Lovegra 100mg Sildenafil
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| Delivery: | 4-7 days |
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Medically reviewed by Dr. Carlos Mendez Ruiz, Specialist in Urology and Sexual Health, Colegio Oficial de Medicos de Alicante (Reg. No.: 03-45678) — Updated January 2026
Lovegra contains sildenafil citrate 100mg — the same active ingredient as male Viagra — in pink tablets formulated for women. It works by increasing blood flow to the female genital area during sexual stimulation, improving sensitivity, lubrication and facilitating orgasm. Produced by Ajanta Pharma (India), same manufacturer as Kamagra, GMP certified. Approximately 45% of women experience some type of sexual dysfunction during their lifetime. Discreet delivery across Spain in 4–7 days.
Why Sildenafil Works Differently in Women Than in Men
This is the information nobody explains and that is key to having realistic expectations about Lovegra:
Key conclusion: Lovegra is NOT the female equivalent of Viagra in the sense of «works the same way». It acts on genital vascular response, but female arousal depends more on context, emotions and environment than male arousal. Lovegra facilitates the physical response — it does not generate desire where it does not exist.
The 4 Types of Female Sexual Dysfunction — Which Lovegra Helps and Which It Does Not
Lovegra in Menopause — The Case of Greatest Efficacy
Menopause causes a drop in oestrogens that reduces vaginal lubrication, clitoral sensitivity and genital congestion during arousal. This is the female profile where Lovegra has the strongest clinical evidence:
- Vaginal dryness (insufficient lubrication) improves by increasing blood flow to lubricating glands
- Clitoral sensitivity may partially recover by improving local vascularisation
- Congestion of the labia and vagina — essential for pleasure — increases
- Studies in postmenopausal women show significant improvement in subjective arousal and sexual satisfaction
Recommended combination in menopause: Lovegra may be more effective when combined with local hormone therapy (topical oestradiol or vaginal rings), as both act through complementary mechanisms.
What Lovegra Can Do and What It Cannot Do
Dosage and How to Take
- Dose: 1 tablet of 100mg per use — do not exceed this daily dose
- When to take: 30–45 minutes before sexual activity (with sexual stimulation)
- How to take: Swallow whole with water
- With meals: On an empty stomach or with a light meal — fatty meals delay absorption as in men
- Grapefruit: Avoid — inhibits CYP3A4 and may raise sildenafil levels
- Alcohol: Maximum 1–2 drinks — alcohol reduces sexual response and may potentiate hypotension
- First time: Consider starting with half a tablet (50mg) to assess tolerance
Side Effects
Common (similar to men)
- Headache
- Facial flushing
- Nasal congestion
- Mild nausea
- Mild blue-tinted vision
Uncommon — contact doctor
- Hypotension
- Blurred vision
- Palpitations
- Dizziness
Rare — seek medical advice urgently
- Sudden vision loss
- Sudden hearing loss
- Severe allergic reaction
Contraindications
- Nitrates (nitroglycerin, isosorbide dinitrate or mononitrate) — severe hypotension
- Poppers
- Riociguat
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding — not evaluated, avoid as precaution
- Severe or recent cardiovascular disease (heart attack, stroke)
- Severe hypotension or uncontrolled hypertension
- Retinitis pigmentosa
- Under 18 years of age
- Severe hepatic impairment
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Lovegra work the same as Viagra does in men? Not exactly. The vascular mechanism is the same — PDE5 inhibition, increased genital blood flow. But female sexual response is more complex and depends to a greater degree on psychological and emotional factors. Lovegra facilitates the physical response, but the subjective component (desire, mental arousal) must be present.
How long does it take to work? 30–45 minutes generally. On an empty stomach it may be slightly faster. Sexual stimulation is always required for the effects to occur.
Can I take Lovegra if I am on hormonal contraceptives? Generally yes, but hormonal contraceptives can themselves reduce libido and vaginal lubrication (by lowering free testosterone). Lovegra may partially compensate for these effects in some women.
Is there a difference between Lovegra and male Viagra? The difference is marketing and colour (pink vs blue). The active ingredient, dose and pharmacology are identical. Lovegra is formulated and presented specifically for women.
Is Lovegra safe during menopause? Yes — and it is precisely in postmenopausal women where the evidence of efficacy is clearest (improvement of lubrication and sensitivity). Consult your gynaecologist to assess whether it can be combined with other sexual health options.
Delivery Across Spain
We ship in 4–7 days to all provinces in discreet neutral packaging: Barcelona — Madrid — Valencia — Alicante — Seville — Malaga — Zaragoza — Bilbao — Vigo — A Coruna — Murcia — Palma de Mallorca — Las Palmas — Santa Cruz de Tenerife — Valladolid — Cordoba — Granada — Oviedo — Pamplona — Santander — Vitoria — Elche — Badalona — Cartagena — Jerez de la Frontera — Sabadell — Mostoles — Alcala de Henares — and all other localities in Spain.
The information is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice. Female sexual dysfunction is complex and multifactorial — consult your gynaecologist or sexual health specialist for a comprehensive approach suited to your individual situation.
