The dangers of Cenforce. This is what you need to know before use.

‍What is Cenforce and what is it used for?

We regularly receive questions about Cenforce as an alternative to Viagra, Cialis or other approved erection pills and treatments. It's offered without a prescription, which makes it attractive for men who don't want to see a doctor out of shame or convenience.

Although Cenforce may initially look like Cialis, it is important to know that Cenforce is not a registered and controlled medicine in the Netherlands. Cenforce is an illegal counterfeit medicine that sometimes contains medicinal or other active substances that may also be included in official and approved medication. This means that Cenforce is not monitored for purity, dosage or safety by agencies such as the Medicines Evaluation Board (CBG). As a result, it is not known which substances the pill contains and this involves significant health risks. It is strictly not recommended by doctors to use counterfeit medicines such as Cenforce and Kamagra.

Is Cenforce the same as Viagra?

At first glance, Cenforce and Viagra look alike. They are both erection pills that improve the ability to get an erection. However, that is only part of the story. The difference lies in production, control and safety.

Viagra - and other approved erection pills such as Cialis, sildenafil and tadalafil - are only dispensed via pharmacies in the Netherlands with a doctor's prescription. It is a registered medicine whose quality, safety and effectiveness have been extensively tested and controlled. You know exactly what you're getting and in what dosage. This allows you to use it safely at all times.

Cenforce, on the other hand, is illegally imported from countries such as India or Pakistan, where there is no control over exactly what is put into the pills. As a result, you do not know exactly what you are taking. It is then sold via questionable web shops or intermediaries without any supervision.

This involves risks. Research by the World Health Organization shows that a significant proportion of erectile drugs sold online are contaminated or misdosed. In some cases, a tablet even contains no active substance at all, or a dangerously high dose.

Is Cenforce available over-the-counter?

In the Netherlands, Cenforce is not legally available, neither in pharmacies nor as an OTC drug (over the counter, or freely available). However, you often come across it online without asking for a prescription. This may seem convenient at first, but it is anything but safe.

Web shops that offer erection drugs without a prescription operate outside the law. They do not check whether the medicine is suitable for your health situation, and you have no guarantee about the composition. This can have serious consequences, especially if you are also taking other medications or have an underlying cardiovascular disease. When erectile drugs are prescribed by a doctor, they can take into account your personal health situation and medication use.

Erection drugs should only be prescribed by a doctor, so that it can be checked whether it is safe in your specific situation. It is not without reason that sildenafil is a prescription medicine in the Netherlands: incorrect dosing or use in case of an incorrect indication can have dangerous consequences. Like, for example, a priapism, this is a long-lasting and painful erection that can ultimately cause the inability to have another erection in the future.

Is Cenforce safe?

No, using Cenforce is not safe. Because it is an illegal and uncontrolled drug, you run several risks:

• The composition is unknown and may pose health risks: too high or low a dose may be harmful or simply not work.
• It may contain contaminants: harmful fillers and toxic elements such as lead or heavy metals.
• It can contain no active ingredient at all, causing disappointment and frustration, and also not improving your health.
• Due to your medical situation or other medicines, you may not be able to use erection drugs safely. Since Cenforce does not monitor you, you run health risks.

Doctors therefore strongly do not recommend the use of Cenforce. The risks do not outweigh the benefits. Do you still want to try an erection drug? Then only do this with a prescription medicine prescribed by a doctor. At Fellos, we can help you with this easily, 100% online.

Earlier this year, the Algemeen Dagblad wrote an article about the dangers of fake erection pills and counterfeit medications. It provides a good picture of the risks you run as a user. It can be read via this link.

What should I do if I have erection problems?

A lot of men feel uncomfortable about erection problems to talk. This is understandable, but not necessary. Erection problems are common and can usually be treated well.

At Fellos, you can easily and discreetly arrange that online. No waiting times, no awkward conversations with your regular doctor and with the certainty that you are getting a safe and controlled remedy. Here's how it works:

• You fill out a short questionnaire so that our doctors get a good idea of your health and situation.
  
  
• A Dutch doctor will assess your intake and determine whether treatment with erection drugs is safe and suitable for you.
  
  
• If the doctor prescribes treatment, you can choose such remedies as:
  
  • Sildenafil (Viagra)
  • Tadalafil (Cialis)

• The medication is then delivered discreetly and free of charge to your home.
  
  
• Even after delivery, you can ask questions and receive guidance from our medical team.