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A member asked:
1) should i try 10mg cialis before 20mg? 2) can 10mg or 20mg cialis be taken on conconsecutiv days if it doesn't work for 36 hours ?
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1. Yes 2. Yes: Try 10 mg first. If 10 mg works, stop there - 20 mg will probably only give you worse side effects. You should not exceed one dose of Cialis every 24 hours.
Answered 10/4/2016
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