Malegra FXT (sildenafil + fluoxetine)
Historical Sunrise Malegra FXT: sildenafil plus fluoxetine, current identity limits and the relevance of fluoxetine’s long persistence.
- Active ingredients
- Sildenafil + Fluoxetine
- Form
- Tablet
- Historical association
- Sunrise Remedies (archived company catalogue)
Malegra FXT is historically associated with Sunrise Remedies. The mirrored company catalogue lists sildenafil 100 mg plus fluoxetine 40 mg. That is stronger historical identity evidence than treating the company as entirely unknown, while it does not establish a current manufacturer-hosted product record.
Do not confuse FXT and DXT
Malegra DXT lists duloxetine; FXT lists fluoxetine. The shared Malegra prefix does not make those partner ingredients interchangeable, and plain Malegra is documented as a sildenafil family without this antidepressant component.
FXT was not found in the current Sunrise ED/PE catalogue checked here. Its historical presence is retained transparently, with current company/formulation confirmation still required. A marketplace-hosted archive should not be represented as current regulatory authorization.
Why persistence matters
Fluoxetine and its active metabolite can remain in the body for weeks. The small comparative PE study used daily fluoxetine over four weeks and did not test this fixed combination or its 40 mg partner amount. It cannot establish a rapid result from one occasional FXT tablet.
For someone already prescribed an antidepressant, this product could introduce duplicate exposure or a serotonergic interaction. Starting, stopping or switching medicines needs a prescriber’s review; an ED product name does not simplify that decision. Read the fluoxetine evidence article for the desired-delay versus unwanted-sexual-effect tradeoff and the limits of the research.
Product record
- Company
- Historical Sunrise Remedies catalogue; current exact listing not confirmed
- Strengths listed
- Sildenafil 100 mg + fluoxetine 40 mg (historical catalogue)
- Treatment area
- ED component; PE marketed/research context for partner antidepressant, not a licensed PE claim for this combination
- Identity
- Historical company association documented; not found in current Sunrise ED/PE catalogue checked
- Record reviewed
- 4 October 2026; source retrieval dates are retained with the evidence
Listed strengths identify a product; they are not dosing advice. A listing in one country does not show that a product is authorized where you live.
About sildenafil
Sildenafil supports the erection response to stimulation. Food can delay absorption of ordinary film-coated tablets; blood half-life is not a guaranteed response window. Timed follow-up can help explain an apparent nonresponse.
About fluoxetine
Fluoxetine has daily off-label PE research as well as licensed antidepressant uses. It and its active metabolite persist much longer than a short-acting PE medicine. Sexual effects and interactions differ from an occasional fixed combination.
About unverified names
This profile has historical, supplier or incomplete identity evidence. Some names have a company catalogue association; others have secondary listings with unresolved details. Read the exact source and remaining gap rather than assuming every unfamiliar name has no company evidence.
About fixed combinations
A fixed combination puts two medicines in one tablet at set doses. Each ingredient brings its own side effects and interactions, and approval of each ingredient on its own does not mean the combination is approved or suitable.
Do not add another ED or PE medicine to a combination product.
Using a PDE5 inhibitor safely
Never take a PDE5 inhibitor with nitrates, recreational nitrites (“poppers”) or riociguat, and do not combine two ED medicines. Seek urgent medical help for chest pain, an erection lasting more than four hours, or sudden loss of vision or hearing.
Common side effects include headache, flushing, indigestion and a blocked nose.
Sources
5 sources
Checked .
- VIAGRA (sildenafil) US prescribing information — DailyMed, US National Library of Medicine. Ingredient reference; it does not describe this brand.
- PROZAC (fluoxetine) US prescribing information — DailyMed, US National Library of Medicine. Ingredient reference; it does not describe this brand.
- Historical Sunrise catalogue (marketplace-hosted mirror) — Sunrise Remedies catalogue mirror. Historical identity evidence; not a current company-hosted registration or listing.
- Current ED and PE company catalogue — Sunrise Remedies
- Fluoxetine UK reference information — emc. Partner ingredient context, not a label for this fixed combination.