Kamagra is an anti-ED drug, used by men who suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED). A cheap alternative to Viagra, it has become a popular medication, especially in the UK, Europe, and South East Asia. Its benefits have been widely documented and experienced by consumers from all over the world. However, just like every other medicine, there are certain myths and misconceptions which exist with regards to the administration and storage of the drug. These myths and misconceptions need to be separated from the facts to ensure that the drug is administered and stored both safely and effectively. Statement #1: Kamagra is a Less Potent Form of Viagra Due to its lower cost in comparison to Viagra, the much cheaper Kamagra is considered by some to be a less potent form of the branded drug. As a result, first-time users administer high doses of Kamagra that they otherwise would prefer not to, if they were taking Viagra. Fact or Myth: This is a myth. The drug contains the same active formula (