Compare online ED treatment programs on access, format, and price.
Prices and availability can change. Confirm the exact medication, what is included, and the recurring cost before enrolling.
Telehealth ED care built around a compounded two-in-one tablet, with clinician oversight
LGBTQ+-friendly telehealth prescribing generic ED treatment after an online intake
Telehealth offering Taurus Charge, a compounded 4-in-1 ED sublingual prescribed after a clinician review
Pharmacist-founded telehealth offering generic ED medications and a compounded combination after a clinician review
Low-cost generic ED medications and a compounded option after an online clinician visit
Before you enroll
These are what change the price, the logistics, and the experience.
Some options are FDA-approved generics; others are compounded combinations prepared by a pharmacy for an individual patient. Confirm the specific medication and dose, and whether it is compounded, before enrolling.
Prices are quoted per month, per order, or per dose, and some are set only after an intake questionnaire. Ask what the full recurring cost is, including any separate membership fee, before you pay.
Several programs auto-renew, and some list no refunds. Confirm the billing cadence, how to cancel, and the refund policy before your first order.
A legitimate program includes a clinician review of your history, a real prescription, and a way to reach a clinician. This matters most for combination products, which carry their own considerations.
About these treatments
The treatments compared here are prescription medications, and several are compounded combinations that are not FDA-approved as finished products. Some combine more than one PDE5 inhibitor, which is an off-label use. A clinician should review your health history — including heart health and any medications such as nitrates — before you start, because these interactions can be serious.
This page is informational and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Call 911 or seek immediate medical attention for emergencies.
Some products compared here are compounded and have not been evaluated or approved by the Food and Drug Administration for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
Products that combine sildenafil and tadalafil, or multiple PDE5 inhibitors, are used off-label and are compounded rather than FDA-approved as finished products. A clinician should confirm they are appropriate for you.
A legitimate program includes a clinician review, a real prescription, and a licensed pharmacy filling the order. If a provider will not name the pharmacy or skips the health-history review, that is meaningful.
FAQ
You complete an intake — a health questionnaire, and sometimes a video or async clinician review. If you are eligible, the provider writes a prescription and either ships the medication to you or sends it to a pharmacy. Products range from FDA-approved generics to compounded combinations.
Some are. Generic sildenafil and tadalafil are FDA-approved. Several providers here also offer compounded combinations — for example, tablets that combine more than one PDE5 inhibitor — which are prepared by a pharmacy for an individual patient and are not FDA-approved as finished products.
Off-label means using a medication outside its FDA-approved use — for example, combining two PDE5 inhibitors such as sildenafil and tadalafil, which are each approved on their own but not together. Providers here deliver that combination as a compounded product, prepared by a pharmacy for an individual patient and not FDA-approved as a finished product. A clinician should confirm either is appropriate for your health history.
Pricing here is quoted per month, per order, or per dose, and starts as low as a few dollars per dose for some generics. Several programs auto-renew or set the final price after an intake, so confirm the full recurring cost, including any membership fee, before enrolling.
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If an all-inclusive order and clinician oversight matter most, start with TMates. If low per-dose pricing matters most, compare Zealthy.
Whichever you pick, confirm the exact medication and the full recurring cost before you enroll.
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