Super Tadapox
In stock
40/60mg
from 71,95 £
In brief
- Super Tadapox is an imported tablet that packs tadalafil, an erection aid, and dapoxetine, which delays ejaculation, into one dose.
- Packs of 30, 60, 90, 120 or 180 tablets are offered, all in the 40/60 mg strength.
- No such combination is licensed in the UK, the tadalafil content is double the UK limit, and UK advice cautions against dapoxetine alongside tadalafil.
Super Tadapox: a two-ingredient tablet explained
Super Tadapox brings two unrelated medicines together. Its tadalafil, 40 mg per tablet, belongs to the PDE5 inhibitors and widens the blood supply to the penis in response to arousal. The 60 mg of dapoxetine is a fast-acting relative of the SSRI antidepressants that is taken to delay ejaculation. The mixture is aimed at men who find erections difficult and also reach a climax sooner than they would like. It was made for markets outside Britain.
What the pack contains and what to check
Only the 40/60 mg tablet is listed, in counts of 30, 60, 90, 120 or 180. Boxes made for foreign markets may carry another language and a leaflet that does not follow UK wording. Before the first use, find both ingredient names, the strengths and the expiry date on the strip, then store the blisters dry, cool and out of children’s sight. Keep Super Tadapox in its original packaging to avoid mix-ups with other tablets.
Comparing the dose with UK licensing
In the UK, tadalafil for erectile dysfunction comes as 2.5, 5, 10 and 20 mg, used at most once a day, and 20 mg is the top of the range, half of what one Super Tadapox tablet holds. Dapoxetine on its own is a prescription-only medicine for men aged 18–64 with diagnosed premature ejaculation, starting at 30 mg one to three hours before sex; a prescriber may increase this to 60 mg, with no more than one dose in 24 hours. So the dapoxetine amount lies at the licensed maximum, while the tadalafil amount lies above it. The electronic medicines compendium lists no tablet that joins the two, which means Super Tadapox holds no UK licence.
The interaction that matters most
UK information on dapoxetine states that it should not be used with PDE5 inhibitors, and tadalafil is one. Both can lower blood pressure, and when the two act together a man standing up may become dizzy or faint, a problem called orthostatic hypotension. A fixed tablet leaves no chance of altering one component without the other. A prescriber can assess alternatives; taking dapoxetine and tadalafil as separate tablets does not remove this interaction warning.
Absolute exclusions for each ingredient
Tadalafil is ruled out by nitrates, taken in any form, and by riociguat, and its SmPC also excludes a recent heart attack or stroke, unstable angina, serious rhythm disturbances, heart failure, resting blood pressure under 90/50 mmHg, and NAION. Dapoxetine brings its own list: significant heart disease, fainting episodes in the past, mania or severe depression, moderate to severe liver impairment, and current use of an SSRI or other antidepressant, MAOI, lithium, tramadol, triptan, St John’s wort or strong CYP3A4 inhibitor.
Effects you could notice and what to do
Headache, a flushed face, indigestion, nausea, dizziness and a stuffy nose are among the usual complaints. Avoid alcohol with dapoxetine because it increases dizziness and fainting risk; if you feel faint, lie down with your head lower than the rest of your body, or sit with your head between your knees until you feel better. An erection lasting four hours or more, chest pain, or a sudden loss of vision or hearing needs immediate medical attention. The MHRA’s Yellow Card website accepts reports of suspected harm from medicines. Whether Super Tadapox is right for you is something only a doctor or prescriber can decide, and licensed alternatives for each problem may be offered instead.
