Right, so now we're asking if "Vidalista 60 Can Help with Infertility." It's a big question! The text says Vidalista 60 is mainly for "male performance" (a nice, vague term) by enhancing function and blood flow, but "does not treat infertility directly." That's a refreshingly straightforward "no," isn't it? But then it adds a little hopeful caveat: "Nevertheless, improved circulation can be part of general reproductive health." Ah, the old "it might not fix it, but it can't hurt... much... maybe" line of reasoning. It's like saying a sports car won't get your groceries for you, but the improved aerodynamics could contribute to a more efficient shopping trip if you strap the bags to the roof. The advice to "speak with a physician for advice on your particular situation" if you're having fertility issues is, of course, absolutely spot on. Then, just as we're all feeling very sensible, PowPil.com (them again!) pops up, inviting us to purchase Vidalista 60 to "discover your options for a satisfying and confident experience." So, it doesn't directly treat infertility, but you can still buy a hefty 60mg dose for a "confident experience" from an online store. It’s a bit of a rollercoaster: "No, but maybe a bit, but see a doctor, but also buy it here now!" Classic.
Information sourced from: https://www.imedix.com/drugs/vidalista/