Liquid Taladafil spray dosage

I just ordered the 60ml bottle from iron dragon. I’ve read conflicting dosages. The last thing I read was 4 sprays = 0.5ml. This should be about 15mg from my research also. Can anyone confirm this? Thanks!

What is that stuff ?

Going by the FAQ on their site, It’s roughly 5 pumps = 1ml. It’s not very accurate though. It’s should be 30mg/ml, so roughly 6mg per pump. One would be about 6mg, two about 12mg, 3 about 18mg. Cialis is commonly dosed in 5, 10, and 20 mg forms. 1 or two pumps is all it takes.

I take 3 pumps and it does all right for a few days.

I took 6 sprays and was not impressed.

I have to take 5 pumps to get a noticeable effect. Also, mine is more like a liquid gel, not a spray. Is that how everyone’s is?

Gprent should be here, he’s the resident expert. At least what I know, I learned from searching, and his posts. So that is what I’m typing.

I squirt = approximately 5MG, or less, as the first squirt sometimes is not a whole one.

Mine is a thick liquid, not gel, from Iron-dragon.

I do one squirt in the morning with a noticeable effect on a fatter flaccid during the day and quicker erections.

I have never had an erection issues, the increase in flaccid size and ease of PE workout wood was what I was after and succeeded.

Please correct me if I am wrong on dosage.

Hope that helps, otherwise the information is searchable, I found it…..

According to the website, 1 pump would equal roughly 6mg.

I’ve been using taladafil from Iron Dragon off and on for about 6 weeks. In this time I’ve experienced achy joints, especially my hips and knees. I didn’t really put two and two together since in this time I had started taking two supplements for my weight training efforts.

I did a search for ‘taladafil / arthralgia’ and low and behold many men have the same problems. Has anyone that has used taladafil and had joint pain found that after cessation of use, their joint pain cleared up? I’m quite concerned about this.

Unfortunately you didn’t mention how much tadalafil you are taking. Your side effects are typical and almost always the result of taking too high a dose or taking it too frequently. Some info on this would help taylor your intake to avoid your achey joints.

Thanks for the reply. Well, I generally use 3 pumps. This past Friday I used 4 pumps.

This stuff works pretty well for my EQ issues, but I don’t think I’ll continue using it due to the joint issues. Also, I don’t like the effect it has on my vision.

Levitra works ok for me, although it’s effects don’t last as we all know.

Whether you use 3 or 4 pumps, it is going to stay in your system and provide erection benefits for 3 days, so don’t take any more until the 4th day. I would think 3 pumps every 4th day should not cause joint issues, but everyone is different. For me, if I do get the hip ache, which is rare now, Ibuprofen helps relieve it.

Have only heard of vision problems with Viagra, but not tadalafil.

The vision problem may not be confirmed. My vision has been on the decline due to my age, but it seems that while on the taladafil my vision is worse. may be not.

You did in fact have hip ache? Did it seem to right in the joint itself? My ache in my left hip is in the joint while the ache in the right seems like its in the upper quadricep. I thought my hip problems may have been due to too much deadlifting, now I’m not so sure.

The hip ache I would get is a very annoying dull ache, kind of hard to define but very persistent. If it is from tadalafil, the ache usually occurs the second day after taking it and is gone by the end of the 3rd day. So just stay off the tadalafil for a couple of days and it should go away. If not, then maybe it’s the deadlifting.

Several years ago, before I started erection meds, I developed hip problems on the right side that got to be pretty bad and required quite a bit of ibuprofen to keep it under control. I even started researching hip replacement surgery.

Then I started taking a glucosamine/chondroitin/MSM supplement as kind of a shot in the dark to see if that would help. Well, it took a while to start working, about 30 days, but then I started weening myself off of the ibuprofen and in a couple more weeks I was totally pain free and I have religiously continued taking Flex-a-min. I know for a fact that if I try to go without the Flex-a-min, hip issues start creeping back, so I know for sure it works for me.

I just bring this up, in case you find your joint issues are not related to tadalafil and you still need a fix.

gprent,

Thanks for the info. I’ll see how it goes without the taladafil. I’ll also research the Flex-a-min. It may be just my age catching up with me. I’d rather not have to rely on ibuprofen for pain management. Thanks again.