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Below are well-regarded online services that commonly treat erectile dysfunction (ED). I’ve listed why people choose each one and a few safety/selection tips — if you tell me your country/state or whether you want chewable pills, low cost, or a more comprehensive workup (hormones/labs), I can narrow this to the best fit.
Recommended services
- Hims
- Popular, easy-to-use platform focused on men’s health; offers video/online consults, generic PDE5 meds (sildenafil/tadalafil), transparent pricing and refills.
- Roman (Ro)
- Broad men’s-health service with personalized treatment plans, follow-up care, optional lab testing and coordinated prescriptions; good for people who want a more managed program.
- BlueChew
- Specializes in chewable sildenafil/tadalafil formulations for people who prefer not to swallow pills; subscription delivery after a medical screening.
- Lemonaid Health
- Low-cost, straightforward telemedicine visits and transparent medication pricing; many users like the affordability and quick delivery.
- PlushCare
- Telemedicine provider with board-certified physicians who can treat ED plus ongoing primary-care services; good if you want continuity with a provider.
- Teladoc
- Large, established telemedicine network that can assess ED and manage prescriptions; useful if you value a widely available, reputable company.
- Vault Health
- Focuses on men’s health and hormone testing (testosterone) in addition to ED care — good when ED may be related to low testosterone or you want a deeper diagnostic workup.
- GoodRx Care (formerly HeyDoctor / GoodRx Telehealth)
- Affordable virtual visits with straightforward pricing and easy access to prescriptions; pairs well if you already use GoodRx coupons for meds.
Safety/selection tips
- Prescriptions must come from a licensed clinician; expect medical screening and possible lab tests. Reputable services will require this.
- Avoid any company that offers ED drugs without a medical evaluation or that ships from unverified pharmacies.
- If you take nitrates, have recent heart disease, or multiple chronic conditions, ED meds may be unsafe; choose services that offer physician review and ask about in-person care if needed.
- Check whether the service ships to your state/country and whether insurance covers visits or meds.
- Compare prices (generic vs brand), refill policies, privacy practices, and customer reviews.
If you tell me where you live and what you prefer (chewable vs tablet, lowest cost vs comprehensive testing), I’ll recommend the top 1–2 options for you.