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Types of Kamagra

November 20, 2009

Kamagra is a discreet pill for the treatment of male erectile dysfunction or impotence. It is a real breakthrough treatment that can help many men who have erectile dysfunction to get and keep an erection when they are sexually aroused. It is a version of generic Viagra or Sildenafil Citrate that is used to treat sexual disorder in men. It is manufactured by Ajanta Pharma Ltd.

Erectile dysfunction is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for a mutually satisfying intercourse. It is the inability of the penis to become rigid, or stay rigid long enough to complete the sexual act.


Kamagra is a phosphodiesterase inhibitor which is being increased used to treat sexual functional problems. Many men worry about not being able to control their body when they take ED drugs, but Kamagra will not cause any embarrassing moment, because the drug doesn’t cause the erection, it simply makes it possible. The usage of the Kamagra is advised to be done only after consulting the doctor. The standard dosage of this medication is 100 mg of the pill an hour before the sexual activity. The effect of the Kamagra pills can be experienced for about 4 to 6 hours, which is enough for any person to have the satisfactory love-making activity.

Types of Kamagra:

Kamagra Tablets:
Kamagra is intended for oral use and is available in the form of 25, 50 and 100 mg tablets.Kamagra Tablets 100 mg most popular for instant effectiveness of your romantic night. These are chewable tablets and are very effective on impotence.

Kamagra Oral Jelly Or Kamagra Jelly:
The product is in the jelly form, meant to be consumed orally and should be allowed to dissolve in the oral cavity before it is swallowed.More easily swallowed than tablets and therefore suitable for elderly people and also people who have difficulty in swallowing. Kamagra Oral Jelly comes in different flavors and are a treat to your palate! Kamagra Gel comes in satchets of 100mg doses with flavors including Vanilla, Banana, Chocolate, Butterscotch, Mint, Pineapple, Orange and Blackcurrent.

Kamagra Soft Tabs:
Kamagra Soft Tabs are the renowned and trusted Kamagra Tabs in a new and exciting form. These chewable Tabs come in 4 different flavors in each blister. Each blister contains Strawberry, Orange, Banana and Pineapple.Kamagra Soft Tabs is to be chewed and/or allowed to dissolve under the tongue this assists the tablet to enter the blood stream much faster than the conventional tablet, hence acting much faster.

All these forms of kamagra have better result and improve sexual drive in men.

Generic Drug to treat the H1N1 influenza

November 12, 2009

Indian drug major Cipla has launched generic versions of anti-flu drugs oseltamivir and zanamivir in the local market to treat the H1N1 influenza.Cipla will brand oseltamivir in the local market as Antiflu and zanamivir as Virenza. Antiflu will cost Rs 475 for 10 capsules, in line with the price of competing products in the market. Virenza — an inhaled drug — will cost Rs 800, which includes the price for an inhalation device.


Dr Y K Hamied, chairman and managing director of Cipla, said his company was equipped to make 2 million doses of oseltamivir a month, in case of any eventuality. Already 450 people have died of H1N1 in India and the winter season may cause further spread of the virus, he said.Cipla’s Antiflu is a copycat version of Swiss multi-national Hoffmann-La Roche’s Tamiflu and Virenza is the copy of GlaxoSmithKline’s Relenza. Both drugs, used globally to treat the ongoing H1N1 pandemic, lack patent protection in India as these are pre-1995 innovations.

On August 28, the Indian government had allowed restricted retail sale of the drug under Schedules X category of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, similar to the sale of narcotics drugs. Six Indian companies — Ranbaxy, Cipla, Strides Acrolab, Hetero, Hetco and Roche — were allowed to manufacture and sell the drug. The government has also stockpiled the drug from these manufacturers for supply through government channels.

“Now the US is facing a shortage of oseltamivir and we have informed our readiness to supply the drug if needed. We make about 20 drugs in the anti-viral segment and are among the global leaders in this category,” said the Cipla chief, who revolutionised HIV/AIDS treatment globally by selling generic drug cocktails at less than a $1 per day.Both drugs have patent protection in many developed countries, including the US and Europe. Hyderabad-based Hetero is the only supplier licensed by Roche to market oseltamivir in India under the brand name Fluvir.

Cipla has so far exported about $10 million worth of Antiflu to countries in Latin America, Africa, South-East Asia and West Asia, where the drug lacks patent protection.In 2005, we had stockpiled about 2.5 tonnes of oseltamivir but there was no demand and about $15-20 million worth products had just piled up as inventory,” said Hamied.

Countries with patent protection for these drugs can also allow generic players to manufacture and market it, invoking compulsory licence provisions of the patent rules, which allow breaking of patent rules during emergency, said Hamied.Hamied has suggested that governments should encourage stockpiling of shikimic acid, which is extracted from the ‘Chinese Star Anise’ and is used as a base material for production of oseltamivir through a 14-step chemical process, instead of stockpiling the finished drug.

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