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Map the service around the prescription

Compare ten ED services by the care they describe, the preparation offered and the commitment attached to the price.

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Start by naming the help you are seeking

A first conversation about a new concern, a question about an existing prescription and a request for another supply are not identical starting points. Before comparing providers, describe which of those situations is closest to yours. Include anything that has changed in your health or other medicines. The request should give a clinician room to consider more than the product you initially searched for.

NIDDK describes ED assessment using health history, examination and possible tests. A service may help with some of that process while directing a person elsewhere for other parts. Its online availability does not establish that every concern can be resolved within its menu. [Assessment]

Put the arrangements on the same map

The ten profiles below identify the public care pathway and advertised offer. Read the linked profile before treating a starting figure as a quote. The amount collected, supply covered, preparation and renewal conditions matter together. Different services may bundle those pieces or charge for them separately.

Henry Meds, for example, advertises an oral ED arrangement at $150 for three months, expressed as $50 per month. Optum Perks advertises a $39 self-pay provider review with medicine purchased separately. Comparing $50 with $39 alone would conceal what each figure actually buys. [Henry programs] [Optum ED care]

Sponsored placement

CoreAge Rx 4Play

Compounded apomorphine, sildenafil, tadalafil and vardenafil

$114 for the advertised five-bottle pack

10 mL total, marketed as a one-month pack; assessment and shipping included per the offer, with optional automatic refills.

Additional option

Hims

Prescription ED tablets and separately described compounded formats

Generic sildenafil from $22/month; tadalafil from $24/month

Starting figures depend on the selected supply and subscription; confirm the actual initial and continuing charges.

Additional option

Ro

ED tablets, Sparks and Daily Rise Gummies

Product-specific first and renewal quotes needed

Separate introductory promotions from ongoing charges, and distinguish conventional tablets from compounded products.

Additional option

BlueChew

GOLD compounded chew with four ingredients

A current strength-and-quantity quote is needed

Do not substitute older plan pricing for a selected GOLD offer; confirm fees and recurring supply.

Additional option

Lemonaid Health

Online ED assessment and prescription medicines

Pills from $2 plus a $25 consultation

The advertised one-time consultation covers 12 refills; selected medicine, eligibility and refill conditions need checking.

Additional option

Rex MD

Sildenafil, tadalafil and branded ED tablet options

Sildenafil from $2/use; as-needed tadalafil from $6/use

Daily generic tadalafil and brand Cialis have separate starting figures; verify quantity, renewal and total payment.

Additional option

Dr. B

Provider-reviewed consultation with separate pharmacy purchase

Consultations from $19; medication costs extra

No membership required; a video review may cost more, and completed consultations have a nonrefund policy.

Additional option

Amazon One Medical On-Demand Care

ED review with prescriptions sent to a preferred pharmacy

General pay-per-visit care starts at $29 or $49

Confirm the selected ED visit fee; medication is separate. Membership benefits describe a different arrangement.

Additional option

Henry Meds

Oral prescriptions and a separate injectable ED pathway

Oral: $150 for three months; injections from $149/month

Oral $50/month is an equivalent, not the complete upfront charge. Selected preparation and multi-month cancellation conditions apply.

Additional option

Optum Perks Online Care

ED prescription request reviewed by a clinician

$39 self-pay provider review; medicine is separate

No membership advertised. Selected insurance savings and video-visit conditions apply; confirm the complete selected fee.

A broader menu does not choose the treatment

Some services focus on oral prescriptions. Henry also advertises injectable care, while other pathways explicitly exclude it. That difference describes service scope; it does not show that an injection or a tablet is preferable for a particular reader. NIDDK describes several treatment categories that require an individual clinical discussion. [Treatment options]

Ask what happens if the assessment points outside the advertised menu. A referral, an examination or a conversation with the usual healthcare team may be the useful next step. Our guide to seeking help explains how to prepare for that handoff.

Know why one entry appears first

CoreAge Rx 4Play receives sponsored first placement. It is a compounded preparation with apomorphine, sildenafil, tadalafil and vardenafil. FDA does not approve compounded drugs, and evidence about one component does not establish the outcomes of the combination. The placement is disclosed commercial positioning, not a finding of clinical superiority. [4Play] [FDA]

Plan for the conversation after the visit

Before enrolling, identify how to ask about an unclear response, report a medicine change and discuss another supply. A refill allowance or automatic shipment does not explain the clinical review behind it. Read our guide to those three events and keep the selected terms privately. None of these profiles represents patient enrollment, medicine testing or a rating of care quality.

Follow the sources

Checked October 6, 2026. Medical resources supply general context; provider pages describe advertised terms. A citation is not an endorsement of this publication or a service.

  1. NIDDK: Diagnosis of erectile dysfunctionFederal patient information
  2. NIDDK: Treatment for erectile dysfunctionFederal patient information
  3. Henry Meds: Oral ED careProvider-owned product and subscription page
  4. Henry Meds: Program prices and suppliesProvider-owned program terms; page dated December 3, 2025
  5. Optum Perks: ED online careProvider-owned ED service and fee page
  6. CoreAge Rx: 4Play product informationSponsored provider; advertised formulation
  7. FDA: Compounding questions and answersRegulatory explanation