Whether Vidalista can be split in half depends on the specific tablet type and your doctor’s guidance. Some versions of Vidalista 60 mg come as standard, film-coated tablets that can physically be cut, while others may be designed for single-dose use and should not be split. Even if a tablet can be cut, the dose should never be changed without medical approval. Tadalafil—the active ingredient in Vidalista—is a prescription medication, and altering the dose on your own can affect its safety and how well it works.

Another concern is accuracy. Splitting tablets does not always produce perfectly equal halves, which may lead to inconsistent dosing. For medications like tadalafil, an uneven or unintended dose may increase the risk of side effects such as headache, dizziness, flushing, or changes in blood pressure. Some tablets also have protective coatings that help with absorption; cutting them may interfere with how the medication is released in the body.