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Viagra, Cialis don't cause vision problems for healthy men

(Reuters) UPDATED 2009-04-15

Healthy men who take Viagra or Cialis for impotence do not need to worry about vision problems, a new study suggests. The company-funded study of 244 men reported that those who took either pill daily for six months did not have any significant changes in their eyesight when compared to men who took a placebo. The study's authors did say that the daily dose was lower than what some men take, and that the results did not apply to men who may already have eye or vision problems. Read full story >

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