I usually take the pill about 45 minutes before gametime. I like feeling the flush and rush coming on during the encounter. But I often notice 4-6 hours later getting a hard on is much easier than normal and so I have a nice jerk, remembering the date. A twofer!
I often get a very good erection the following morning, 12 hrs. or so after taking the pill and having the encounter. Anyone experimented with taking the V 4 to 6 hrs. or more before the date?
...when I first started using it I took it an hour before appointment time so with "hi, how are ya" stuff and shower etc it would be an hour and twenty minutes before getting down to play. I found this caused me to have the difficulty reaching orgasm so many talk about with Viagra. I tried cutting the dose to 50 mg (cut 100 mg pill in half) and I take it just before getting out of the car to go to the door. This worked. Side effects are less and have not had the difficulty reaching orgasm.
I have noticed the effects last a while. I once got a bbbj in a strip club vip room about 3 hours after leaving a session.
I usually take the pill about 45 minutes before gametime. I like feeling the flush and rush coming on during the encounter. But I often notice 4-6 hours later getting a hard on is much easier than normal and so I have a nice jerk, remembering the date. A twofer!
As I have stated, I have very little experience with V. Just wasn't good for me. But with Levitra, the effects seem to go to the next day (24 hours). Medically it is supposed to last only six to twelve hours but I think I retain it for longer. I can see for some metabolisms, V could persist for a while too. C of course is good for 24 to 36 hours.
Also, the 4-6 hour effect. I'm about to try an experiment with a 9pm date then a 7am date. most likely with different girls.
But if the 9pmer realizes she can sleep from 1130 or 1200 all the way to 630 (because I do due to a medical condition), then maybe she'd want to be compensated for 3-4 hours, plus a meal or two, instead of 12 hours. Or not! It's a free market where, as in free markets, things aren't "free."