Canadian men’s preference over erectile dysfunction drugs

05 December, 2005

According to a recent study conducted at 266 research sites across Canada, the Canadian male population prefers Cialis over other erectile dysfunction (ED) drugs. The study involved more than 2,600 patients measuring both patient and partner preference and satisfaction with erectile dysfunction (ED) treatments and indicated their preference of Cialis over Viagra.

In the study, a majority of both the patients and their partners indicated that they preferred Cialis and the drug is currently available in approximately 100 countries. More than 3.5 million patients worldwide have been treated with Cialis since its first introduction in February 2003. The findings were presented today at the 8th Congress of the European Society for Sexual Medicine in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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