Tadarise 60 mg is not considered fully “safe” with alcohol, and most doctors and product labels advise avoiding or strictly limiting alcohol while using it. Why alcohol is risky Both Tadarise (tadalafil) and alcohol lower blood pressure and can cause dizziness, headache, flushing, and nausea; taken together, these effects can become stronger. Alcohol may also make the medicine less effective for erection and can worsen symptoms of erectile dysfunction over time. How much alcohol is “less risky”? Some sources say very light use  Tadarise 60 mg  may be tolerable in otherwise healthy men, but this still increases the risk of low blood pressure and dizziness. Many product‑information sheets and prescribing guides explicitly advise avoiding alcohol while on Tadarise 60 mg to prevent side effects. Practical advice If you must drink, keep it minimal and never binge or use heavy‑fat meals close to taking Tadarise. Stop and seek medical help if you feel very dizzy, faint, short‑of‑breath, or have chest pain after combining Tadarise and alcohol. Because you are in Surat, Gujarat, it is best to discuss your usual alcohol intake with a local doctor or urologist before using Tadarise 60 mg, especially if you have heart disease, high or low blood pressure, or take other medicines.