Femalegra 100 Mg (Sildenafil Citrate) Medically reviewed by Sanjay Gangani, B.Pharm, CMO & Pharmacist
Active Ingredient Sildenafil Citrate Indication Female Erectile Dysfunction Manufacturer Sunrise Remedies Pvt Ltd Strength:- 100mg Packaging 10 tablets in 1 strip
INQUIRE ABOUT Femalegra 100 Mg (Sildenafil Citrate)
What is Femalegra 100? Femalegra 100 is sold as a sildenafil citrate tablet.
Each tablet contains 100 mg of sildenafil citrate.
Sildenafil is a phosphodiesterase type-5 inhibitor.
It is the same molecule used in male erectile dysfunction .
A trade listing names Sunrise Remedies as the maker.
A second listing offers it under a third-party export label.
What the listings claim it does:
They say it treats female sexual arousal disorder.
They say it increases blood flow to the genital area.
They claim improved sensitivity, lubrication and satisfaction.
One names menopause, stress and hormonal imbalance as causes.
Sildenafil has been tested in thousands of women.
It has never been approved for female use.
Results across studies are described as mixed.
The claims above go well beyond what the evidence supports.
What the Evidence Actually Shows A clinical evidence review sets out the position:
Researchers began testing sildenafil in women after 1998.
Both male and female arousal involve blood flow regulation.
That made the idea biologically plausible.
Two decades later, the review says the verdict remains mixed.
Sexual side effects caused by SSRI antidepressants.
Cases of genuinely reduced genital blood flow.
Those are described as select cases, not general use.
Where the review says it does not help:
Low desire from psychological causes.
Low desire from hormonal causes such as menopause.
Low desire from oestrogen deficiency.
Hypoactive sexual desire disorder.
Emotional causes of low libido.
It notes creams and moisturisers perform better for dryness.
As of 2025, no large high-quality trials justify routine use.
For most women the limiting factor is not genital blood flow.
It is brain chemistry and emotional connection instead.
What Is Actually Approved for Women Two medicines have been approved for low sexual desire.
Medicine Approved How It Is Taken How It Works Flibanserin 2015, in the United States A daily tablet Acts on serotonin receptors in the brain Bremelanotide June 2019, in the United States An as-needed injection Activates brain pathways for sexual response Sildenafil Not approved for this use Not applicable Acts on blood vessels, not the brain Testosterone Not approved in the United States Prescribed off-label Hormonal; shown to improve libido Both approved drugs For premenopausal women only As labelled Acquired, generalised low desire Flibanserin warnings Dizziness, sleepiness, low blood pressure Daily use Effect may take several weeks Bremelanotide timing Works in 30 to 60 minutes Before activity Lasts about eight hours
The key point for a buyer:
Both approved medicines act on the brain.
Sildenafil acts on blood vessels instead.
They target different problems by different routes.
Calling a sildenafil tablet a female Viagra is misleading.
A woman with low desire needs a proper assessment first.
Safety in Women What the evidence review says about safety:
The safety profile in women mirrors that in men.
That is because its effects on the body are identical.
Common effects include headache and facial flushing.
They include nasal congestion, indigestion and dizziness.
All of those are linked to widening of blood vessels.
The cardiovascular concern:
The review describes the heart effects as more concerning.
Sildenafil lowers blood pressure in anyone who takes it.
Nitrate medicines must never be combined with it.
That applies to women exactly as it does to men.
Recreational poppers are nitrates too.
100 mg is the maximum approved single dose for men.
No approved dose exists for women at all.
So this strength has no approved basis in either sense.
Precautions Never Combine With Nitrate medicines in any form.
Recreational poppers, which are also nitrates.
Riociguat, used for lung artery pressure.
Another PDE-5 inhibitor of any kind.
Both lower blood pressure by the same pathway.
Together they can cause a sudden dangerous drop.
That can lead to fainting, a heart attack or death.
Tell a Doctor Before Any Use Any heart condition or a recent heart attack .
A recent stroke.
Uncontrolled high or low blood pressure.
Kidney or liver problems.
Any eye disease, especially retinitis pigmentosa.
A previous episode of sudden vision loss.
Pregnancy, plans for pregnancy, or breastfeeding.
Every other medicine, including antidepressants.
The listings named alpha-blockers and blood pressure medicines.
One named grapefruit juice as an interaction.
What a Proper Assessment Would Cover Whether the difficulty is desire, arousal, pain or orgasm.
Whether an antidepressant or another medicine is responsible.
Whether hormonal change after menopause is the cause.
Whether vaginal dryness would respond to local treatment.
Whether relationship or emotional factors are central.
Whether an approved medicine would suit better.
Most of those causes will not respond to sildenafil.
Selling a tablet cannot substitute for the assessment.
Before-Use Checklist Has a doctor assessed the underlying problem?
Do you know sildenafil is not approved for this use?
Do you know the evidence is described as inconsistent?
Have approved alternatives been discussed with you?
Do you take nitrates or use poppers?
Do you have any heart condition?
Do you take an antidepressant?
Do you know 100 mg is the maximum male dose?
Side Effects Reported for sildenafil, in women as in men:
Side Effect Category What It Feels Like What to Do Headache Common Head pain after a dose Report if severe Facial flushing Common Warmth and redness Usually brief Nasal congestion Common Blocked nose Usually mild Indigestion Common Burning or discomfort Report if persistent Dizziness Common Light-headedness Sit down; avoid driving Low blood pressure Reported Faintness on standing Report to a doctor Visual disturbance Reported Blurring or colour change Report to a doctor Rapid heartbeat Reported Awareness of the heartbeat Report to a doctor Sudden vision loss Rare Loss of sight in an eye Emergency – stop and seek care Sudden hearing loss Rare Deafness, ringing, dizziness Emergency – stop and seek care Serious allergic reaction Rare Rash, swelling, breathlessness Emergency – call for help
These frequencies come from use in men.
No approved label exists for use in women.
So no female frequency table can be quoted.
The review says systemic effects are identical.
Emergency Warning Signs Sudden loss of vision in one or both eyes.
Sudden loss or reduction of hearing.
Chest pain during or after sexual activity.
Severe dizziness or fainting.
An irregular or racing heartbeat.
Swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat.
That sildenafil has been taken.
The dose and the time it was taken.
Nitrates must not be given for at least 24 hours.
An Honest Assessment for the Retailer What can fairly be said: Sildenafil is a well-characterised molecule.
Its safety profile in the body is well documented.
Some studies suggested benefit in narrow circumstances.
Those were SSRI-related effects and reduced genital blood flow.
Research into female sexual dysfunction continues.
What a buyer must be told plainly: No regulator has approved sildenafil for women’s sexual problems.
A clinical review says the evidence remains inconsistent.
It says no large trials justify routine prescription.
It says the drug does not help low desire.
The two approved medicines work on the brain instead.
The same manufacturer says this molecule is not for women.
This page therefore carries no purchase-intent keywords.
Storage Instructions Store at ambient temperature, per a trade listing.
Keep the tablets away from moisture and heat.
Keep them in their original pack.
Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Do not share the medicine with anyone.
Check the expiry date before use.
Return unused tablets to a pharmacy take-back scheme.
Sanjay Gangani
B.Pharm, CMO & Pharmacist
Licensed pharmacist (B.Pharm) with 12+ years in clinical pharmacy and patient care. Reviews every article for evidence-based accuracy before it is published on ACTIZA Store.
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