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Super Viagra: UK Status, Risks & the Licensed Equivalent

Super Viagra has no UK product license for sale in the UK. It can still show up in some listings, but the MHRA has not assessed its safety or effectiveness.

Ask a doctor or pharmacist before considering it, and be cautious of sellers making strong claims about it. A seller who is vague about licensing status should not be assumed to mean approval.

Not UK-licensed. This medicine is not supplied through UK-registered pharmacies.

Sellers list the active ingredient as sildenafil / dapoxetine. The MHRA has not assessed what these products actually contain.

UK-licensed equivalent: Sildenafil

The MHRA warns that medicines sold outside registered pharmacies can be counterfeit, contaminated, or contain the wrong amount of active ingredient. Buy prescription-only medicines from a pharmacy registered in the UK.

Sildenafil price estimates, the UK-licensed equivalent

Estimate, not a quote

Prices below are for Sildenafil, the UK-licensed medicine with the same active ingredient. This product itself is not UK-licensed and cannot be supplied through UK-registered pharmacies.

  • 10mg Not UK-licensed (MHRA)

    £227.25 per pack dispensed

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  • 20mg Not UK-licensed (MHRA)

    £347.51 per tablet or capsule

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  • 25mg Not UK-licensed (MHRA)

    £2.92 per tablet or capsule

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  • 50mg Not UK-licensed (MHRA)

    £1.27 per tablet or capsule

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  • 100mg Not UK-licensed (MHRA)

    £1.38 per tablet or capsule

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£227.25 10mg £347.51 20mg £2.92 25mg £1.27 50mg £1.38 100mg
Estimated price per tablet or capsule by strength
All forms and prices
Price estimates by strength
Forms Price per unit
10mg £227.25 / pack dispensed
20mg £347.51 / tablet or capsule
25mg £2.92 / tablet or capsule
50mg £1.27 / tablet or capsule
100mg £1.38 / tablet or capsule

as of Oct 2, 2026 · Pricing methodology

These numbers are an estimate, drawn from UK pricing sources including NHS dispensing data, not a price any one pharmacy has promised. Actual prices vary by pharmacy, pack and location, so use these figures for comparison only. An unusually low price next to these figures should be treated as a red flag about who is actually selling it.

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About Super Viagra

Super Viagra is not a licensed medicine in the United Kingdom and cannot legally be sold there as a medicine. Its name should not be treated as evidence of its contents, strength or quality.

Product strengths and forms are not listed. Sildenafil is a licensed point of comparison that readers can discuss with a doctor or pharmacist.

Claimed strengths are manufacturer claims, and no claimed strength is listed for Super Viagra. No product form is listed either.

There is therefore no stated strength to compare with the licensed sildenafil equivalent. The product name alone does not establish its contents or support a dosing recommendation.

How Super Viagra works

Sildenafil belongs to a class of medicines called phosphodiesterase inhibitors. These medicines slow the breakdown of a chemical signal that helps blood vessels relax. In erectile tissue, this can allow more blood to flow into the penis during sexual stimulation.

The effect depends on sexual stimulation and does not itself increase sexual desire. This explains the action of sildenafil, not proof that Super Viagra has the same contents or effects.

What Super Viagra is used for

Super Viagra is marketed for erection problems, but this is a marketing claim rather than an established medical use for this product. The name does not show that it has been assessed for treating erection problems or that its contents match a licensed medicine. Sildenafil, the licensed comparison medicine, is used to help with erection problems.

Whether that treatment is suitable depends on a person's health and other medicines. A doctor or pharmacist can discuss licensed treatment options.

Key warnings

  • Super Viagra lacks licensing as a medicine in the United Kingdom, and its contents and quality lack independent verification.
  • Sildenafil-class medicines can cause a dangerous fall in blood pressure when combined with nitrates.
  • Heart conditions or low blood pressure may make sildenafil-class treatment unsuitable.
  • An erection that is painful or does not go away needs urgent medical attention.
  • Sudden loss of vision or hearing needs urgent medical attention.

Main interactions

  • Nitrates for chest pain and recreational nitrites, sometimes called poppers, can cause a dangerous fall in blood pressure.
  • Riociguat can cause a dangerous fall in blood pressure when combined with sildenafil-class medicines.
  • Alpha-blockers and other blood pressure medicines may increase dizziness or fainting.
  • Some antifungal medicines, antibiotics and HIV medicines can increase sildenafil levels.
  • Other treatments for erection problems may increase unwanted effects.

Storage

No storage conditions are listed for Super Viagra. General medicine storage practice is to keep products in their original packaging, away from heat and moisture, and out of the sight and reach of children.

Missed dose

For sildenafil used for erection problems, the concept of a missed regular dose does not usually apply. There is no established missed-dose guidance for Super Viagra. A doctor or pharmacist can explain the directions for a licensed treatment and help resolve uncertainty about its use.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding

The marketing material does not specify pregnancy or breastfeeding data for Super Viagra. Sildenafil use during pregnancy or breastfeeding needs assessment by a doctor for the condition being treated. A doctor or pharmacist can discuss potential risks and suitable licensed options.

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First published October 2, 2026 · Last updated · Report an error on this page