Malegra 100 mg contains sildenafil citrate, the same active ingredient as Viagra. While the medicine itself is medically legitimate in many places, its legal status depends on each country’s drug approval and prescription laws.  How legality varies: India (and some countries in Asia): Malegra is generally legally manufactured and sold with a prescription, since it is produced by Indian pharmaceutical companies. United States: Not FDA-approved under the brand “Malegra.” Importing or selling it can be illegal without authorization, even though sildenafil itself (generic Viagra) is legal via approved versions. United Kingdom & European Union: Malegra is not licensed/approved by regulators (MHRA/EMA), so selling or importing it through unofficial channels is typically illegal. Only approved sildenafil products are legal. Canada & Australia: Similar rule — sildenafil is legal, but Malegra specifically is not approved, so it is generally not legally sold in pharmacies.  Important point Many countries don’t ban sildenafil itself—they regulate the brand and manufacturing approval. So: Viagra / approved generics = legal (with prescription).