Fildena Super Active 100 mg Capsules: Price and Pack Size Guide

Fildena Super Active is an oral soft gelatin capsule containing 100 mg sildenafil, supplied as sildenafil citrate, for erectile dysfunction. We offer one strength in five pack sizes, so the commercial choice is mainly between quantities rather than formulations or doses. The clinical choice comes first, however: 100 mg is the maximum generally recommended single dose of sildenafil for erectile dysfunction and is not the usual starting dose for everyone. This guide sets out the packages we currently stock, how their unit value compares and what to consider before choosing a quantity.

The choice in front of you: strength, quantity and pack type

We list Fildena Super Active only as a 100 mg soft gelatin capsule taken by mouth. The available packs contain 60, 90, 120, 150 or 300 capsules. Every option has the same active ingredient, strength, dosage form and route, so moving to a larger pack does not change how the medicine works or make a different dose available.

Sildenafil for erectile dysfunction is commonly started at 50 mg and may be adjusted to 25 mg or 100 mg according to effectiveness, tolerability, other medicines and relevant health conditions. A soft gelatin capsule cannot be divided accurately to produce a lower dose. This means Fildena Super Active should be selected only when the fixed 100 mg dose has already been assessed as appropriate. If a lower dose is advised, choosing a smaller pack of this product does not resolve that dose mismatch; a suitable lower-strength presentation is needed instead.

Comparing pack prices and unit value

The comparison below presents our current total prices, price per capsule and relative savings for the 60, 90, 120, 150 and 300 capsule packs in Australian dollars. It is the clearest place to compare the exact commercial figures because prices can differ substantially by quantity even though the medicine in each capsule remains identical.

A lower price per capsule can provide better value, but only when the quantity fits appropriate planned use. Each capsule is one fixed 100 mg unit, not a direction to use sildenafil every day or at any particular interval. Frequency should follow individual medical advice, with sildenafil taken no more than once in any 24-hour period. The pack size should therefore follow an established pattern of appropriate use rather than determine that pattern.

Expiry and storage matter as much as the unit figure. Every pack carries an expiry date, and buying more than can reasonably be used before that date may erase any apparent saving. Check the pack and the expiry information available with your order, allow for possible changes in treatment and avoid building a supply around the assumption that the same dose will always remain suitable.

• 60 capsules are the smallest quantity currently available from us and involve the lowest capsule count.
• 90 and 120 capsules provide intermediate quantities without moving directly to the largest packs.
• 150 capsules provide a larger planned supply when continued use of this exact dose is appropriate.
• 300 capsules are our largest option and may have the lowest unit price, but require the longest realistic use and storage horizon.

Matching strength, form and quantity to your situation

Quantity is the only offered variable, but it should be considered after strength and formulation. Confirm that a 100 mg sildenafil dose is suitable, that you can swallow a soft gelatin capsule and that none of your current medicines or health conditions makes sildenafil unsafe. Do not open, chew or attempt to divide the capsule to create a smaller dose.

Once those points are settled, estimate quantity from expected appropriate use rather than from the largest theoretical saving. Useful questions include how often sildenafil has actually been advised or previously used, whether treatment is still being assessed, whether other medicines may change and how much time remains before the pack expires. A person stable on an assessed 100 mg dose may make a different quantity decision from someone whose response, side effects or cardiovascular health still needs review.

• Confirm that 100 mg, rather than 25 mg or 50 mg, is the intended dose.
• Compare the total pack cost as well as the displayed price per capsule.
• Allow for the expiry date and the possibility that treatment may change.
• Choose only a quantity that can be stored correctly and used as medically directed.

Store the capsules between 20°C and 25°C in a tightly closed container, protected from moisture, heat and light. A bathroom cabinet and a car glovebox are poor storage locations because temperature and humidity can fluctuate. Keep the pack out of reach of children and retain the original packaging so the label, batch and expiry details remain available.

Fildena Super Active, Viagra and tadalafil: useful differences

Fildena Super Active contains sildenafil, the same active ingredient used in the original brand Viagra, but it is presented as a soft gelatin capsule rather than a coated tablet. Sharing an active ingredient does not make different brands and dosage forms interchangeable in every practical respect, and the capsule format should not be assumed to produce a reliably faster onset than standard sildenafil tablets. Product quality, excipients, swallowing preference and the suitability of the fixed strength are also relevant.

Tadalafil is another PDE5 inhibitor used for erectile dysfunction, but it has a longer duration of action. Sildenafil generally provides an effective window of about four hours, while tadalafil can remain effective for up to 36 hours in some people. Neither medicine causes an automatic erection, and neither should be combined with another PDE5 inhibitor. Customers considering a longer potential window can read about Cialis, the tadalafil option we carry. For natural reader-facing navigation across other treatment choices, see our Erectile Dysfunction range.

The longer action of tadalafil is not automatically better, just as a capsule is not automatically better than a tablet. The most useful distinction is which active ingredient, duration, dose and adverse-effect profile fit the individual. Switching between sildenafil and tadalafil should involve fresh consideration of interactions and dose timing rather than a simple capsule-for-tablet substitution.

Established use and the role this product plays

Sildenafil is an established treatment for erectile dysfunction in adult men. It can help when erectile difficulty has vascular, metabolic, medicine-related or mixed causes, including in some adults with diabetes, but it does not correct every underlying cause. Persistent erectile dysfunction can be associated with cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hormonal conditions, psychological factors or adverse effects from other medicines, so assessment remains valuable even when sildenafil improves the immediate symptom.

Fildena Super Active provides sildenafil in a fixed 100 mg capsule for people for whom that active ingredient and dose are suitable. It is not intended for women or anyone under 18 years of age. Sildenafil is also used in different products and dosing schedules for pulmonary arterial hypertension, but this erectile-dysfunction capsule should not be substituted into such a regimen.

How does Fildena Super Active work?

During sexual stimulation, nitric oxide released in penile tissue increases cyclic guanosine monophosphate, usually called cyclic GMP. Cyclic GMP relaxes smooth muscle and supports increased blood flow into the penis. Sildenafil inhibits phosphodiesterase type 5, or PDE5, the enzyme that breaks cyclic GMP down. This helps preserve the natural signalling process long enough to support an erection, but sexual stimulation is still required.

For erectile dysfunction, sildenafil is generally taken when needed. Standard guidance is to take it about one hour before anticipated sexual activity, although an effect may begin from around 30 minutes and timing varies between people. It may be taken up to four hours beforehand. Its useful effect commonly lasts for about four hours and gradually diminishes; this does not mean an erection should persist for that entire period.

A high-fat meal can delay absorption and make onset less predictable, so taking sildenafil after a lighter meal or away from a heavy meal may help with timing. Food does not remove the need for dose assessment. Heavy alcohol use can worsen dizziness or low blood pressure and may itself make an erection more difficult to achieve.

• Use the fixed 100 mg capsule only when that dose is appropriate for you.
• Do not take more than one sildenafil dose in a 24-hour period.
• Swallow the capsule as directed rather than dividing or opening it.
• Allow about one hour for a predictable response and remember that sexual stimulation is necessary.
• Avoid a large, fatty meal shortly beforehand if delayed onset would be a concern.
• Limit alcohol, particularly if it causes dizziness, low blood pressure or reduced erectile response.

Safety, contraindications and interactions worth knowing

Sildenafil must not be taken with nitrate medicines, including medicines used for angina, or with nicorandil. It is also contraindicated with riociguat. These combinations can produce a dangerous fall in blood pressure. If chest pain occurs after taking sildenafil, seek urgent medical help and tell the treating professional when sildenafil was taken; do not use a nitrate to manage the pain.

Cardiovascular assessment is important because sexual activity itself places some demand on the heart. People for whom sexual activity is medically inadvisable, or who have unstable or serious cardiovascular disease, should not use sildenafil without appropriate assessment. Extra caution is needed with low blood pressure, a recent heart attack or stroke, severe liver impairment, severe kidney impairment, bleeding disorders, active peptic ulcer disease and certain retinal or optic-nerve conditions. Older adults and people with hepatic or severe renal impairment are often advised to start at 25 mg, which means this fixed 100 mg capsule may not be suitable.

Alpha-blockers and other blood-pressure-lowering medicines can add to sildenafil's blood-pressure effect. Strong CYP3A4 inhibitors, including some medicines used for HIV or fungal infections and certain antibiotics, can raise sildenafil exposure and may require a much lower dose or avoidance. Tell the prescriber or pharmacist about all prescription medicines, non-prescription products and recreational substances. Do not combine Fildena Super Active with tadalafil, vardenafil, avanafil or another sildenafil product.

Common adverse effects include headache, facial flushing, indigestion, nasal congestion, dizziness and temporary visual changes such as blurred or blue-tinged vision. Do not drive or operate machinery until you know whether the medicine affects your vision or alertness. Seek urgent medical attention for chest pain, fainting, a seizure, sudden loss or marked reduction of vision or hearing, a severe allergic reaction, or an erection that is painful or lasts longer than four hours.

• Never combine sildenafil with nitrates, nicorandil or riociguat.
• Check alpha-blockers, blood pressure medicines and strong CYP3A4 inhibitors before use.
• Do not use another PDE5 inhibitor at the same time.
• Stop and obtain urgent help for serious symptoms or an erection lasting more than four hours.
• Discuss a lower-strength option if 100 mg causes adverse effects or has not been specifically assessed as suitable.

Is a prescription required to order Fildena Super Active in Australia?

Sildenafil is an active ingredient authorised for human medicinal use in Australia, and this oral dosage form is classified as a prescription medicine. That legal classification concerns the medicine and is separate from the documents our checkout requires. Under our ordering policy for this product, you do not have to submit a prescription before we accept and process the order.

The absence of a prescription-upload requirement does not make sildenafil non-prescription or remove the need to confirm that the 100 mg dose is appropriate. Our pharmacist is available if you want to discuss dose suitability, interactions, adverse effects or the differences between the available options before ordering. Advice is particularly important when sildenafil has not been used before, health circumstances have changed or other medicines have recently been started.

Ordering, delivery and receiving your pack

At checkout, confirm that the product name, 100 mg strength and selected quantity match the option you intended to choose. The package-value comparison near the beginning of this guide provides the current price context, while checkout gives you a final opportunity to review the exact pack and total before payment.

We have supported Australian customers since 2018. Our team is available 24/7 by email and online chat, with a pharmacist available for product-related questions before or after ordering. Once payment and order details are confirmed, we pack orders discreetly and process dispatch promptly. Check the delivery address and postcode carefully, particularly when sending the order somewhere different from your usual address.

When the parcel arrives, verify the product name, strength, quantity, seal and expiry information before use. Keep the capsules in their original, tightly closed container and store them at 20°C to 25°C away from moisture, heat and light. Contact our support team if the received pack does not match the order or appears damaged.

Which pack size offers the best value for your planned supply?

The best-value option is not automatically the pack with the lowest displayed price per capsule. It is the pack that combines an acceptable total cost with an appropriate quantity of the exact 100 mg dose, a realistic period of use and enough time before expiry. No pack size can compensate for a dose that is unsuitable, and purchasing more capsules should never be used as a reason to take sildenafil more often.

The 60-capsule pack is the lowest-quantity option we currently offer. The 90-, 120- and 150-capsule packs provide intermediate steps, while the 300-capsule pack is the largest available quantity. Someone whose response or dose is still being reviewed should take that uncertainty into account before choosing a long supply. A larger pack is more defensible when continued use of this exact strength has already been assessed, the capsules can be used as directed before expiry and they can be stored correctly for the full period.

Start by confirming clinical suitability, then compare the total prices and unit values shown above. Finally, consider expiry, storage, likely changes in treatment and how often use has actually been advised. That sequence keeps price in its proper place: an important part of the decision, but not a substitute for choosing the right medicine, dose and quantity.