The manufacturer of the erectile dysfunction medication Cialis has been conducting surveys in Canada which give an interesting insight into how and when Canadian men and women have sex

The research titled the Cialis Sex Survey was specifically aimed at men and women who are over 40.

The results showed that 60 percent prefer to have sex at night, 27 percent preferred to have sex in the morning and 13 percent preferred it in the afternoon. Other findings from the Cialis Sex Survey were that different time zones produce different results.  For example those people in Quebec tended to have a bigger preference to have morning sex compared to the rest of Canada, and those people who lived in Alberta were the least likely to have mid day sex.

The survey noted that general fatigue was the number one reason for not having sex when you wanted it with 40 percent of respondents confirming this.  Work was the second most commonly given reason for being unable to have sex, followed by busy schedules which meant you had no private time. Erectile dysfunction was the fourth most common reason at 17 percent.

The Cialis Sex Survey which was done for Eli Lilly Canada by Leger Marketing in April this year makes interesting reading but doesn't really come up with any great new revelations regarding sex.

One thing though was that 60 percent of men and women said that they wished that they could have a more spontaneous sex life. This information will be seized on by Eli Lilly because one of the great things about using Cialis is that it works for as long as 36 hours meaning that within this time window men suffering from erectile dysfunction can be spontaneous rather than having to run off and get a glass of water to swallow a pill. If it's spontaneity that you want it looks like Cialis or Cialis Daily could work for you.

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