Which erectile dysfunction formula is right for me?
There are three. SURGE MAX is the on-demand rapid-absorb liquid (sildenafil 40 mg, tadalafil 11 mg, vardenafil 7.5 mg, apomorphine 2 mg) — the fastest and strongest, for men who want a dose that works in about 10 minutes. Go Long pairs silodosin 5 mg with tadalafil 10 mg in a dissolvable troche, for men whose concern is control and staying power rather than onset. Daily Boost is low-dose tadalafil (2.5 mg or 5 mg) taken every day, for men who want readiness to be continuous rather than planned. Your clinician confirms which is appropriate at intake.
How does sublingual delivery work?
Medication dissolved under the tongue absorbs directly into the bloodstream through capillaries in the oral mucosa, bypassing first-pass liver metabolism. This typically results in faster onset and slightly higher bioavailability than swallowed tablets.
What's the difference between SURGE MAX and Viagra/Cialis?
Viagra (sildenafil 25-100mg) and Cialis (tadalafil 5-20mg) are single-ingredient FDA-approved tablets. SURGE MAX combines four active ingredients at clinician-calibrated doses in a sublingual delivery format. The combination targets multiple pathways (PDE-5 inhibition + dopaminergic stimulation via apomorphine).
How fast does SURGE MAX work?
Most patients report effect within 15-30 minutes of dissolving under the tongue. Full effect typically peaks at 30-45 minutes and lasts 4-6 hours, depending on individual metabolism.
Can I take SURGE MAX with food or alcohol?
SURGE MAX works well on an empty stomach but does not require it. Heavy fatty meals can slightly delay absorption. Moderate alcohol (1-2 drinks) is generally fine; heavy alcohol use blunts the effect and increases blood pressure risk.
What are the side effects?
Common (mild, transient): facial flushing, mild headache, nasal congestion, indigestion. Less common: dizziness, back pain (tadalafil), blue-tinted vision (sildenafil), priapism (erection lasting >4 hours — requires emergency care, rare). Most resolve within 1-2 doses.
Is SURGE MAX safe with my heart medications?
SURGE MAX is contraindicated with nitrates (nitroglycerin, isosorbide) and guanylate cyclase stimulators (riociguat) — the combination can cause severe hypotension. Most other heart medications (beta-blockers, ACE inhibitors, statins) are compatible but disclose everything at intake.
Can I take SURGE MAX if I have high blood pressure?
Controlled hypertension is generally compatible with SURGE MAX. Uncontrolled or severe hypertension (>170/100) needs to be addressed first. Your clinician reviews your blood pressure history at intake; you can also start a free blood-pressure reading by mentioning it during intake.
How is this different from injectable sexual health treatments?
Injectables (trimix, bimix) deliver vasoactive medications directly into the penis — they work for almost everyone but require self-injection. SURGE MAX is a non-invasive sublingual alternative for men whose response to oral PDE-5 inhibitors is insufficient but who want to avoid injections.
Will SURGE MAX work if oral Viagra/Cialis didn't?
Often, yes. Sublingual delivery bypasses first-pass liver metabolism, achieving higher peak plasma levels at lower doses. The four-ingredient combination also targets pathways beyond PDE-5. If pure PDE-5 inhibition failed, the apomorphine component (which works on dopamine receptors in the brain) may make the difference.
Can I take SURGE MAX daily?
SURGE MAX is designed for as-needed use, not daily dosing. Daily PDE-5 inhibitor therapy (low-dose tadalafil 2.5-5mg daily) is a separate protocol that some patients prefer for spontaneity. Discuss with your clinician at intake which approach fits your lifestyle.
Does SURGE MAX increase libido?
The PDE-5 components (sildenafil, tadalafil, vardenafil) do not increase libido — they enable an erectile response when libido is already present. The apomorphine component works on central dopaminergic pathways and may modestly enhance arousal in some patients.
Can I take SURGE MAX with TRT?
Yes. Many patients are on both. TRT addresses libido and morning erection quality (testosterone-dependent); SURGE MAX addresses the on-demand mechanical response. The two are complementary, not redundant.
Will I become dependent on it?
No. PDE-5 inhibitors do not cause physical or psychological dependence. The medication enhances the body's natural erectile response — it does not replace it. Many men cycle on/off as needed without rebound effects.
Who shouldn't take SURGE MAX?
Contraindications: nitrate medications, severe cardiovascular disease (recent heart attack or stroke), retinitis pigmentosa, severe liver disease (Child-Pugh class C), uncontrolled hypertension, severe hypotension, or known hypersensitivity to any active ingredient.
How much does erectile dysfunction treatment cost?
SURGE MAX is $179 for a 10-pack ($17.90 per dose). Go Long is $149 for a 12-pack ($12.42 per dose). Daily Boost is $119 for a 28-pack ($4.25 per day). Every price is the complete program price and includes clinician review and free shipping — there is no separate membership fee. The evaluation is free and you are only charged if a clinician prescribes.
Is my purchase discreet?
Yes. Shipments use unmarked outer packaging with the return address showing a generic name (no DirectCare AI branding, no medical descriptors). Billing on your card appears as a generic merchant name.