Consider this: Taking Cialis daily costs less than purchasing weekend doses. Let’s illustrate. Suppose a 30-day supply of Cialis daily costs $200. A typical weekend dose requires 2 pills at approximately $50 per pill, totaling $100 for a weekend. Over a month (assuming four weekends), that’s $400. You save $200 monthly choosing the daily option.
Compare the Costs
Scenario 1: Weekend use. Four weekends/month × $100/weekend = $400 monthly. Scenario 2: Daily use. $200 monthly. The daily option provides significant monthly savings and predictable spending.
Long-Term Savings & Convenience
Extrapolate these savings: Over a year, daily use saves you $2400 ($200/month × 12 months). This is substantial and grows over time. Moreover, the daily option offers consistent, spontaneous intimacy, eliminating the need for advance planning. This added convenience contributes to its long-term value.
