The Health Care For Men website provides easy to understand medical information on men’s health issues such as loss of sex drive, viagra, cialis, infertility, impotence, sexually transmitted diseases, heart disease, aids, prostate, cancer, hair loss and more.

Over time we aim to become a complete resource on the major problems facing health care for men. We hope to include information on the latest research findings, on diseases, cures and therapies.

We at Health Care For Men are agnostic in our approach and we will list articles and therapies that are conventional and unconventional in nature. We leave it to the reader to decide what information is useful to them and what is not.

In all cases we do not endorse any product or therapy, unless we specifically say so. It is up to the reader to discuss the merits of embarking on any therapy with their General Practitioner or Medical Consultant.

Be sure to look through Health Care for Men’s section on ‘Wonder Products’. Every now and then we come across a product or therapy that just cannot be ignored and we do our best to bring it to your attention.

When a company develops a new drug, it gives the drug two names, the generic name which is the name of the chemical compound that makes up the drug and the brand name, which is what the manufacturer calls the product.

The company patents the drug for 20 years giving them the exclusive and legal right to manufacture and market the drug. Once the patent expires, the drug may be manufactured and sold by other companies under a different brand name or under its generic (chemical compound) brand name.

There is no difference between the manufacturing standards set for generic pharmaceutical companies and those set for brand pharmaceutical companies. Sometimes the generic version of a drug may have a different colour or different shape from its brand name counterpart. These differences have no effect on the medical action of the drug. They are created simply to distinguish the appearance of one drug from another. Generic drugs typically are less expensive than their brand name counterparts.

Viagra for example is a product name and Sildenafil Citrate is the generic name. Again Cialis is a product name and Tadalafil is the generic name.