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Find a doctor who treats this properly

An online clinic can post you a prescription. It cannot take your blood pressure, run a cholesterol panel, or give you an injection under supervision. For most men over 50, both have a place.

9 practices across 4 states

We are building this state by state and only list places we have checked. States without a link do not have listings yet — rather than publish an empty page for the sake of it.

  • AlabamaSoon
  • AlaskaSoon
  • ArizonaSoon
  • ArkansasSoon
  • California2
  • ColoradoSoon
  • ConnecticutSoon
  • DelawareSoon
  • District of ColumbiaSoon
  • Florida2
  • GeorgiaSoon
  • HawaiiSoon
  • IdahoSoon
  • IllinoisSoon
  • IndianaSoon
  • IowaSoon
  • KansasSoon
  • KentuckySoon
  • LouisianaSoon
  • MaineSoon
  • MarylandSoon
  • MassachusettsSoon
  • MichiganSoon
  • MinnesotaSoon
  • MississippiSoon
  • MissouriSoon
  • MontanaSoon
  • NebraskaSoon
  • NevadaSoon
  • New HampshireSoon
  • New JerseySoon
  • New MexicoSoon
  • New York2
  • North CarolinaSoon
  • North DakotaSoon
  • OhioSoon
  • OklahomaSoon
  • OregonSoon
  • PennsylvaniaSoon
  • Rhode IslandSoon
  • South CarolinaSoon
  • South DakotaSoon
  • TennesseeSoon
  • Texas3
  • UtahSoon
  • VermontSoon
  • VirginiaSoon
  • WashingtonSoon
  • West VirginiaSoon
  • WisconsinSoon
  • WyomingSoon

What to look for

How to pick a practice

  • They assess your cardiovascular risk, not just hand over a prescription
  • They review your full medication list for drugs that cause ED
  • They offer more than pills — injections, devices, or a referral route
  • For implants: the surgeon places them regularly, not occasionally
  • For testosterone: they require two morning blood draws before prescribing
  • They take your insurance, or the cash price is stated up front

Fair warning

Clinics to be careful with

A specific business model has grown up around men's sexual health: cash-only, no insurance, large packages sold up front, often marketed with a free seminar and a discount that expires the same day.

Shockwave therapy is the usual product. It is still classed as investigational and no device is FDA-approved for ED, so paying several thousand dollars for a course is a poor first move.

Where the evidence on shockwave actually stands