01How does the 17.5-hour half-life sit next to 24 hours?
Mean terminal half-life in healthy men is 17.5 hours. Residual drug is still there at 24 hours. That is chemistry, not a second tablet.
Highlights of the US Cialis label still say the tablet can work up to 36 hours. This page does not add a second program's head-counts to that sentence.
02How many men sat in that timed program?
Four hundred eighty-three men sat in the timed program. They were evenly randomized to placebo, 10 mg, or 20 mg and told which clock to use. This page stays on the 24-hour clock.
Four attempts at the assigned hour were encouraged. Missing one try does not rewrite the mean.
03What were the 24-hour percentages?
At the 24-hour timepoint, mean per-patient successful intercourse attempts were 42% on placebo, 56% on Cialis 10 mg, and 67% on 20 mg. Those are shares of attempts, not a promise that every Sunday works.
This site's starting tablet is 10 mg as needed. The 67% row is the 20 mg arm in that same program.
04What did the 10 mg arm do at 24 hours?
Fifty-six percent on 10 mg is the 24-hour figure next to 42% on placebo. That is the arm that matches this vault's as-needed start.
If Friday 10 mg is the swallow, Saturday evening can still sit on that clock. A second 10 mg the same calendar day is a second dose. Usual frequency is one as-needed tablet a day.
05Why four attempts at the assigned hour?
Four separate attempts at the assigned dose and the 24-hour timepoint were the ask. The percentage is per patient across those tries, not a single lucky night.
Arousal still had to be there on each try. The tablet does not lock an erection for a full day. See stimulation still required.
06Does a working 24-hour tail allow a second swallow?
A working tail is not a second swallow. Most men stay at one as-needed dose per day. Kidney and CYP rows use longer spacing. See one tablet in 24 hours.
Duration questions that are not this 24-hour clock live on the weekend glow pulse.