitra® — the original brand
from £23.96 · 4 tablets (10 mg)
The manufacturer’s own branded pack. Some men simply prefer the original — that’s a perfectly valid choice, and the pharmacist review is identical either way.
Same active ingredient
Generic vardenafil
from £19.99 · 4 tablets (10 mg)
The same vardenafil, therapeutically equivalent, at a lower price — the gap is smaller than with other ED generics, but the choice is still yours.
See generic vardenafil →How Levitra® works — and how to take it
How it works
When to take it
Getting the dose right
What to expect
Side effects and who should avoid it
Factual safety information from the licensed product information — the consultation checks every exclusion, and the pharmacist explains anything that applies to you. It applies equally to Levitra® and generic vardenafil — they’re the same active ingredient.
Common, usually mild
- Headache and flushing (the most common)
- Indigestion, nausea, feeling dizzy, blocked nose
- Visual changes can occur (e.g. blurring, a colour tinge, light sensitivity)
Stop and seek urgent help if
- Chest pain during or after sex
- An erection lasting more than 4 hours (priapism)
- Sudden loss or reduction of vision or hearing
- Palpitations or a racing/irregular heartbeat
- Signs of a serious allergic reaction
Not suitable with: nitrates/nicorandil/poppers (never), certain heart-rhythm medicines (amiodarone, sotalol, quinidine, procainamide) and congenital long QT syndrome, riociguat, HIV protease inhibitors, kidney dialysis, severe liver disease, very low or uncontrolled high blood pressure, a heart attack or stroke in the last 6 months, unstable angina, severe heart failure, certain eye conditions (NAION, retinitis pigmentosa), or conditions predisposing to priapism. Caution and lower doses with alpha-blockers, some antifungals and antibiotics, and moderate liver problems — and avoid grapefruit juice, which raises vardenafil levels. The consultation covers each of these, and the pharmacist makes the decision. Report side effects via the MHRA Yellow Card scheme (yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk).
From question to discreet delivery
Answer online
A confidential 5-minute questionnaire built on the official clinical criteria — no video call needed.
Pharmacist reviews
Our prescribing pharmacists personally review your answers, usually within one working day, and confirm the right strength.
Discreet supply
Collect in store, or plain unmarked tracked delivery. Payment only once the pharmacist has approved.
Ongoing support
Dose review if it’s not working well, side-effect advice, and a GP referral whenever that’s the safer route.
Levitra®, answered plainly
Is Levitra® better than generic vardenafil?
Do you supply Levitra Orodispersible?
What’s this about heart rhythm?
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Do I need a video call?
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Free consultation · No video call · A personal decision from our pharmacists
Start your free consultation →Important. Levitra® (vardenafil) 10 mg and 20 mg film-coated tablets is a prescription-only medicine supplied under a Patient Group Direction after a structured clinical check; Levitra Orodispersible is a different formulation and is not supplied under this service. Our prescribing pharmacists personally review every consultation and make the final decision — nothing is approved automatically, and where your GP is more appropriate we will say so. This page is factual service information, not a recommendation to use any medicine. We always make patients aware that generic vardenafil — the same active ingredient — is also available. Never combine vardenafil with nitrates, nicorandil or ‘poppers’. Vardenafil must not be combined with Class Ia or III antiarrhythmics or other QT-prolonging medicines. It gives no protection against sexually transmitted infections.