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Quick Answer — Which sildenafil + dapoxetine product is right?
- Default starting choice: Super P-Force — sildenafil 100 mg + dapoxetine 60 mg, standard tablet. The reference dose for the entire combo class.
- Faster onset (sublingual absorption): Super P-Force Oral Jelly — same actives in jelly format, drops onset from 1–3 hours to ~30–60 minutes.
- Higher dapoxetine if 60 mg insufficient: Extra Super P-Force — sildenafil 100 mg + dapoxetine 100 mg.
- Higher sildenafil + dapoxetine combo: P-Force Fort — sildenafil 150 mg + dapoxetine 60 mg.
- Long-acting PDE5 partner: Super Vidalista — tadalafil 20 mg + dapoxetine 60 mg. 24–36 hour ED window instead of sildenafil’s 4–6 hours.
All five are on-demand dapoxetine combos. None require daily dosing. The differences are dose, format, and PDE5 partner — not mechanism.
Why sildenafil + dapoxetine is the dominant PE combo
Most ED-plus-PE combination tablets in the world pair sildenafil with dapoxetine. The pairing isn’t arbitrary: sildenafil has the broadest clinical evidence base of any PDE5 inhibitor for erectile dysfunction, and dapoxetine is the only SSRI ever engineered specifically for on-demand premature-ejaculation use. Both drugs reach peak plasma concentration in roughly the same window (sildenafil ~1 hour, dapoxetine ~1–2 hours) and both clear out within 24 hours, so a single tablet 1–3 hours before sex produces simultaneous ED + PE control with no carry-over the next day.
That tight pharmacokinetic match is the whole reason this combo class exists. Daily SSRI combos like Malegra FXT work on a completely different model — we cover those in the SSRI vs SNRI vs dapoxetine guide and the dedicated Malegra FXT 100/40 mg guide. This article is specifically about how the on-demand sildenafil + dapoxetine products on MedsBase differ from each other.
The five products at a glance
| Product | PDE5 inhibitor | SSRI dose | Format | Time to onset | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super P-Force | Sildenafil 100 mg | Dapoxetine 60 mg | Tablet | 1–3 hours | Starting choice for ED + PE |
| Super P-Force Oral Jelly | Sildenafil 100 mg | Dapoxetine 60 mg | Oral jelly sachet | ~30–60 minutes | Faster onset, easier swallowing |
| Extra Super P-Force | Sildenafil 100 mg | Dapoxetine 100 mg | Tablet | 1–3 hours | When 60 mg dapoxetine is insufficient |
| P-Force Fort | Sildenafil 150 mg | Dapoxetine 60 mg | Tablet | 1–3 hours | Severe ED requiring higher PDE5 dose |
| Super Vidalista | Tadalafil 20 mg | Dapoxetine 60 mg | Tablet | ~30–60 minutes | 24–36 hour ED window, weekend dosing |
Super P-Force — the reference combo
Super P-Force (sildenafil 100 mg + dapoxetine 60 mg) is the canonical sildenafil + dapoxetine combination. It’s where most men start, and for most men with ED-plus-PE it’s where they stay. The dose is at the upper end of the standard range for both actives:
- Sildenafil 100 mg is the maximum approved sildenafil dose. Most ED trials use 50–100 mg; 100 mg gives a wider margin for men with diabetic ED or other vascular contributors.
- Dapoxetine 60 mg is the higher of the two approved dapoxetine doses (30 mg and 60 mg). Clinical trials show 60 mg extends IELT by ~3× vs ~2.5× for 30 mg, with a modest increase in nausea and dizziness.
Take one tablet 1–3 hours before anticipated sex. Don’t take more than one tablet in 24 hours. Effect on both ED and PE for that single session.
Super P-Force Oral Jelly — faster onset
The Super P-Force Oral Jelly has identical actives to Super P-Force but in a sachet jelly format. The reason that matters is absorption route. A standard tablet has to be swallowed, dissolved in stomach acid, and absorbed through the small intestine — that’s the 1–3 hour onset window. The jelly can be partly absorbed sublingually (under the tongue) and through the oral mucosa, which bypasses first-pass metabolism for a fraction of the dose.
Practical effect: most men report onset in 30–60 minutes instead of 60–180. That’s the only meaningful difference. Same dose, same actives, same duration of effect.
Extra Super P-Force — higher dapoxetine
Extra Super P-Force bumps the dapoxetine to 100 mg while keeping sildenafil at 100 mg. 100 mg is above the standard dapoxetine maximum — that’s deliberate. It’s positioned for men who’ve tried Super P-Force at 60 mg dapoxetine, found the PE control insufficient, and want more.
The trade-off is a higher side-effect rate for nausea, dizziness, and orthostatic hypotension. Most men don’t need 100 mg dapoxetine. Step up only if 60 mg has proven inadequate after several attempts.
P-Force Fort — higher sildenafil
P-Force Fort bumps the sildenafil to 150 mg while keeping dapoxetine at 60 mg. 150 mg is above the standard sildenafil maximum — same logic as Extra Super P-Force, but for the ED side instead of the PE side. Positioned for men with severe ED (often diabetic ED, post-prostatectomy ED, or ED unresponsive to 100 mg sildenafil) who need PE control as well.
For men whose ED responds well to 100 mg sildenafil, the extra 50 mg adds side-effect burden (headache, flushing, nasal congestion, visual disturbance) without meaningful benefit. Don’t default to P-Force Fort — step up only if Super P-Force’s ED component falls short.
Super Vidalista — long-acting PDE5 partner
Super Vidalista swaps the sildenafil for tadalafil 20 mg while keeping dapoxetine at 60 mg. That changes the ED window from 4–6 hours (sildenafil) to 24–36 hours (tadalafil). The dapoxetine still only covers a single session — it clears overnight.
This product is the right pick if you want a Friday-night dose to cover a weekend of opportunity windows on the ED side. The PE-control component is still single-use; if you anticipate sex on both Saturday and Sunday and need PE control both times, you’d need a second dose. Most men don’t.
🔬 Research note: dapoxetine 30 mg vs 60 mg
Phase III dapoxetine trials (Pryor et al., 2006; McMahon et al., 2010) tested both 30 mg and 60 mg doses. The 60 mg group showed roughly a 3× IELT increase from baseline; the 30 mg group showed a 2.5× increase. Discontinuation rates for side effects were 4% (30 mg) vs 10% (60 mg). The combo products on this site all use 60 mg because the absolute PE benefit is larger and most men tolerate the side-effect bump. If 60 mg dapoxetine produces unacceptable nausea, splitting a 60 mg tablet to ~30 mg is a reasonable approach (consult a clinician).
Picking the right combo — decision tree
- Start with Super P-Force. Default tablet, standard doses, reference effect profile.
- If swallowing tablets is uncomfortable or you want faster onset: switch to Super P-Force Oral Jelly.
- If 60 mg dapoxetine doesn’t give enough PE control after 3–4 attempts: step up to Extra Super P-Force.
- If 100 mg sildenafil doesn’t give a satisfactory erection: step up to P-Force Fort.
- If you want a 24–36 hour ED window (weekend dosing): switch the PDE5 partner to Super Vidalista.
- If you have sex 3+ times per week and pre-sex dosing is becoming inconvenient: consider switching from on-demand dapoxetine to daily Malegra FXT (SSRI).
Side effects — what to expect
The side-effect signature is the sum of the PDE5 inhibitor side effects and the dapoxetine side effects:
- From sildenafil (or tadalafil): Headache, facial flushing, nasal congestion, indigestion. Visual disturbance (blue tinge to vision) is sildenafil-specific. Most settle as the drug clears overnight.
- From dapoxetine: Nausea (most common), dizziness, headache, drowsiness. Orthostatic hypotension is the side effect to watch for — rise slowly from sitting/lying for the first few doses, particularly if you also take a blood-pressure medication.
- Class-level warnings: Don’t take any of these products with nitrates (heart medication), with MAO inhibitors, or with other serotonergic drugs (daily SSRIs, tramadol, MDMA, St John’s wort) — serotonin syndrome risk.
Who these combos are for
Men with both erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation who want to treat both with a single tablet on an on-demand basis. Particularly suited for:
- Sex 1–3 times per week or less (above this, daily SSRI combos become more economical)
- Men who reject the idea of daily psychiatric medication
- Men whose PE is situational/acquired (not strictly lifelong) and respond well to short-exposure SSRIs
- Men already taking sildenafil/tadalafil for ED who want to add PE control without changing their PDE5 routine
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I take Super P-Force every day?
No. The on-demand dosing pattern is 1 tablet in any 24-hour period — not daily. If you find yourself wanting to dose daily, you’re probably in territory where a daily SSRI combo like Malegra FXT would be a better fit. Daily exposure to 60 mg dapoxetine is not how the drug is designed to be used.
What’s the difference between Super P-Force and Kamagra?
Kamagra is sildenafil 100 mg only — no dapoxetine. Super P-Force adds the dapoxetine 60 mg for the PE component. If you have ED only (no PE problem), Kamagra and similar sildenafil-only products are cheaper and have fewer side effects. If you have ED + PE, Super P-Force replaces them both with a single tablet.
Is the dapoxetine 60 mg “doubled” because the tablet is white-on-blue or split?
Some products split the dapoxetine across two layers in the tablet. The total dapoxetine dose is still 60 mg — the split just means a portion releases faster (immediate release) and the rest releases over a slightly longer window. The total exposure is the same.
Can I drink alcohol with these combos?
One or two drinks is generally fine. Heavy drinking on the same evening is a bad idea: dapoxetine + alcohol amplifies dizziness and orthostatic hypotension risk, and alcohol itself blunts ED-treatment effectiveness. Save the heavier drinking for non-dosing nights.
I’ve seen “Super P-Force” sold in different blister colours by different manufacturers. Are they all the same?
Generic combo products in this space are made by multiple Indian manufacturers (Sunrise Remedies, Cipla, RSM Enterprises, Fortune Healthcare and others). Identical active doses (sildenafil 100 + dapoxetine 60), different brand packaging. All MedsBase stock is from WHO-GMP certified manufacturers; the SKU sold under the Super P-Force name is the Sunrise Remedies product.
How long do these products stay good in the package?
Shelf life is typically 24 months from manufacture. Store in the original blister, below 30°C, away from moisture. The PE jelly format has a slightly shorter shelf life (~18 months) — check the printed expiry on each sachet.
Will my partner notice anything different?
From the ED side: stronger, more reliable erection. From the PE side: longer time-to-ejaculation, often markedly so on the first successful dose. Some men report a subtle change in orgasm intensity — usually a mild reduction in subjective intensity that’s not unwelcome given the longer build-up. Side effects like flushing or mild nausea are visible to some partners; most are not.
Do these combos help with performance anxiety even if I don’t strictly have PE?
The dapoxetine component does directly reduce ejaculation reflex sensitivity, which incidentally reduces performance-anxiety-driven rapid ejaculation. If your “PE” is anxiety-driven rather than neurobiological, dapoxetine helps but is overkill — a sildenafil-only product plus addressing the anxiety underneath usually performs as well with fewer side effects.
Medical disclaimer
This guide is educational and is not a substitute for medical advice. Sildenafil + dapoxetine combination tablets interact with nitrates (do not combine — risk of severe hypotension), alpha-blockers (orthostatic hypotension risk), MAO inhibitors, and other serotonergic medications. If you take any prescription medication, have cardiovascular disease, severe liver or kidney impairment, or a history of fainting episodes, discuss with a clinician before starting. Seek immediate medical care for chest pain during sex, an erection lasting more than 4 hours, or signs of serotonin syndrome.
Related reading: SSRI vs SNRI vs Dapoxetine for PE · Best Medicine for ED — 10 ED Pills Compared · ED Pills Online: Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil & Dapoxetine Compared.
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Sophie ChenPharmaceutical Content Researcher · 8 years experience
Sophie Chen is a pharmaceutical content researcher with 8 years covering generic medication access and clinical pharmacology. She specialises in international regulatory frameworks, bioequivalence standards, and patient-facing education on therapeutic drug classes. She is not a clinician.