Short Answer:
Yes. Levitra works well even after a meal, though a high fat meal can slow absorption of
Levitra.
Long Answer:
One of Levitra's biggest selling
points is that it is supposedly not affected much by food intake. However,
even Levitra can be slowed down by a very fatty meal. So even though you
don't need to take it on an empty stomach, you might want to order the
fish and vegetables instead of the steak and fries.
Here's a report on Levitra
and food:
In another randomized,
crossover study, 20 mg Levitra was administered at 8:00 a.m. after an
overnight fast or immediately after consuming a high-fat breakfast (57
per cent fat), or at 6:00 p.m. on an empty stomach or after consuming a
moderate-fat meal (30 per cent fat).
Results showed that Levitra PK [effectiveness] parameters were largely
unaffected by food, except when taken with a meal with high-fat content
(more than 55 per cent). In this situation, absorption was delayed by
one hour.
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