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Online ED clinics, compared honestly
All of these will post you a prescription. They differ enormously in what they tell you first — whether the page names the nitrate interaction, publishes its doses, or admits what the ongoing price is.
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CoreAge Rx 4PLAY
The most complete safety disclosure of any combination product we have audited — and nothing recurs unless you say so
Why this one is up here. It is our pick of the combination products: the fullest safety and compounded-drug disclosure of any we have audited, and one of only two services in this comparison whose refills are opt-in rather than automatic — no membership fee, no contract, and a refund if a clinician decides the treatment is not appropriate. We rate it 4.8 out of 5. CoreAge Rx supplies our giveaway prize, but not a commission — clicking through to them earns us nothing, and this rating predates the giveaway. The review sets out the case in full, including the two things to ask the prescriber before your first dose — it stacks three PDE5 inhibitors rather than two, and it publishes no dose for any of its four ingredients. How we make money.
The services, ranked
Ranked on the four criteria below, except where a card says the rating is our own. Safety disclosure carries the most weight, because a cheap product is no bargain if the page never tells you what it can do to you.
The most complete safety disclosure of any combination product we have audited — and nothing recurs unless you say so
Best for: Men who want a combination product and refuse to be locked into a subscription
What is good
- Auto-refill is opt-in after the first order rather than opt-out — only one other service in this comparison does that, and it is among the biggest things separating this service from the rest
- No membership fee and no long-term contract; the same 5-pack can be bought outright, with no subscription at all, for about 5% more than the $114 rate
- Refunded if a provider decides the treatment is not appropriate for you — you are not charged for a no
- Flat pricing with no dose-based markups, and the pre-discount figure is shown rather than hidden
- States that billing frequency, plan term, renewal date, cancellation method and any early-termination charge are all shown at checkout before you enter payment details
- Explains WHY nitrates are dangerous rather than just naming them, names riociguat, and flags alpha-blockers — a combination only a handful of pages in this comparison manage
- Warns about the four-hour rule and about sudden vision or hearing loss
- The fullest compounded disclosure in this comparison: USP standards, not FDA-approved, not a generic equivalent, not shown to be therapeutically equivalent, and ingredients possibly prescribed off-label
- A US board-certified physician reviews the questionnaire, and some states require a live consultation rather than making it optional
- Footnotes its own onset and duration headlines as the ingredients' published pharmacology, and labels its coverage chart “illustrative only … not measured patient data” — the opposite of the usual practice
- The testimonials added in July carry the disclosure most of this market skips — not typical results, solicited from all patients on the same terms, and any material connection declared
- Where it runs a sponsored advertorial, it says so at the top and discloses that the author was paid — labelling most of this category does not bother with
- No countdown timers or manufactured scarcity on the page itself
- The doses, once you have them, are restrained — the three PDE5 inhibitors together come to about one maximum dose split three ways, not three doses stacked
- The compounding pharmacy is named and contactable on the literature that ships with it — Foothills Professional Pharmacy in Tempe, Arizona, with a street address and a phone number
- The patient literature is genuinely thorough: it covers the 24-hour dosing limit, the alpha-blocker and CYP3A4 interactions, grapefruit, and how long to hold the dose under the tongue
What is not
- The landing pages still name the four ingredients without quantities — the company supplied the figures on request and says the pages are being updated, but at the time of writing you have to ask
- The page's safety block does not mention the 5-HT3 anti-nausea interaction that the patient literature covers — worth knowing up front if you take ondansetron or similar
- Stacks three PDE5 inhibitors, more of the same drug class than any competitor here — worth raising with the prescriber if you already keep sildenafil or tadalafil at home
- At $114 for five doses — about $23 each — it is priced at the top of this comparison
- What you are told depends which of its three landing pages you arrive on; the one we score and link to is comfortably the strongest of them
- Consultation
- Online health questionnaire reviewed by a US board-certified physician, feedback in about 24 hours
- Delivery
- Fast free delivery if a prescription is granted
- Billing
- Monthly at the advertised $114, or the same 5-pack bought once for about 5% more; no membership fee, no long-term contract mentioned
- Cancelling
- Auto-refill is opt-in rather than automatic; refunded if a provider declines you
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil, Apomorphine
- Doses published
- Sildenafil 40 mg, tadalafil 4 mg, vardenafil 7.5 mg, apomorphine 2 mg per 2 mL vial — supplied by the company from its patient literature
Our rating
4.8 / 5
Our own rating, not calculated from the four criteria. The page audit comes out at 4.2.
From
$114/mo
the subscription rate for a one-month 5-pack — five doses, about $23 each — down from a stated $175; the same pack bought once is about 5% more
Read full review of CoreAge Rx 4PLAYVisit site — CoreAge Rx 4PLAYNot a paid link. Page audited July 2026.
The only service that turns unsuitable patients away — and asks for your blood pressure
Best for: Men who want online convenience without giving up a real screen
What is good
- Publishes every dose of every drug it offers — the most complete in this comparison
- Requires a recent blood pressure reading, which no other service asks for
- Requires a physical exam within the last five years
- Refuses to treat men on nitrates, or with heart disease, heart failure or low blood pressure
- Full side-effect lists broken out by individual medication
- Sells FDA-approved generics, and is candid about what the pills cannot do
- $2 a pill with one $25 consultation covering a year of refills
What is not
- Will not treat anyone aged 73 or over — a hard cut-off that excludes many of our readers
- Will not treat anyone under 25 either
- Does not state the regulatory status of its three proprietary products
- Cancellation terms are on a linked policy page rather than in front of the buyer
- Consultation
- Health questionnaire including a recent blood pressure reading, reviewed by the clinical team; video visit required in some states
- Delivery
- Free shipping in 2–3 days, next-day available
- Billing
- One consultation covers 12 refills; daily tadalafil auto-delivers monthly
- Cancelling
- Cancellation and refund policies are published, though linked rather than on the page
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil
- Doses published
- Sildenafil 25/50/100 mg · Tadalafil 5/10/20 mg · Tadalafil daily 5 mg · Vardenafil 2.5/5/10/20 mg
Our rating
4.5 / 5
From
$2 a pill
$2 a pill, plus a one-time $25 consultation that covers 12 refills
Read full review of Lemonaid HealthVisit site — Lemonaid HealthNot a paid link. Page audited July 2026.
One flat fee, no subscription, and a safety section better than most of this market
Best for: Men who want a prescription for ordinary generics and refuse to be enrolled in anything
What is good
- Names the nitrate interaction, names the drugs it applies to, and gives the consequence — a sudden, unsafe drop in blood pressure
- Explains priapism properly, including that untreated it can cause permanent damage — a consequence most pages in this comparison omit
- Flags alpha-blockers, blood pressure medication and ritonavir specifically
- Raises severe heart failure as a reason to be cautious about sex itself, not just about the drug
- “No hidden fees, no subscriptions” — and you are only charged once a prescription is actually sent
- One published flat price covering up to a 90-day supply, which is unusually clear for this market
- Prescribes FDA-approved generics by name rather than a proprietary compounded blend
What is not
- Publishes no doses in mg for any of the three drugs it names
- Does not quote what the medication itself will cost at the pharmacy, so the $64.99 is not the total you will spend
- No general list of the common side effects — the safety copy covers the serious interactions well and the everyday ones barely
- Operates on a third-party platform, so the terms you agree to are partly somebody else's
- Consultation
- Virtual consult by message or phone through the Push Health platform, 9am to 9pm daily
- Delivery
- Requests outside hours are addressed the following day; prescription sent to your chosen pharmacy once approved
- Billing
- None. The page states there are no subscriptions.
- Cancelling
- Nothing recurring to cancel, and you are not charged unless a prescription is issued
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
4.3 / 5
From
$65 a visit
$64.99 flat for the consult and a prescription of up to 90 pills; the medication itself is dispensed by your pharmacy and that cost is not quoted
Read full review of CNL Med ED consultationVisit site — CNL Med ED consultationNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
One of only two services here that says outright who should not take this — and the only one that takes insurance
Best for: Men who want a real doctor's appointment, can use insurance, and want the contraindications spelled out
What is good
- One of only two pages here with an outright exclusion list: “Not for those with heart conditions, low or high blood pressure, or liver or kidney problems”
- Names the nitrate interaction twice and gives the consequence both times — an unsafe drop in blood pressure, low blood pressure and fainting
- Uses a two-hour threshold for a prolonged erection rather than the usual four, which errs on the cautious side
- Publishes every dose — 2.5 and 5 mg daily, 10 and 20 mg as needed — and states a maximum of 20 mg in 24 hours
- Names sickle cell anaemia and pulmonary arterial hypertension as reasons to seek advice first, which nobody else here does
- Flags alpha-blockers, and addresses alcohol as a health risk rather than a lifestyle note
- States plainly that medication and lab work are not included in the membership
- A full refund if they cannot treat you, so you are not charged for being turned down
- Takes insurance, which almost nothing else in this comparison does
- A video appointment with a board-certified doctor rather than a questionnaire scored by software
What is not
- Three separate charges — membership, visit fee and medication — and only two of them are quoted
- The medication prices shown appear to be brand rates; the generic is called “much more affordable” with no figure attached
- “Cancel anytime” is asserted with no cancellation process described
- Does not name riociguat, the one contraindication its otherwise thorough list misses
- No dispensing pharmacy named and no licence number, though it sends to a pharmacy you choose
- For a man who only wants cheap generic tadalafil, the membership and visit fee are overhead a per-visit service avoids
- Consultation
- A video appointment with a board-certified doctor, same-day availability seven days a week
- Delivery
- Same-day appointments, with prescriptions sent for same-day pickup
- Billing
- $19.99 a month membership, separate from the visit fee and from the medication
- Cancelling
- “Cancel anytime”, with no process described; a full refund is promised if they cannot treat you
- Ingredients
- Tadalafil
- Doses published
- Tadalafil 2.5 or 5 mg daily, 10 or 20 mg as needed; maximum 20 mg in 24 hours
Our rating
4.3 / 5
From
$20/mo
$19.99 a month for membership, which does not include the medication; the visit is $129 without insurance or “$30 or less” for most in-network patients
Read full review of PlushCare tadalafil consultationVisit site — PlushCare tadalafil consultationNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
An FDA-approved sildenafil film that does what the compounded troches were never approved to do
Best for: Men who want a fast-dissolving form with an actual FDA label behind it
What is good
- FDA-approved, which no compounded troche or dissolvable tablet in this comparison is
- All four strengths published: 25, 50, 75 and 100 mg
- Full FDA prescribing information on the site, including the nitrate contraindication
- The phase 3 trial is named and described — 475 men, 12 weeks, placebo-controlled
- Specifies a lower 25 mg starting dose for men 65 and over
- Dissolves without water, which is the genuine practical advantage
What is not
- $8 a film is four times the price of generic sildenafil from a telehealth service
- Dispensed through a single specialty pharmacy, so there is no price competition
- The “faster than a pill” framing is not supported by the published pharmacokinetics
- You need a prescriber — this is not a telehealth service and does not provide one
- Consultation
- Prescription required from your own prescriber
- Delivery
- Direct home delivery, available in all states
- Billing
- None — dispensed per prescription
- Cancelling
- Nothing to cancel
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil
- Doses published
- 25 mg, 50 mg, 75 mg and 100 mg
Our rating
4.3 / 5
From
$8 a dose
$8 per film through IBSA Direct, dispensed by a single specialty pharmacy; retail cash prices quoted elsewhere run far higher
Read full review of Vybrique (sildenafil) oral filmVisit site — Vybrique (sildenafil) oral filmNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
The only combination product that publishes its doses, its FDA status and a cancellation phone number
Best for: Men who want a two-drug blend and expect to be told what is in it and how to stop it
What is good
- Publishes the actual doses — sildenafil 60 mg and tadalafil 10 mg — which twenty of the other services in this comparison do not
- Carries the correct compounded disclosure: “Compounded drugs are permitted by federal law but are not FDA-approved and do not undergo FDA safety, effectiveness, or manufacturing review.”
- Names the nitrate interaction with its consequence, and includes guanylate cyclase stimulators alongside it
- Tells you to seek emergency care for an erection lasting more than four hours, and for sudden loss of vision or hearing
- One of the fullest side-effect lists in this comparison, including abnormal vision, back pain and rash
- Flags alpha-blockers, blood pressure medication and alcohol above five units
- Orders are one-time by default — automatic refills are opt-in rather than opt-out
- Notifies you before each automatic shipment, and publishes a phone number to cancel on
- No countdown timers, no scarcity language and no testimonials to disclose
What is not
- Never names existing heart disease as a reason for caution, despite covering alpha-blockers and blood pressure medication
- “Starting at $7 per lozenge” with no pack size published, so you cannot work out what an order costs
- No refund policy anywhere on the page
- No physical address, pharmacy name or licence number, so the dispensing pharmacy cannot be looked up
- At about $7 a dose it is several times the cost of the same two drugs as separate generics
- Consultation
- Consultation with a licensed medical provider to determine suitability, arranged through the site
- Delivery
- Not stated on the page
- Billing
- One-time shipments by default; automatic refills every 3, 6 or 12 months are opt-in at checkout or in the patient portal
- Cancelling
- Notification before every shipment, and auto-shipments can be cancelled or adjusted in the patient portal or by phone on (877) 352-1906
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil
- Doses published
- Sildenafil 60 mg, tadalafil 10 mg
Our rating
4.2 / 5
From
$7 a pill
“starting at $7 per lozenge”, with a first-month-free offer on selected products; the page does not say how many lozenges a pack contains
Read full review of BosleyRx 2:1 Sildenafil + Tadalafil BlendVisit site — BosleyRx 2:1 Sildenafil + Tadalafil BlendNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
FDA-approved generics with the most complete safety disclosure we have found
Best for: Almost anyone starting ED treatment online
What is good
- The most complete safety disclosure of any service we have audited
- Names nitroglycerin, poppers by their chemical names, and riociguat specifically
- Full side-effect list including the serious ones: NAION, sudden hearing loss, tinnitus
- Extensive cardiac warnings — heart attack, arrhythmia, angina, uncontrolled blood pressure, alpha-blockers
- Sells FDA-approved medication rather than compounded combinations
- Prices published for all five options, from $2 per use
What is not
- Does not state the doses offered
- No subscription, auto-renewal or cancellation terms on the page
- “Save up to 95% off” is the kind of headline discount that usually implies a higher renewal price
- Branded Viagra at $96 per use sits on the same page as the $2 generic, which invites the wrong comparison
- Consultation
- Free online consultation reviewed by a US-licensed provider who prescribes if appropriate
- Delivery
- Within about two days
- Billing
- Not stated on the page
- Cancelling
- Not stated on the page
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
4.1 / 5
From
$2 a pill
from $2 per use for generic sildenafil or daily generic tadalafil
$1.99 a pill for FDA-approved generics, at any strength, with the safety copy on another page
Best for: Men who want the lowest honest price on a real generic
What is good
- $1.99 a pill is as cheap as anything in this comparison, and unusually it is a flat rate at any strength with nothing added at checkout
- FDA-approved generics rather than compounded copies, so the strengths are label strengths
- Consultation and shipping are included rather than added at checkout
- Publishes both strengths — 100 mg sildenafil, 20 mg tadalafil
- Cancellation page linked in the footer, and a 60-day money-back guarantee
- LegitScript certified and using a national e-prescribing network
What is not
- The pricing page carries no safety information at all — it is one click away behind a link
- No nitrate warning, four-hour rule or cardiac language on the page you buy from
- Only sells the top strengths, which is the wrong starting dose for many men over 50
- “Lowest Price Guaranteed” is a marketing claim with no stated terms
- Delivery time is not stated
- Consultation
- Free online consultation, no in-person visit
- Delivery
- Not stated on the pricing page
- Billing
- Subscription, with a linked cancellation page
- Cancelling
- A “Cancel Subscription” page is linked in the footer; 60-day money-back guarantee advertised
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil
- Doses published
- Sildenafil 100 mg, tadalafil 20 mg
Our rating
4.1 / 5
From
$2 a pill
$1.99 a pill at any strength, consultation and shipping included; shown as $2 here because prices display in whole dollars
Read full review of Generic sildenafil and tadalafilVisit site — Generic sildenafil and tadalafilNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
Sildenafil, tadalafil and oxytocin in one dissolving tablet
Best for: Men who want to know exactly what they are taking
What is good
- Publishes the actual doses of all three ingredients
- States cancellation terms on the landing page — the only service here that does
- Names side effects and the four-hour erection rule
- No testimonials, so no compensated-endorsement problem
- FSA/HSA eligible
What is not
- The nitrate warning does not explain why it matters or name the common drugs
- No heart disease or blood pressure screening language anywhere on the page
- No physical address or pharmacy licence number, so you cannot verify the pharmacy
- Small review base — a young operation
- Consultation
- 3-minute written intake reviewed by a US-licensed physician
- Delivery
- A few business days
- Billing
- Month-to-month or 3-month plan
- Cancelling
- Month-to-month, no long-term commitment — stated on the page
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Oxytocin
- Doses published
- Sildenafil 50 mg, tadalafil 20 mg, oxytocin 125 IU
Our rating
4.0 / 5
From
$41/mo
per month on the 3-month plan; $59 month-to-month
A 503A compounding pharmacy that documents its product properly — bring your own prescriber
Best for: Men already under a doctor's care who need a compounded formulation filled
What is good
- Publishes exact doses: tadalafil 40 mg, apomorphine 6 mg
- States the nitrate interaction as a contraindication, naming nitroglycerin and isosorbide dinitrate
- Cardiac contraindications with actual thresholds — MI or stroke within 90 days, systolic under 90 mmHg
- Side effects broken out per ingredient, including apomorphine's orthostatic hypotension
- Names NAION and sudden sensorineural hearing loss
- Discloses its 503A status and cites the statute, plus 18 peer-reviewed references
- Says openly that high-quality trials for this combination remain limited
- No subscription, no auto-renewal, nothing to cancel
What is not
- Tadalafil 40 mg is double the maximum approved as-needed dose — the highest we have seen
- You cannot buy it here; you need your own prescriber first
- No price published anywhere on the page
- No physical address, and licensure is caveated as “subject to change”
- Consultation
- None — you must obtain a prescription from your own licensed provider first
- Delivery
- Shipped directly once the prescription is submitted
- Billing
- None. There is no plan and nothing recurring.
- Cancelling
- Not applicable — no subscription exists
- Ingredients
- Tadalafil, Apomorphine
- Doses published
- Tadalafil 40 mg / apomorphine 6 mg per troche
Our rating
4.0 / 5
From
Not shown
no price published; you order against a prescription rather than buying a plan
Read full review of Empower Tadalafil / Apomorphine TrocheVisit site — Empower Tadalafil / Apomorphine TrocheNot a paid link. Page audited July 2026.
The first ED treatment cleared to sell without a prescription — and the only one here with no nitrate problem
Best for: Men who cannot take PDE5 inhibitors, especially anyone on nitrates
What is good
- No PDE5 inhibitor, so the nitrate interaction that rules out every pill here does not apply to it
- FDA-cleared and sold over the counter — no intake form, no prescriber, no subscription
- Works in about ten minutes, faster than any pill on this site
- No systemic side effects: no headache, no flushing, no blocked nose
- One flat retail price you can see before you buy, and it is FSA/HSA eligible
- Made by Haleon, a large consumer health company with a traceable corporate identity
What is not
- Works for fewer men than pills do — the company's own figure is “over 60%”
- The page tells you to try it three or four times before judging, which concedes the first go often does not work
- About $7 a use, so heavy users pay more than they would for generic sildenafil
- Being sold without a prescription means nobody screens you for the heart disease that ED often signals
- Needs a partner or foreplay to work with — it is not a take-and-wait product
- Consultation
- None — sold over the counter, no prescription needed
- Delivery
- Off the shelf, or standard retail delivery
- Billing
- None. You buy a box
- Cancelling
- Nothing to cancel
- Ingredients
- MED3000 (drug-free volatile gel)
- Doses published
- One single-use tube per occasion; no drug, so no strength to state
Our rating
4.0 / 5
From
$25 a pack
roughly $25–30 for a four-tube pack at CVS and Target, so about $7 a use; FSA/HSA eligible
Read full review of Eroxon ED Treatment GelVisit site — Eroxon ED Treatment GelNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
Four ingredients, three strengths, and the best safety information we found
Best for: Readers who want the risks spelled out before they buy
What is good
- The most complete safety information of any service we audited
- Explains why nitrates are dangerous rather than just naming them
- Publishes doses for all three strength tiers
- Priapism and the four-hour rule appear twice, including a dedicated safety section
- Compounded and not-FDA-approved status stated prominently and repeatedly
What is not
- No price anywhere on the landing page
- No cancellation terms on the landing page
- The top tier stacks doses above either drug's approved maximum
- Celebrity endorsements with no visible compensation disclosure
- Consultation
- Medical profile reviewed by a licensed doctor, usually within 24 hours
- Delivery
- Ships within 24 hours of approval
- Billing
- Plan-based; terms not shown on the landing page
- Cancelling
- Not stated on the landing page
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Apomorphine, Oxytocin
- Doses published
- Three tiers — sildenafil 70–110 mg, tadalafil 18–22 mg, apomorphine 2–4 mg, oxytocin 160–240 IU
Our rating
3.9 / 5
From
Not shown
not shown on the landing page we audited
A real video visit with a doctor you choose, no subscription, and the lowest per-tablet prices we found
Best for: Men who want an actual consultation rather than a questionnaire
What is good
- A genuine video consultation, not a form scored by software
- You choose the clinician, with ratings and the price shown before you book
- No subscription of any kind — pay per visit
- The cheapest medication in this comparison: tadalafil from $18.50 for 30 tablets
- Explains the nitrate interaction and its consequences — fainting, heart attack, stroke
- Names its medical reviewer on the page, which no other service does
- Sells FDA-approved generics, all four PDE5 inhibitors including avanafil
- Says openly that ED may be a warning sign of heart disease
What is not
- No priapism or four-hour erection warning anywhere on the page
- Side effects are mentioned only in passing and described as “usually temporary”
- No warning about sudden vision or hearing loss
- No dedicated safety information section
- Doses are not systematically listed
- Consultation
- A roughly 15-minute video visit with a licensed provider you pick yourself, with ratings and prices shown before you book
- Delivery
- Same-day appointments available; prescription sent to your pharmacy
- Billing
- None — you pay per visit
- Cancelling
- Not applicable; there is no plan to cancel
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil, Avanafil
- Doses published
- Not fully listed; 100 mg sildenafil and 5 mg tadalafil appear in pricing
Our rating
3.9 / 5
From
$34 a visit
from $34 for a video visit, then $15–$18.50 for a 10–30 tablet supply of generics
Read full review of Sesame ED consultationVisit site — Sesame ED consultationNot a paid link. Page audited July 2026.
The category's biggest advertiser, with the best safety writing and no published dose
Best for: Men who want a large, established company and do not mind not knowing the strength
What is good
- The best safety information of any service in this comparison, and it is linked from every product tile rather than hidden
- States plainly and repeatedly that compounded products are not FDA approved
- Also sells plain FDA-approved generic sildenafil and tadalafil, from $22/mo
- LegitScript certified, and a large company with a real corporate address
- No insurance needed, free shipping, provider messaging included
What is not
- No dose published anywhere — for a compounded product with no reference label, that is the important omission
- The storefront does not say which drug is in a Hard Mint; only the safety page reveals it is tadalafil, vardenafil, or both
- Every price carries an asterisk and depends on the plan you pick
- Cancellation terms are not stated before you buy
- Consultation
- Free online assessment reviewed by a licensed provider
- Delivery
- Not stated on the page
- Billing
- Subscription, with plan length affecting the price
- Cancelling
- Not stated on the landing page
- Ingredients
- Tadalafil, Vardenafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
3.7 / 5
From
$30/mo
from $30/mo for Hard Mints; the page also advertises “as low as $2/dose”, and generic sildenafil starts at $22/mo
Textbook clinical safety copy, five published strengths, and the dietary supplement disclaimer on a prescription drug
Best for: Men who already have a prescriber and want a compounding pharmacy that documents the drug properly
What is good
- The only page in this comparison that gives side effects with frequency bands — “Very common (more than 1 in 10): headache”, “Common (1–10 in 100)”, “Uncommon (1–10 in 1,000)” — which is how a patient leaflet does it
- Names riociguat alongside nitrates, and gives the same consequence for both: dangerous drops in blood pressure
- States the four-hour rule and then says plainly that it “is a medical emergency”
- Publishes a real exclusion list: severe heart or liver problems, very low blood pressure, recent stroke or heart attack, retinitis pigmentosa, and allergy to sildenafil
- Names tamsulosin as an example alpha-blocker, and flags grapefruit and alcohol as things that lower blood pressure further
- Names sudden loss of vision or hearing, chest pain and shortness of breath as the rare serious effects
- Publishes all five available strengths rather than hiding them behind “personalised”
- Publishes a street address in Danville, Virginia and carries a LegitScript approval with a verification link
- No testimonials, no scarcity language and no urgency of any kind
What is not
- Uses the dietary supplement disclaimer on a prescription drug — “not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease” is the wrong instrument entirely for compounded sildenafil
- No price at all: “Sign in to see instant pricing” puts the cost behind an account
- The 115 mg strength is above the 100 mg maximum of approved oral sildenafil, and the page does not remark on it
- Does not say whether it prescribes or whether you must bring your own prescriber
- No subscription or cancellation terms, and the refund policy is linked rather than summarised
- No pharmacy licence number, and no section 503A or 503B reference to say which kind of compounder it is
- Consultation
- Prescription required; the page does not say whether Kare prescribes or whether you must bring your own prescriber
- Delivery
- Not stated on the page
- Billing
- Not stated on the page; a refill request and transfer form are offered
- Cancelling
- No terms on the page; a refund policy is linked but not summarised
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil
- Doses published
- Sildenafil 17, 36, 60, 80 or 115 mg
Our rating
3.4 / 5
From
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no price anywhere on the page — it reads “Sign in to see instant pricing”, so the cost is behind an account
Read full review of Kare Sildenafil Citrate Rapid Dissolve TabletVisit site — Kare Sildenafil Citrate Rapid Dissolve TabletNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
A sized constriction device for men who keep the erection but cannot hold it
Best for: Men whose problem is losing the erection rather than getting one
What is good
- No drug, so no nitrate interaction and no systemic side effects
- Bought once at $188 rather than billed monthly — cheaper than most subscriptions within a year
- Sized to girth instead of one-size-fits-all, and resizing is free
- The U-shape is designed to leave the urethra uncompressed, unlike a plain ring
- Works alongside pills, and for men whose pills only half work
- 30-day money-back guarantee stated plainly
What is not
- “FDA Class II” is a risk category, not an approval, and the page uses it as a badge
- Says it was “validated through clinical trials” without naming or linking one
- Only addresses keeping an erection — it does nothing for a man who cannot get one
- Heavy on testimonials, which are the least reliable evidence there is
- $188 up front, and opened devices are exchanged rather than refunded
- There is a real learning curve, which the reviews on their own page mention repeatedly
- Consultation
- None — sold direct, no prescription
- Delivery
- Standard retail shipping
- Billing
- None. A single purchase
- Cancelling
- 30-day money-back guarantee; opened products are replaced in another size rather than refunded
- Ingredients
- No drug — a physical constriction device
- Doses published
- Not applicable; sized to penis girth rather than dosed
Our rating
3.4 / 5
From
$188 one-time
$188 for the device, bought once; no refills and no subscription
Read full review of Eddie by GiddyVisit site — Eddie by GiddyNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
Publishes four strengths and the real price, and not one word about nitrates
Best for: Men who want plain FDA-approved generic tadalafil with the dose and price stated up front
What is good
- Publishes all four strengths — 2.5, 5, 10 and 20 mg — so you can see what you are choosing before you start
- Shows the regular price struck through beside the discounted one, and states the per-tablet figure, so the discount is checkable rather than asserted
- Sells FDA-approved generic tadalafil and represents its approval status accurately, rather than implying approval for a compounded blend
- Names the prescribers: a board-certified physician and a board-certified nurse practitioner, both listed on the page
- Publishes a physical address and a DUNS number, and carries a LegitScript seal
- Side-effect list includes low blood pressure and abnormal vision, which most pages omit
- No countdown timer, no expiring-offer language and no manufactured scarcity
What is not
- No nitrate warning anywhere on the page — the single most important omission for this drug
- No priapism or four-hour erection warning
- No heart disease or blood pressure warning, despite listing low blood pressure as a side effect
- No cancellation, billing or refund terms of any kind
- Testimonials are labelled “verified” but carry no disclosure about whether they are typical or solicited
- No pharmacy name or licence number, so the dispensing pharmacy cannot be looked up
- Consultation
- About a two-minute online consultation reviewed by a US-based medical team, with the physician and nurse practitioner named on the page
- Delivery
- Not stated on the page
- Billing
- Not stated on the page either way
- Cancelling
- No cancellation, billing or refund terms published
- Ingredients
- Tadalafil
- Doses published
- Tadalafil 2.5, 5, 10 or 20 mg
Our rating
3.3 / 5
From
$45 a pack
$45 for 30 tablets with the NEW25 new-customer code, $60 without — $1.50 and $2.00 a tablet; the advertised “from $0.94” is the floor on a larger pack
Read full review of ZipHealth generic tadalafilVisit site — ZipHealth generic tadalafilNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
The only one you can actually verify — accredited, licensed, and it publishes the numbers to check
Best for: Men who already have a prescription and want a pharmacy they can look up
What is good
- PCAB-accredited, .Pharmacy verified, and a member of PCCA and IACP
- Names its licensing body — the New Jersey Board of Pharmacy — which nobody else does
- Publishes a full physical address and an NCPDP number you can look up
- Lists nitroglycerin among its contraindications, and the four-hour and painful erection warnings
- Extensive cardiac history list: prior heart attack, stroke, chest pain during sex, high or low blood pressure
- Discloses the $19.95 refrigerated shipping charge rather than surprising you with it
- One drug, not a stack
What is not
- No strengths shown on the page, so you cannot see what doses exist
- Says the product is compounded but carries no FDA statement
- The nitrate line names the drug without explaining what the interaction does
- Vision and hearing changes are listed as ordinary side effects rather than emergencies
- No refund terms published
- Consultation
- None — you transfer or send an existing prescription, or your prescriber sends it directly
- Delivery
- Not stated; shipped refrigerated
- Billing
- None. You order against a prescription.
- Cancelling
- No refund terms published
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
3.1 / 5
From
$53 a pack
from $52.95, plus a disclosed $19.95 per order for refrigerated shipping
Read full review of CareFirst Compounded SildenafilVisit site — CareFirst Compounded SildenafilNot a paid link. Page audited July 2026.
81 mg of sildenafil and 12 mg of tadalafil in one troche, and it tells you so
Best for: Nobody starting out — the doses are published, and they are the reason to be careful
What is good
- Publishes both doses precisely — 81 mg sildenafil and 12 mg tadalafil
- States clearly, and more than once, that compounded medications are not and cannot be FDA approved
- Gives the beyond-use date, which almost no compounded seller does
- Sold as packs rather than an auto-renewing subscription
- Explains the sublingual route and why it claims faster absorption
What is not
- Two PDE5 inhibitors in one dose, both near their individual maximums
- No nitrate warning on the page, for a product containing two vasodilators
- No four-hour rule and no cardiac screening language
- About $7 to $11 a dose, against $1.99 for an FDA-approved generic
- Markets the high dose as the selling point — “far more powerful than standard generics”
- Consultation
- Telemedicine consultation
- Delivery
- Not stated on the page
- Billing
- Sold in packs of 12 or 24
- Cancelling
- Not stated on the audited page
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil
- Doses published
- Sildenafil 81 mg, tadalafil 12 mg per troche
Our rating
3.1 / 5
From
$130 a pack
$130 for 12 troches or $170 for 24 — about $10.83 and $7.08 a dose
Read full review of Shameless DuoVisit site — Shameless DuoNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
Sildenafil and tadalafil in a fast-dissolving tablet from a large platform
Best for: Men who want an established company and a low first-order price
What is good
- States clearly that it is compounded and not FDA-approved
- Links to a full Important Safety Information page
- Largest and most established operator of the five, with a licensed US pharmacy
- Lowest advertised entry price of the five
- LegitScript certified
What is not
- No nitrate warning on the landing page itself
- No priapism or four-hour warning on the landing page
- Does not publish the doses
- No cancellation terms on the landing page
- The $28 figure is a first-order discount, not the ongoing cost
- Consultation
- About a 20-minute intake, reviewed by a licensed provider in roughly 24 hours
- Delivery
- 4–7 days
- Billing
- Described on the page as a recurring plan
- Cancelling
- Not stated on the landing page
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
3.0 / 5
From
$28/mo
first order with the $20 new-patient discount; $48 thereafter
A daily tadalafil gummy at a dose above the approved daily range
Best for: Men who want daily dosing and will not remember a tablet
What is good
- Publishes the dose and states repeatedly that it is compounded and not FDA-approved
- Both prices are on the page, and cancellation is stated
- Only one active ingredient — no stacking
- Daily dosing removes the planning problem entirely
- Warns against doubling up with other tadalafil within 24 hours
- Unlimited follow-ups included in the price
What is not
- 7 mg is above the 2.5–5 mg range approved for daily tadalafil
- No nitrate warning — and on a daily drug there is no washout window at all
- No priapism warning, no side effects and no cardiac warning on the page
- Roughly three times the cost of generic daily tadalafil
- Consultation
- Health history reviewed by a licensed provider, usually within 24 hours
- Delivery
- 4–7 days, discreet packaging
- Billing
- Monthly or quarterly, with unlimited follow-ups included
- Cancelling
- “You may cancel your plan in your Ro account”
- Ingredients
- Tadalafil
- Doses published
- Tadalafil 7 mg daily
Our rating
3.0 / 5
From
$69/mo
$89 a month for 30, or $207 a quarter — about $2.30 a day on the quarterly plan
Read full review of Ro Daily Rise GummiesVisit site — Ro Daily Rise GummiesNot a paid link. Page audited July 2026.
Publishes the dose and the FDA status, prices three plans clearly, and puts the safety information behind a link
Best for: Men who specifically want vardenafil and will read the linked safety page before ordering
What is good
- Publishes the dose — 25 mg per troche — and the quantity per shipment, which most of this comparison does not
- Correct and repeated compounded disclosure: “Not FDA-approved as a finished product” and “Compounded medications are not FDA-approved for safety, efficacy, or quality”
- States that compounding is done by an FDA-registered pharmacy, and references LegitScript certification
- Three price tiers with the billing frequency printed against each, so the commitment is visible rather than buried
- Offers vardenafil, which fewer services carry than sildenafil or tadalafil
- No countdown timers and no manufactured scarcity
What is not
- No safety information on the page at all — no nitrate warning, no four-hour rule, no side-effect list and no cardiac prompt; it all sits behind a “Full Safety Information” link
- 25 mg per troche is above the 20 mg maximum single dose of approved oral vardenafil, and the page does not explain why the sublingual figure differs
- The shortest plan available is three months — there is no month-to-month option and no cancellation terms published
- No refund policy anywhere on the page
- Testimonials are labelled “Verified customer” with no disclosure, and several carry women's names on a product sold for erectile dysfunction
- No physical address and no named dispensing pharmacy
- Consultation
- A one-minute form and a free consultation, with the product available by prescription following physician consultation to eligible members
- Delivery
- Not stated on the page
- Billing
- Quarterly, semi-annual or annual billing — the shortest commitment offered is three months
- Cancelling
- No cancellation or refund terms published on the page
- Ingredients
- Vardenafil
- Doses published
- Vardenafil 25 mg per troche
Our rating
2.8 / 5
From
$74/mo
$74 a month billed annually, $81 billed semi-annually, or $89 billed quarterly — ten 25 mg troches a shipment, so about $7.40 to $8.90 a dose; there is no month-to-month option
Read full review of AgeMD Vardenafil Sublingual TrocheVisit site — AgeMD Vardenafil Sublingual TrocheNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
The most expensive consultation in this comparison, with a safety section that is brief but real
Best for: Men who want a board-certified doctor, no subscription, and their own pharmacy
What is good
- Names the nitrate interaction and gives the consequence — “avoid combining with nitrates (dangerous blood pressure drops)”
- Lists common side effects and, unusually, separates out the serious ones: “rare cases of hearing or vision loss, priapism”
- Names hearing and vision loss at all, which most pages in this comparison omit entirely
- “No monthly subscription — only pay per visit”, stated plainly before you buy
- Sells FDA-approved medication and says so accurately rather than implying approval for something unapproved
- Publishes a full street address — 6823 Kingery Hwy, Willowbrook, IL — and carries a LegitScript seal
- Sends the prescription to your own pharmacy, so you can shop the generic price yourself
- American board-certified physicians, reachable in under an hour
What is not
- $79.95 is the highest consultation fee in this comparison, and it does not include the medication
- Publishes no dose for any of the three drugs it names
- Priapism is named in a list of serious side effects with no definition, no four-hour threshold and no instruction to seek emergency care
- Heart disease appears only as a cause of ED, never as a reason to be careful with the drug
- No alpha-blocker warning, and no riociguat
- No refund policy anywhere, despite the fee being paid before the consultation
- Consultation
- Access to an American board-certified physician in less than an hour, with a same-day prescription sent to your pharmacy
- Delivery
- “Less than 1 hour” to reach a doctor; same-day prescription pickup
- Billing
- “No monthly subscription — only pay per visit”
- Cancelling
- Nothing recurring to cancel, but no refund policy is published anywhere
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
2.8 / 5
From
$80 a visit
$79.95 per visit with no subscription — the highest consultation fee in this comparison, and the medication is bought separately from your own pharmacy at a cost the page does not state
Read full review of WebDoctors ED consultationVisit site — WebDoctors ED consultationNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
Names poppers, bills through insurance, and will only sell you ED medication if you are already a PrEP patient
Best for: Men already taking PrEP through Q Care — and effectively nobody else
What is good
- Names poppers alongside nitrates — “poppers or nitrates should never be used when taking ED medications, as a dangerous drop in blood pressure may occur requiring urgent medical attention” — which only one other service in this comparison manages
- Gives the consequence of the interaction rather than only the rule, and says it requires urgent medical attention
- Warns that taking more will not work faster and can cause a sustained erection needing emergency care
- Bills through insurance, with “most insured patients get everything for $0”
- Commits to reviewing any out-of-pocket cost with you before anything ships, rather than charging first
- Offers a genuine video visit or a scheduled appointment, not only a questionnaire
- Names its clinical leadership with real credentials, including HIV-medicine specialist certification
- No countdown timers, no scarcity language and no testimonials to disclose
What is not
- ED medication is only available to existing PrEP patients, so most men reading this cannot buy from it at all
- No price anywhere on the page, and the $0 claim is conditional on insurance nobody can check in advance
- No dose in milligrams for either drug
- No side-effect list of any kind
- No heart disease, blood pressure or alpha-blocker warning, despite covering the nitrate interaction well
- No four-hour figure attached to the prolonged-erection warning
- No cancellation or refund terms, and no dispensing pharmacy named
- Consultation
- An online questionnaire, an on-demand video visit, or a scheduled same-day, next-day, evening or weekend appointment with a licensed provider specialising in sexual health
- Delivery
- Not stated on the page
- Billing
- Not stated on the page
- Cancelling
- No cancellation or refund terms published
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
2.6 / 5
From
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no price published; the page says “Most insured patients get everything for $0” and that any out-of-pocket cost is reviewed with you by the pharmacy before shipping
Read full review of Q Care Plus ED treatmentVisit site — Q Care Plus ED treatmentNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
The lowest doses of any combination product, and the easiest to cancel
Best for: Men who want a cautious first combination and a real refund window
What is good
- Publishes its doses — and they are the most conservative of any combination product we have audited
- Best cancellation terms of any service here: no fees, cancel anytime, 60-night money-back guarantee with no returns required
- Lists common side effects on the page itself
- A licensed clinician reviews the consultation before anything ships
- No invented testimonials and no manufactured urgency
What is not
- No nitrate warning anywhere on the page
- No priapism or four-hour erection warning
- No heart disease or blood pressure warning
- Never states that the product is compounded or that the FDA has not approved this combination
- No price on the page, and a footnote concedes the figure shown is a first-order discount
- Consultation
- Required consultation reviewed by a licensed clinician before shipping
- Delivery
- Delivered on a one- or three-month cycle
- Billing
- Monthly or quarterly delivery
- Cancelling
- Adjust, pause or cancel anytime in the portal, no cancellation fees, plus a 60-night money-back guarantee
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil
- Doses published
- Sildenafil 28 mg, tadalafil 11 mg
Our rating
2.5 / 5
From
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not shown on the page; a footnote says the price displayed is a first-order discount
Names the nitrate drugs by name, then stops — no price, no priapism warning, no terms
Best for: Men who already know what they want prescribed and have their own pharmacy
What is good
- Names specific nitrate drugs — isosorbide dinitrate and isosorbide mononitrate — rather than just saying “nitrates”, which is more useful to a man reading his own prescription bottle
- Gives the consequence of that interaction rather than only the rule
- Explains that ED can be an early signal of blood vessel disease and heart disease, which is the single most valuable thing a page in this category can tell a man over 50
- Offers four different FDA-approved molecules including avanafil, which is rarer than the usual two
- Routes to your own pharmacy, so you can shop the generic price yourself
What is not
- No price anywhere on the page — not for the consultation, not for the medication
- No four-hour erection warning at all, on a page selling four drugs that can cause priapism
- Acknowledges that side effects exist without naming a single one
- No subscription, billing or cancellation terms of any kind
- Publishes no doses on this page, though its individual drug pages do
- Consultation
- Written request to a licensed provider through the platform; the page advertises same-day prescriptions
- Delivery
- “Same-day prescriptions available”, with no further detail given
- Billing
- Not stated on the page
- Cancelling
- Not stated on the page
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil, Avanafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
2.5 / 5
From
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no price shown on the ED services page we audited
Read full review of Push Health ED requestVisit site — Push Health ED requestNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
Gets the compounded and FDA disclosure exactly right, then prices three other products and not this one
Best for: Men who want the regulatory status stated plainly and will chase the price themselves
What is good
- Carries the correct compounded disclosure, twice: “The featured products include compounded products which have not been approved by the FDA. The FDA does not verify the safety or effectiveness of compounded drugs.”
- Side-effect list includes low blood pressure and abnormal vision, which most pages in this comparison omit
- No countdown timer, no expiring-offer language and no manufactured scarcity
- Shows the regular price struck through beside the discounted one — on the products it does price
- Publishes a real physical address
- A US-licensed clinician reviews the consultation before anything is dispensed
What is not
- Publishes no price for the product the page is selling, while pricing three other products on the same page
- Publishes no dose in milligrams for either ingredient; the only 20/20 figures are in an order-link product code, not in the copy
- No nitrate warning anywhere on the page
- No priapism or four-hour erection warning
- No heart disease or blood pressure warning, despite listing low blood pressure as a side effect
- Six named testimonials with no disclosure of whether they are typical, solicited or compensated
- No refund policy, and no statement of whether anything recurs
- “Over 80% of people with ED agree that it works” is an unsourced satisfaction claim, not efficacy data
- Consultation
- Two-minute online consultation, prescription from a US-licensed clinician
- Delivery
- Ships after the prescription is issued
- Billing
- Not stated on the page either way
- Cancelling
- No cancellation, refund or billing terms published
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
2.2 / 5
From
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no price for this product anywhere on the page; three other products on the same page are priced, which is what the earlier audit mistakenly recorded here
Read full review of Rocket RX Rocket RiseVisit site — Rocket RX Rocket RiseNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
A three-drug troche sold on a claim its own page cannot support
Best for: Few men, on the strength of this page
What is good
- Correct and prominent disclosure that compounded drugs are not FDA-approved
- A full and honest list of common side effects, including blue-tinted vision
- A licensed US physician reviews the assessment
- LegitScript certified, and an Important Safety Information page exists
What is not
- “3x stronger than generics” is a quantified potency claim with nothing behind it
- No nitrate warning, no priapism warning, no cardiac warning on the page
- Publishes no doses, despite selling four different strength tiers
- No price and no cancellation terms anywhere on the page
- Safety information is behind a link rather than in front of the buyer
- Consultation
- 5-minute health assessment reviewed by a licensed US physician
- Delivery
- 4–7 days, unmarked packaging
- Billing
- Monthly plan in strength tiers; terms not stated on the page
- Cancelling
- Not stated on the page
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Apomorphine
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
2.2 / 5
From
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no price on the page; sold in strength tiers with a “buy 2 months, get the 3rd free” offer
A four-ingredient chew with no doses and no safety information
Best for: Nobody, on the strength of this page
What is good
- Compounded and not-FDA-approved status stated twice
- Discloses that testimonial-givers were compensated and results unverified — properly FTC-compliant
- Fast turnaround: doctor review quoted at 2 hours
What is not
- No nitrate warning, no priapism warning, no side effects, no cardiac warning
- Publishes no doses at all for any of the four ingredients
- The “free month” requires signing up to a quarterly plan
- No cancellation or refund terms on the page
- Disclaims responsibility for the clinical decision it is selling
- Consultation
- 2-minute quiz reviewed by a US-licensed doctor within 2 hours
- Delivery
- Free 2-day shipping
- Billing
- Quarterly plan required for the advertised free month
- Cancelling
- Not stated on the landing page
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil, PT-141, Oxytocin
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
2.1 / 5
From
$69/mo
for 6 tablets — about $11.50 a dose
Read full review of Motivated Hard+ DriveVisit site — Motivated Hard+ DriveNot a paid link. Page audited July 2026.
The only service that runs your bloods first — and the page tells you nothing about risk
Best for: Men who want lab work and a physician reviewing it, and will ask the safety questions themselves
What is good
- The only service in this comparison that requires blood testing before prescribing
- 50 biomarkers, reviewed by a licensed physician alongside your history
- Correctly describes its tadalafil and sildenafil as FDA-approved generics
- Cancellation stated plainly: no commitments, cancel anytime
- Every price is published — lab, membership and medication
What is not
- No nitrate warning, no priapism warning, no side effects, no cardiac warning — nothing at all
- Sells PT-141, which is not FDA-approved for men, with no disclosure of its status
- No doses published for any product
- Layered pricing: medication is quoted “+ membership”, so the real monthly figure takes working out
- The page's promised benefits — sleep, energy, mood, muscle — are testosterone-clinic claims on an ED page
- Consultation
- 50-biomarker blood test, then a licensed physician reviews your labs and health history
- Delivery
- About 5 days for lab results, then roughly 10 days to the consult
- Billing
- Membership plus medication, billed monthly
- Cancelling
- “No commitments. Cancel anytime.”
- Ingredients
- Tadalafil, Sildenafil, PT-141
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
2.1 / 5
From
$50/mo
$25 a month for medication plus a membership from $25 a month, and a $65 lab test to start
Read full review of Hone Health ED treatmentVisit site — Hone Health ED treatmentNot a paid link. Page audited July 2026.
A real clinic that takes insurance — and charges $199 before telling you if you qualify
Best for: Men in Las Vegas who want an in-person clinic and can use their insurance
What is good
- A real clinic with two published Las Vegas addresses and opening hours
- Accepts insurance — BCBS, Aetna, United Healthcare, Humana and Optum
- Says all patients are evaluated for cardiovascular safety before prescribing
- Side-effect list includes the delivery-specific ones: oral irritation, tingling, metallic taste
- Bought per pack, so nothing recurs
What is not
- You pay first: “purchasing this product initiates the consultation process”, and a prescription is not guaranteed
- No refund policy published anywhere, which is the problem that makes the above serious
- About $25 a dose at the entry tier — the most expensive per dose in this comparison
- Publishes no doses for either ingredient
- Says the product is compounded but carries no FDA disclaimer
- No priapism warning and no vision or hearing loss warning
- Consultation
- Required, but it starts only after you have paid — and a prescription is not guaranteed
- Delivery
- Not stated; telehealth available statewide in Nevada
- Billing
- Bought per pack rather than as a subscription
- Cancelling
- No refund or cancellation terms published
- Ingredients
- Tadalafil, Sildenafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
1.9 / 5
From
$199 a pack
$199 for 8 troches, $249 for 16, $299 for 24 — about $25 a dose at the entry tier
Read full review of Modern Wellness Tadalafil / Sildenafil TrochesVisit site — Modern Wellness Tadalafil / Sildenafil TrochesNot a paid link. Page audited July 2026.
Says it is compounded, then explains the FDA away in the same sentence — and never shows a price
Best for: Nothing we can identify from this page
What is good
- Does use the word compounded and does say the product is not FDA-approved, which several competitors selling compounded products avoid entirely
- Side-effect list includes low blood pressure and abnormal vision, which most pages in this comparison omit
- Names both active ingredients rather than hiding them behind a proprietary blend
- Publishes a corporate address and DUNS number
- A US-licensed clinician reviews the consultation before anything is dispensed
- No countdown timer and no expiring-offer language
What is not
- No price anywhere on the page — it advertises 25% off without ever saying off what
- The compounded disclosure argues against itself in the same sentence, offering “approved by registered healthcare professionals” as consolation for the FDA
- Publishes no dose for either ingredient; the only figures are in an order-link product code
- No nitrate warning, on a two-drug product containing tadalafil
- No priapism or four-hour erection warning
- No heart disease or blood pressure warning, despite listing low blood pressure as a side effect
- Fourteen named testimonials with no disclosure about whether results are typical or reviewers were compensated
- No refund policy and no statement of whether anything recurs
- Consultation
- “Answer a confidential online consultation in just 2 minutes”, then “Get a free prescription from a US-licensed clinician”
- Delivery
- Not stated on the page
- Billing
- Not stated on the page either way
- Cancelling
- No cancellation, billing or refund terms published
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
1.9 / 5
From
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no price anywhere on the page — only a “25% off for new customers” code with nothing to apply it to
Read full review of ZipHealth MAXX ChewsVisit site — ZipHealth MAXX ChewsNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
A three-ingredient compounded tablet at $3 a dose, sold with no safety information at all
Best for: Nothing we can identify from this page
What is good
- States plainly that the formulation is compounded, which several competitors selling compounded products do not
- Names all three active ingredients rather than hiding them behind a brand name
- At an advertised $3 a tablet it is far cheaper per dose than most compounded multi-ingredient products in this comparison
- A licensed provider reviews the request before anything is dispensed
- Offers a plain generic sildenafil and tadalafil alongside the branded blend, so the expensive option is not the only one
What is not
- Not one word of safety information on either page we read — no nitrate warning, no four-hour rule, no side effects, no cardiac prompt
- Says the product is compounded but never says that compounded drugs are not FDA-approved
- Contains PT-141, which is approved only for premenopausal women and is off-label in men — a fact the page does not mention
- Publishes no dose in mg for any of the three ingredients, and sells a “MAX” strength without saying what either strength is
- “As low as $3 / Tbl” with no pack size, plan term or renewal price attached
- No billing or cancellation terms on the page
- Consultation
- “A licensed Nu Image Medical provider will review your goals and help you decide if Mt. Everest® fits your plan”
- Delivery
- Not stated on the page
- Billing
- Not stated on the page
- Cancelling
- Not stated on the page; policy pages are linked but not summarised
- Ingredients
- Tadalafil, Oxytocin, PT-141
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
1.6 / 5
From
$3 a pill
“As low as $3 / Tbl” — the only figure published, with no pack size, dose count, plan term or renewal price anywhere on the page
Read full review of Mt. Everest RDTVisit site — Mt. Everest RDTNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
A prescription for four vasodilators in forty-five minutes, and not one word about when they are dangerous
Best for: Men who already know exactly what they need and are buying speed, not advice
What is good
- Publishes a full street address, a phone number and an email — 24hrdoc LLC, 3050 Post Oak Blvd, Houston, TX 77056 — which most of the weaker pages in this comparison do not
- One flat, clearly stated consultation fee of $39.99 with no subscription attached to it
- Offers all four approved oral drugs including avanafil, which fewer services carry
- A licensed provider reviews the assessment before anything is prescribed
- A refund policy exists and is linked
- No countdown timers and no manufactured scarcity
What is not
- No safety information of any kind — no nitrate warning, no four-hour rule, no side effects, no cardiac or blood pressure prompt
- Sells speed as the product: a five-minute assessment and a prescription in forty-five minutes, with nothing on the page to slow down a man who should not be taking these
- Publishes no dose for any of the four drugs it offers
- The $39.99 covers the consultation only — the medication cost appears nowhere
- No subscription or cancellation terms, and the refund policy is linked rather than summarised
- No dispensing pharmacy named and no licence number
- Consultation
- A five-minute online assessment reviewed by a licensed provider, with a prescription quoted within 45 minutes
- Delivery
- “Prescription within 45 minutes”
- Billing
- Not stated on the page
- Cancelling
- No terms on the page; a refund policy is linked but not summarised
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil, Avanafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
1.6 / 5
From
$40 a visit
$39.99 for the consultation; the medication is dispensed separately and its cost is not stated anywhere on the page
Read full review of 24hrdoc ED consultationVisit site — 24hrdoc ED consultationNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
Prices, a quiz, and not one word about what the medication can do to you
Best for: Nobody, on the strength of this page
What is good
- Prices are published, with per-day equivalents
- A licensed provider reviews the quiz before anything is dispensed
- Unlimited provider messaging included
- LegitScript verified
What is not
- No nitrate warning, no priapism warning, no side effects, no cardiac warning — nothing at all
- Sells a dual-ingredient dissolvable tablet with no statement of what is in it
- No compounded or FDA disclosure despite offering a combination product
- No doses for any product
- No subscription or cancellation terms
- Only a city — Miami, FL — with no street address or pharmacy licence
- Consultation
- Quiz answers reviewed by a licensed provider
- Delivery
- Not stated; discreet delivery from US pharmacies
- Billing
- Not stated on the page
- Cancelling
- Not stated on the page
- Ingredients
- Sildenafil, Tadalafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
1.4 / 5
From
$43/mo
$42.99 for its dual-ingredient tablet; sildenafil $62.99 and tadalafil $53.99, quoted at roughly $1.79–$2 a day
Read full review of MaxRx ED treatmentVisit site — MaxRx ED treatmentNot a paid link. Page audited July 2026.
Injections, orals and peptides described in a video, with no prices and almost no warnings
Best for: Men who want injections and will get their safety information elsewhere
What is good
- Offers injectable trimix, which has a high success rate in men who fail oral medication and is under-offered generally
- Volunteers that PT-141 is “FDA-approved for women for low libido” — an accurate disclosure about approved population that a direct competitor selling the same peptide omits entirely
- Defines priapism correctly as an erection longer than four hours, and states an antidote exists
- Warns against combining injections with oral medication, which is a real interaction and a sensible thing to raise
- States that treatments require a clinical evaluation and are prescribed by licensed providers
What is not
- No prices anywhere on the page — for anything
- No nitrate warning, on a page selling both tadalafil and injectable vasodilators
- No cardiac or blood pressure prompt, and no mention of alpha-blockers
- No side effect list for any of the five products named
- Frames priapism reassuringly — “we have a safety precaution for them” — rather than as an emergency requiring urgent care
- No doses in mg for anything, including trimix, where the concentration is the whole prescription
- No billing, subscription or cancellation terms
- Consultation
- “You can call in, chat in, with our treatment specialists”; treatments “require a clinical evaluation and are prescribed by licensed medical providers”
- Delivery
- Not stated on the page
- Billing
- Not stated on the page
- Cancelling
- Not stated on the page
- Ingredients
- Trimix, Sildenafil, Tadalafil, PT-141, Oxytocin
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
1.2 / 5
From
Not shown
no price of any kind on the page we audited
Read full review of Invigor Medical ED treatmentsVisit site — Invigor Medical ED treatmentsNot a paid link. Page audited August 2026.
Four ingredients, a guaranteed outcome, and no safety information at all
Best for: Nothing we can identify
What is good
- If you do not qualify, you are not charged
What is not
- Discloses nothing about nitrates, priapism, side effects or cardiac risk
- Never states that the product is compounded or that the FDA has not approved it
- “Peak rigidity guaranteed” — an outcome guarantee on a medical product
- No doses published for any of four ingredients
- Unsubstantiated “Verified Results from 50,000+ Men”
- Most expensive of the five at $114 a month
- Consultation
- 3-minute intake, approval quoted within 24 hours
- Delivery
- Discreet delivery in unmarked packaging
- Billing
- Monthly subscription
- Cancelling
- “Cancel anytime” asserted; no terms given
- Ingredients
- PT-141, L-citrulline, Sildenafil, Tadalafil
- Doses published
- No — not stated on the page
Our rating
0.9 / 5
From
$114/mo
per month, anchored against a $179 “retail” figure
Side by side
The same information in one place, if you would rather scan than read.
| Service | Rating | From | Consultation | Cancelling | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CoreAge Rx 4PLAY | 4.8 | $114/mo | Online health questionnaire reviewed by a US board-certified physician, feedback in about 24 hours | Auto-refill is opt-in rather than automatic; refunded if a provider declines you | Men who want a combination product and refuse to be locked into a subscription |
| Lemonaid Health | 4.5 | $2 a pill | Health questionnaire including a recent blood pressure reading, reviewed by the clinical team; video visit required in some states | Cancellation and refund policies are published, though linked rather than on the page | Men who want online convenience without giving up a real screen |
| CNL Med ED consultation | 4.3 | $65 a visit | Virtual consult by message or phone through the Push Health platform, 9am to 9pm daily | Nothing recurring to cancel, and you are not charged unless a prescription is issued | Men who want a prescription for ordinary generics and refuse to be enrolled in anything |
| PlushCare tadalafil consultation | 4.3 | $20/mo | A video appointment with a board-certified doctor, same-day availability seven days a week | “Cancel anytime”, with no process described; a full refund is promised if they cannot treat you | Men who want a real doctor's appointment, can use insurance, and want the contraindications spelled out |
| Vybrique (sildenafil) oral film | 4.3 | $8 a dose | Prescription required from your own prescriber | Nothing to cancel | Men who want a fast-dissolving form with an actual FDA label behind it |
| BosleyRx 2:1 Sildenafil + Tadalafil Blend | 4.2 | $7 a pill | Consultation with a licensed medical provider to determine suitability, arranged through the site | Notification before every shipment, and auto-shipments can be cancelled or adjusted in the patient portal or by phone on (877) 352-1906 | Men who want a two-drug blend and expect to be told what is in it and how to stop it |
| Rex MD | 4.1 | $2 a pill | Free online consultation reviewed by a US-licensed provider who prescribes if appropriate | Not stated on the page | Almost anyone starting ED treatment online |
| Generic sildenafil and tadalafil | 4.1 | $2 a pill | Free online consultation, no in-person visit | A “Cancel Subscription” page is linked in the footer; 60-day money-back guarantee advertised | Men who want the lowest honest price on a real generic |
| Provn+ Fusion | 4.0 | $41/mo | 3-minute written intake reviewed by a US-licensed physician | Month-to-month, no long-term commitment — stated on the page | Men who want to know exactly what they are taking |
| Empower Tadalafil / Apomorphine Troche | 4.0 | Not shown | None — you must obtain a prescription from your own licensed provider first | Not applicable — no subscription exists | Men already under a doctor's care who need a compounded formulation filled |
| Eroxon ED Treatment Gel | 4.0 | $25 a pack | None — sold over the counter, no prescription needed | Nothing to cancel | Men who cannot take PDE5 inhibitors, especially anyone on nitrates |
| BlueChew Gold | 3.9 | Not shown | Medical profile reviewed by a licensed doctor, usually within 24 hours | Not stated on the landing page | Readers who want the risks spelled out before they buy |
| Sesame ED consultation | 3.9 | $34 a visit | A roughly 15-minute video visit with a licensed provider you pick yourself, with ratings and prices shown before you book | Not applicable; there is no plan to cancel | Men who want an actual consultation rather than a questionnaire |
| Hard Mints | 3.7 | $30/mo | Free online assessment reviewed by a licensed provider | Not stated on the landing page | Men who want a large, established company and do not mind not knowing the strength |
| Kare Sildenafil Citrate Rapid Dissolve Tablet | 3.4 | Not shown | Prescription required; the page does not say whether Kare prescribes or whether you must bring your own prescriber | No terms on the page; a refund policy is linked but not summarised | Men who already have a prescriber and want a compounding pharmacy that documents the drug properly |
| Eddie by Giddy | 3.4 | $188 one-time | None — sold direct, no prescription | 30-day money-back guarantee; opened products are replaced in another size rather than refunded | Men whose problem is losing the erection rather than getting one |
| ZipHealth generic tadalafil | 3.3 | $45 a pack | About a two-minute online consultation reviewed by a US-based medical team, with the physician and nurse practitioner named on the page | No cancellation, billing or refund terms published | Men who want plain FDA-approved generic tadalafil with the dose and price stated up front |
| CareFirst Compounded Sildenafil | 3.1 | $53 a pack | None — you transfer or send an existing prescription, or your prescriber sends it directly | No refund terms published | Men who already have a prescription and want a pharmacy they can look up |
| Shameless Duo | 3.1 | $130 a pack | Telemedicine consultation | Not stated on the audited page | Nobody starting out — the doses are published, and they are the reason to be careful |
| Ro Sparks | 3.0 | $28/mo | About a 20-minute intake, reviewed by a licensed provider in roughly 24 hours | Not stated on the landing page | Men who want an established company and a low first-order price |
| Ro Daily Rise Gummies | 3.0 | $69/mo | Health history reviewed by a licensed provider, usually within 24 hours | “You may cancel your plan in your Ro account” | Men who want daily dosing and will not remember a tablet |
| AgeMD Vardenafil Sublingual Troche | 2.8 | $74/mo | A one-minute form and a free consultation, with the product available by prescription following physician consultation to eligible members | No cancellation or refund terms published on the page | Men who specifically want vardenafil and will read the linked safety page before ordering |
| WebDoctors ED consultation | 2.8 | $80 a visit | Access to an American board-certified physician in less than an hour, with a same-day prescription sent to your pharmacy | Nothing recurring to cancel, but no refund policy is published anywhere | Men who want a board-certified doctor, no subscription, and their own pharmacy |
| Q Care Plus ED treatment | 2.6 | Not shown | An online questionnaire, an on-demand video visit, or a scheduled same-day, next-day, evening or weekend appointment with a licensed provider specialising in sexual health | No cancellation or refund terms published | Men already taking PrEP through Q Care — and effectively nobody else |
| Keeps Combo | 2.5 | Not shown | Required consultation reviewed by a licensed clinician before shipping | Adjust, pause or cancel anytime in the portal, no cancellation fees, plus a 60-night money-back guarantee | Men who want a cautious first combination and a real refund window |
| Push Health ED request | 2.5 | Not shown | Written request to a licensed provider through the platform; the page advertises same-day prescriptions | Not stated on the page | Men who already know what they want prescribed and have their own pharmacy |
| Rocket RX Rocket Rise | 2.2 | Not shown | Two-minute online consultation, prescription from a US-licensed clinician | No cancellation, refund or billing terms published | Men who want the regulatory status stated plainly and will chase the price themselves |
| Rugiet Ready | 2.2 | Not shown | 5-minute health assessment reviewed by a licensed US physician | Not stated on the page | Few men, on the strength of this page |
| Motivated Hard+ Drive | 2.1 | $69/mo | 2-minute quiz reviewed by a US-licensed doctor within 2 hours | Not stated on the landing page | Nobody, on the strength of this page |
| Hone Health ED treatment | 2.1 | $50/mo | 50-biomarker blood test, then a licensed physician reviews your labs and health history | “No commitments. Cancel anytime.” | Men who want lab work and a physician reviewing it, and will ask the safety questions themselves |
| Modern Wellness Tadalafil / Sildenafil Troches | 1.9 | $199 a pack | Required, but it starts only after you have paid — and a prescription is not guaranteed | No refund or cancellation terms published | Men in Las Vegas who want an in-person clinic and can use their insurance |
| ZipHealth MAXX Chews | 1.9 | Not shown | “Answer a confidential online consultation in just 2 minutes”, then “Get a free prescription from a US-licensed clinician” | No cancellation, billing or refund terms published | Nothing we can identify from this page |
| Mt. Everest RDT | 1.6 | $3 a pill | “A licensed Nu Image Medical provider will review your goals and help you decide if Mt. Everest® fits your plan” | Not stated on the page; policy pages are linked but not summarised | Nothing we can identify from this page |
| 24hrdoc ED consultation | 1.6 | $40 a visit | A five-minute online assessment reviewed by a licensed provider, with a prescription quoted within 45 minutes | No terms on the page; a refund policy is linked but not summarised | Men who already know exactly what they need and are buying speed, not advice |
| MaxRx ED treatment | 1.4 | $43/mo | Quiz answers reviewed by a licensed provider | Not stated on the page | Nobody, on the strength of this page |
| Invigor Medical ED treatments | 1.2 | Not shown | “You can call in, chat in, with our treatment specialists”; treatments “require a clinical evaluation and are prescribed by licensed medical providers” | Not stated on the page | Men who want injections and will get their safety information elsewhere |
| MEDVi QUAD | 0.9 | $114/mo | 3-minute intake, approval quoted within 24 hours | “Cancel anytime” asserted; no terms given | Nothing we can identify |
Methodology
How we score these
Published so you can check our work — and so we can be held to it.
Safety disclosure
35%Does the page tell you what can go wrong before you buy? We look for the nitrate interaction and whether it explains the danger, the four-hour erection rule, a real list of side effects, and whether it raises heart disease and blood pressure.
Product transparency
25%Does it publish the actual doses of every active ingredient, and does it state that the product is compounded and has not been approved by the FDA?
Commercial clarity
20%Can you see the real ongoing price, the plan terms and how to cancel — before you hand over health information or a card? Do the marketing claims stand up?
Value
20%Cost per dose against what the same active ingredients cost as a generic from a licensed pharmacy.
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Best online ED treatments
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Cheapest ED treatment
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Most affordable ED treatment
What you are still paying in month three, after the intro price ends.
Before you sign up with any of them
Tell them about every heart medication you take. ED pills and nitrates together can drop your blood pressure to a dangerous level. This is the one thing that must not be skipped, and an intake form that never asks about it is not a medical intake form.
Online care does not replace a physical. No telehealth service can take your blood pressure or run a cholesterol panel. For a man over 50, ED is often the first sign of vascular disease — so use these for convenience, and still see someone in person.
How to tell a legitimate service from a counterfeit pharmacy