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Sildenafil (Generic) older adult medication review sheet

Use this sheet to list your sildenafil products, nitrates, blood pressure medicines and health conditions, then bring it to your prescriber or pharmacist. It also tracks symptoms after each use, especially if you are an older adult or take interacting medicines.

Companion to “Sildenafil (Generic) for Adults 65+: Transitioning to and Managing Care in Older Patients” · healthrx.com/age-v2-sildenafil-generic/geriatric--transition-to-adult-care · Facts checked Nov 10, 2026

Sildenafil products and current medicines

Write what is on each bottle label exactly as printed.

Sildenafil product name on labelViagra, Revatio or generic sildenafil
Prescriber name and phone
Pharmacy name and phone
Nitrate medicines, including nitroglycerinName, form and how often
Alpha-blocker medicine and how long taken
Other blood pressure medicines
Antibiotics, antifungals or HIV medicinesInclude erythromycin, ketoconazole, itraconazole or ritonavir if listed
Supplements and over-the-counter products

Gather before the visit

Bring this sheet and the items below.

  • Bring every sildenafil bottle and its prescription label.
  • Write down all prescription, over-the-counter and herbal products you take.
  • List any heart, blood pressure, liver or kidney conditions your prescriber knows about.
  • Note any recent heart attack, stroke, fainting or chest pain and when it happened.
  • Check with your pharmacist whether any new medicine interacts with sildenafil.
  • Confirm which sildenafil product you have, since Viagra and Revatio differ.
  • Note any nitrate prescription and when you last used it.
  • Bring the names of any eye, hearing or erection problems you have noticed.

Questions to ask at the visit

  1. Is sildenafil still appropriate for my heart and blood pressure history?
  2. Which of my current medicines could change how sildenafil affects my blood pressure?
  3. Should my sildenafil starting amount be adjusted for my age, kidney or liver function?
  4. If I need nitrates in an emergency, what waiting period, if any, should I follow?
  5. Which symptoms should make me stop sildenafil and seek care right away?
  6. Should I have my testosterone checked before we decide on treatment?
  7. Can my pharmacist check for interactions whenever a new medicine is added?

Symptoms after each sildenafil use

Record the product, what you noticed and when. Share this log at each visit.

Date and timeProduct takenSymptoms noticedDizziness or fainting?Vision or hearing change?

This sheet records information for a conversation with your prescriber or pharmacist. It does not replace their instructions or the medication's prescribing information.