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Tadalafil

The blood-flow molecule studied for longevity. Tadalafil is a PDE5 inhibitor that supports circulation, cardiovascular and cognitive health, and erectile function.

Tadalafil:
How does it work?

Tadalafil blocks PDE5, which lets cGMP build up, the messenger that relaxes blood vessels and improves circulation.3 4

Better blood flow is the thread connecting its effects, from erectile function to cardiovascular and brain health.1

What Tadalafil may support

Tadalafil is best known for erectile function, but researchers are studying the same blood flow pathway across the heart, brain, metabolism, and healthy aging.
Researchers are also studying Tadalafil for cognitive health, inflammation, and other effects tied to cGMP signaling.3
Studied for cardiovascular, cognitive, and metabolic health.1
FDA-approved for erectile dysfunction, BPH, and lung-artery pressure.11
Available as clinician-guided low-dose daily tablets, low-dose daily gummies, and higher-dose Tadalafil for sexual function.

How Tadalafil works

Think of cGMP as your blood vessels’ “relax” signal. Tadalafil doesn’t create that signal, but it may help keep the body from switching it off too quickly, giving blood vessels more time to stay relaxed and blood to flow.3
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In one cohort, long-term users had 44% lower all-cause mortality. Observational.1

44%
Prescription products require an online evaluation with a licensed medical professional who will determine if a prescription is appropriate. Products are compounded by a licensed pharmacy. The FDA has not reviewed or approved compounded products for any use for safety, efficacy, or quality.

Tadalafil benefits

What daily Tadalafil may support, with the evidence behind each.

What we still don’t know

We believe in full transparency. Here’s what Tadalafil research doesn’t yet answer.

We’re experts in Tadalafil

Most people know Tadalafil for sexual health. Our Stanford PhD-led Research Team follows the emerging science on what better blood flow may mean for the heart, brain, and healthy aging.
NPR recently interviewed our Medical Director to discuss Tadalafil for longevity
100,000+ real-world health data points informing our protocols
Our Research Team tracks the PDE5 evidence and brings it into practice
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Frequently asked questions

01 What's the difference between daily and as-needed Tadalafil?

Daily Tadalafil is an ongoing low-dose approach chosen for steady blood-flow support and BPH or erectile-function benefits. As-needed Tadalafil is a higher dose taken before intimacy for erectile dysfunction. A clinician matches the option to your goals.

02 Is using Tadalafil for longevity FDA-approved?

No. Tadalafil is FDA-approved for erectile dysfunction, benign prostatic hyperplasia, and pulmonary arterial hypertension. Its use for longevity is off-label.11

03 Does Tadalafil work for women?

Most longevity and cardiovascular evidence is in men. Tadalafil is used in both men and women for pulmonary arterial hypertension, and some cardiometabolic studies include women, but data specific to women’s longevity is still limited.

04 How will I know if Tadalafil is working?

For blood-flow and longevity goals, your care team may follow markers such as blood pressure and other cardiometabolic measures over time, alongside how you feel. Individual response varies, and a clinician guides what to track.

05 Who shouldn't take Tadalafil?

Tadalafil should not be combined with nitrates, which can cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure, and it may not suit people with certain heart conditions. A clinician reviews your health history before prescribing.

06 How fast does Tadalafil work, and how long does it last?

Taken as needed, Tadalafil can take effect within a couple of hours and last up to a day and a half, which is why it’s sometimes called the weekend option. Taken daily, it builds steady levels over time. A clinician guides timing.