Once-a-day version of Lilly’s Cialis gets OK from FDA
In a move that could help give Indianapolis drugmaker Eli Lilly and Co. an edge over its rivals in the growing market for erectile dysfunction, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Cialis for daily use.
The once-a-day version will be marketed for men who anticipate having sex two or more times a week, without confining it to a limited time frame. The current dosage of Cialis works for about 36 hours. Viagra and the other major erectile-dysfunction drug, Levitra, work for about four hours.
When Cialis is taken daily, men can attempt sexual activity at any time between doses. The low-dose daily version of the drug is already available in parts of Europe, Lilly said. Neither Viagra nor Levitra, a pair of competitors, is sold in once-daily doses.

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