US FDA approves Lilly's once-daily Cialis

14 January 2008

US drug major Eli Lilly says that the Food and Drug Administration has approved Cialis (tadalafil) in 2.5mg and 5mg doses for once-daily use to treat erectile dysfunction. Currently available in parts of Europe, this low-dose daily treatment option of Cialis may be most appropriate for men with ED who anticipate more frequent sexual activity (twice weekly). In trials, when taken without restrictions on the timing of sexual activity, Cialis for once-daily use improved erectile function over the course of therapy, Lilly noted.

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