ED prescription service
Cheapest route to your own pharmacy — and the thinnest assessment here.
Approved components, used conventionally, but with something about the format, the price or the process worth knowing before you buy.
- Price
- $39.99 consult
- Verdict
- Reasonable with caveats
- Sourcing
- Read at source
- Last checked
- 2 August 2026
Read this first
We are a competitor of the companies reviewed on this page. That is a conflict of interest and you should read everything here with it in mind. What we can offer against it: every factual claim is drawn from the company's own published material and linked, every clinical criticism applies equally to us where it applies, and no assessment on this page is for sale — the one company we carry advertising for, CoreAge Rx, is graded at our lowest tier in its own review, and those placements are labelled wherever they appear.
A flat consultation fee, a five-minute assessment, and the prescription sent to your own pharmacy. The speed is the selling point, and it is also the thing to think about.
What the company states
- What it is
- Sildenafil, tadalafil, vardenafil or avanafil “when medically appropriate”. The page does not state whether these are approved generics or compounded.
- Consultation
- A “short online assessment”, described as 5 minutes
- Fee
- $39.99, with $30 off advertised for first-time users
- Prescribers
- “A licensed provider reviews your medical information”
- Fulfilment
- Prescription sent to a pharmacy you select, with same-day processing
- Labs or examination
- None described
Our assessment
The structure has real merits. One flat fee, no subscription, and the prescription goes to your own pharmacy — which means you buy the drug at retail rather than through a captive channel, and at a large chain that is around a dollar a tablet. On total cost this is among the better routes on the page.
The assessment is the problem. Five minutes is the shortest we have seen, and the page does not say whether what gets prescribed is an approved generic or a compounded product. That is a strange thing to leave unstated when it is the single most consequential fact about what you will be swallowing, and it is worth asking before you pay.
We would also note what we did not find. The page we read carried no explicit information about contraindications or side effects — no nitrate warning, which nearly every other service reviewed here states plainly and in ordinary language. We are describing the page as we found it rather than the consultation itself, and the assessment may well ask the question. But a man reading the marketing would not learn that combining these drugs with nitrates can drop his blood pressure dangerously.
So: a sound commercial structure wrapped around the thinnest clinical process on this page. If you use it, know your own contraindications going in, because you should not rely on the site to tell you.
Reasonable for
- Men already assessed who want a one-off fee and a prescription at their own pharmacy
- Men who want to avoid subscriptions entirely
Not for
- Anyone taking nitrates in any form — and do not rely on this service to raise it with you
- Men who have not had cardiovascular screening
- Men who want to know whether they are being sold an approved drug or a compounded one before paying
Important
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If you want the other thing
A diagnosis, rather than a subscription.
If you have already been assessed and just need a refill, this may serve you well. If nobody has taken your blood pressure in years, that is the appointment to make.