Levitra Prescriptions on the NHS

Levitra is available on the NHS although you do have to fit into certain criteria to be eligible for the NHS prescription. These criteria include having stress and anxiety related disorders because of your erectile dysfunction or if you have suffered or are presently suffering from a health condition that is causing your erectile problems as a side effect. You will also be eligible for an NHS prescription for Levitra if you have been prescribed the drug before the 14th of September 1998.

Costs of Levitra on the NHS

If you do not fall into any of these categories then your other option to be able to get Levitra on a prescription is by getting a private prescription. Private prescriptions still enable you to be able to go to any pharmacy and get the drug without any other health checks; however the price of Levitra on a private prescription can be expensive with the average price for four 10mg tablets being around £20 whereas the price of an NHS prescription for a single item is only £7.20.


You may even be able to get Levitra free of charge on the NHS if you are aged 60 or over, if you have a long standing disability or you are on a low income. It is best to go and see your GP and get all the available information about Levitra before you purchase the drug as you may be able to get the drug at a discounted price and save a considerable amount of money especially if you plan to use Levitra for a long period of time.

If you feel uncomfortable about talking to your GP about your condition there are some websites that offer the chance of getting an online prescription. This involves filling out online questionnaires about your medical history and at times a quick consultation with a private doctor. It is important to remember that there are some websites which may be doing this illegally and without any monitoring and so it is important to make sure that you use a well known and reputable website. 


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