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  • 22 Years
  • 22/01/2025

Can I take Duralast 30mg twice in one day if I want to use it once in the morning and again at night? And is there a stronger pill out there that can help with delaying ejaculation just for one-time use?

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Duralast (30mg) is typically prescribed for once-daily use, and taking it twice in one day may increase the risk of side effects. For delaying ejaculation, there are other options like Priligy (dapoxetine), which is specifically designed for on-demand use. It's important to consult with your doctor before adjusting the dosage or trying new medications.

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  1. Dosing Guidelines for Dapoxetine (Duralast 30mg)

    • Recommended dose: 30mg once daily. Taking 30mg twice in one day is not advised.
    • Risks: Increased side effects and potential overdose.
  2. Safety Considerations and Side Effects

    • Possible side effects: Nausea, dizziness, headache, and insomnia.
    • Importance: Adhere to prescribed doses to avoid adverse effects.
  3. Options for Stronger or Alternative Medications

    • Alternatives: Consult a doctor for potential stronger doses or different medications.
    • Emphasis: Medical consultation is crucial before changing medication.
  4. One-Time Use Considerations

    • Guidance: Use only as prescribed for one-time or occasional use.
    • Importance: Professional advice ensures safety and effectiveness.
  5. Consultation with Healthcare Professionals

    • Recommendation: Consult a doctor or urologist for personalized advice.
    • Diagnostic evaluations: Consider if premature ejaculation is a recurring issue.
  6. Summary and Safe Practices

    • Recap: Follow safe medication use guidelines.
    • Encouragement: Avoid self-medicating beyond recommended doses.

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