Poxet (Dapoxetine) Tablets
Poxet is a dapoxetine medicine used for premature ejaculation in adult men and is taken before sexual activity. It is available in multiple strengths so treatment can be tailored to response and tolerability.
3 Poxet versions and strengths
| Poxet version | Strength | Form | Ingredient | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poxet 30 mg Tablet | 30 mg | Tablet | Dapoxetine | $72.99 |
| Poxet 60 mg Tablet | 60 mg | Tablet | Dapoxetine | $78.99 |
| Poxet 90 mg Tablet | 90 mg | Tablet | Dapoxetine | $87.99 |
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What Poxet Is and Who Makes It
Poxet contains dapoxetine, a short-acting selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) used to help delay ejaculation in adult men with premature ejaculation. It is taken as needed rather than every day in most cases, and should only be used according to a clinician’s advice.
Poxet is marketed as a branded dapoxetine tablet. The exact manufacturer can vary by market and supply source, so the product label and packaging should be checked for the manufacturer details for the specific pack you receive.
Poxet 30 mg, 60 mg, and 90 mg: How They Differ
We sell Poxet 30 mg Tablet, Poxet 60 mg Tablet, and Poxet 90 mg Tablet. The main difference between these versions is the amount of dapoxetine in each tablet, which can affect both the response and the chance of side effects.
Poxet 30 mg is the lower starting strength, Poxet 60 mg is a higher-strength option often used if 30 mg is not enough, and Poxet 90 mg is the highest strength listed here. A prescriber may recommend one strength based on your history, how you respond, and whether you tolerate the medicine well.
How to Choose the Right Strength
In many cases, treatment starts with the lowest suitable dose and is adjusted only if needed. The right strength depends on your age, medical history, other medicines you take, and how much benefit you get from a lower dose.
Do not choose a higher strength on your own to try to get faster or stronger results. If the lower dose is not effective or causes side effects, a clinician can decide whether a different strength is appropriate or whether another treatment is a better choice.
Safety, Side Effects, and When to Be Careful
Common side effects of dapoxetine can include nausea, dizziness, headache, diarrhea, sleepiness, and trouble sleeping. Some people may also feel faint, so it is important to follow dosing instructions carefully and avoid alcohol if advised by your clinician.
Poxet may not be suitable for people with certain heart conditions, a history of fainting, liver disease, or those taking medicines that can interact with dapoxetine, including some antidepressants and other serotonergic drugs. Get medical advice before use, and seek urgent help if you develop chest pain, severe dizziness, confusion, or signs of an allergic reaction.
Common questions
What are the Poxet versions available?
We sell Poxet 30 mg Tablet, Poxet 60 mg Tablet, and Poxet 90 mg Tablet. They contain the same active ingredient, dapoxetine, but in different strengths.
Which Poxet strength is best for me?
The best strength depends on your response to treatment and your tolerance of side effects. Many people start with a lower dose and only move to a higher strength if a clinician recommends it.
When should Poxet be taken?
Poxet is usually taken before sexual activity, not as a daily medicine in most cases. Follow the timing and dosing instructions given by your prescriber or the product leaflet.
How much does Poxet cost?
Poxet price can vary by strength, pack size, and supply source. Check the current product listing for the latest price of Poxet 30 mg, 60 mg, or 90 mg tablets.