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The cheapest ED treatment online.

Price comparison in this market is mostly theatre, because almost nobody quotes the same unit. These are the per-dose figures the companies publish, converted to nothing and adjusted for nothing — just put side by side.

Priced per dose
12
No usable figure
19
Cheapest found
$0.94
Last checked
Aug 2026

01Read the unit first

“From $1.63” and “from $18 a month” are not comparable numbers.

One is a dose, one is a subscription, and which is cheaper depends entirely on how often you have sex — a variable the advertising is careful never to mention. A monthly plan at $18 is excellent value at eight doses a month and poor value at one.

So this page ranks only the entries that publish a per-dose price, and states the basis of each. Everything else is listed below it rather than quietly dropped, because a product whose price you cannot determine is a finding in itself.

02Cost per dose

Cheapest first, after one featured placement, with what each price is a price of.

  1. 01

    CoreAge Rx

    4PLAY sublingual

    Three drugs of one class, undisclosed strengths, and nothing to check them against.

    Featured placement. This entry appears first because we have placed it here, not because it finished first on the criteria below. Its position is not derived from its review, and the review — including the verdict shown — is unchanged and worth reading before you decide anything.

    FeaturedNot without a physicianCompounded

    $114 / mo

    Advertised at $114 against a $175 reference price, for a “1-month 5-pack (10 mL total)”. Doses per pack are not stated, so a per-dose figure cannot be derived; if the five units are five uses, that is roughly $22.80 a use. Auto-refill is opt-in rather than automatic.

    Read the full review
  2. 02

    ZipHealth

    Generic tadalafil

    An approved drug at an approved dose. The caveat is the two-minute consultation.

    Reasonable with caveatsFDA-approvedYour own pharmacy

    $0.94

    per tablet

    Read the full review
  3. 03

    Retail pharmacy

    Generic sildenafil or tadalafil

    The default against which every product below should be measured.

    Reasonable optionFDA-approvedYour own pharmacy

    $1

    per tablet at a pharmacy, with a discount card

    Read the full review
  4. 04

    RedBox Rx

    Generic tadalafil

    Approved generic at a competitive price; the free consult is the marketing.

    Reasonable with caveatsFDA-approved
  5. 05

    Hims

    ED 3-in-1 Pill

    Two PDE5 inhibitors again, and a vitamin counted as the third ingredient.

    Proceed carefullyCompounded
  6. 06

    RocketRx

    Rocket Rise

    Two PDE5 inhibitors in one tablet, one of them already at its approved ceiling.

    Proceed carefullyCompounded
  7. 07

    Hims

    Generic tadalafil

    Approved generic, at roughly three times retail unless you commit for a year.

    Reasonable with caveatsFDA-approved
  8. 08

    Blink Health

    Generic Cialis (tadalafil)

    A dispensing route, not a diagnosis. The caveat is purely the price.

    Reasonable with caveatsFDA-approvedYour own pharmacy
  9. 09

    Hims

    Hard Mints

    Two PDE5 inhibitors, compounded, in a tablet that is not absorbed any faster.

    Proceed carefullyCompounded

    $6

    per dose (published as a $6–$8 range)

    Read the full review
  10. 10

    BosleyRx

    2:1 Sildenafil + Tadalafil Blend

    Sensible doses, honest disclosure, and a claim about speed its own instructions contradict.

    Proceed carefullyCompounded
  11. 11

    Futura Medical

    Eroxon (MED3000) topical gel

    Genuinely non-prescription, genuinely authorised, and usable by men who cannot take PDE5 inhibitors.

    Reasonable with caveatsFDA-authorised deviceNo prescription

    $7.50

    per use (a $30 pack of four)

    Read the full review
  12. 12

    Ro

    Cialis or generic tadalafil

    The approved option from a company better known for the unapproved one.

    Reasonable with caveatsFDA-approved

03The other cost

What it costs to be allowed to buy it.

The consultation is a separate charge at most of these services, and it is where the real spread sits. A video visit with a clinician who can ask a follow-up question ranges from about thirty dollars to about eighty, which is a meaningful difference for the same thing.

05The cheapest route of all

A prescription you already have, filled with a discount card.

If a doctor has already assessed you — at a physical, for something unrelated, at any point — you may not need to buy an online consultation at all. Ask for the prescription at an appointment you were having anyway, then fill it with a discount card at a retail counter.

That route pays nobody a commission, which is precisely why it does not appear in most price comparisons. It is usually the lowest number available to you.

How this list is built

One entry on this page is a featured placement. It is marked “Featured” and it appears first because we put it there, not because it earned that position on the criteria below. Everything beneath it is ordered by how it graded in its own review. We say this plainly because a list that hides a placement is worth nothing, and because the rest of this page is only useful if you can trust that distinction.

There are no affiliate or referral links anywhere on this site and we are not paid when you buy. That is why options with no commission attached — a generic from your own pharmacy, a discount card, an appointment you have already booked — appear here at all, and why they rank as highly as they do in the derived order.

We are also a clinic that treats this condition, so several of the companies ranked here are our competitors. Read the list knowing that. Apart from the featured entry noted above, every position is derived from the individual reviews rather than chosen for the list, every price is quoted from the company’s own page with the date we read it, and doses are graded against published approved maximums rather than our preferences.

A cost worth counting

The expensive outcome is the undiagnosed one.

Erectile dysfunction is often the first sign of vascular disease, and a cheap tablet that treats the symptom without anyone checking the cause is not a saving. Have your blood pressure and blood work done.