Vidalista 5 mg contains Tadalafil at a low daily dose, usually prescribed for men with mild to moderate erectile dysfunction (ED) or for daily use to allow spontaneous sexual activity. Its effectiveness, however, is not the same for all men. Here’s why: Factors Affecting Effectiveness Severity of ED Men with severe ED may not achieve sufficient erections with 5 mg and might require higher doses like 10 mg, 20 mg, or 40 mg. Underlying Health Conditions Conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, or nerve Vidalista 5 mg can reduce responsiveness to Tadalafil. Men with multiple health issues may see partial or delayed effects. Age Older men may metabolize the drug more slowly, affecting onset and duration of action. Concurrent Medications Drugs such as nitrates, certain antifungals, or protease inhibitors can interfere with Tadalafil or make it unsafe. Lifestyle Factors Excessive alcohol, smoking, or obesity can reduce effectiveness. Important Notes Sexual stimulation is required; Vidalista 5 mg alone won’t trigger an erection. Daily low-dose therapy can improve overall erectile function over time, but results vary individually. If 5 mg is insufficient, a doctor may adjust the dose or suggest alternative treatment.