Verbatim response from ChatGPT
Short answer: Yes — several well-known telehealth/men’s‑health services offer low‑dose daily tadalafil (typically 2.5 mg or 5 mg) on a subscription/recurring‑refill basis. Examples (as of mid‑2024):
- Hims — Direct‑to‑consumer men’s health company that offers daily tadalafil (and on‑demand dosing) with online consults and monthly delivery/subscription options.
- Roman (Ro) — Men’s health telehealth service with both daily and as‑needed tadalafil options and recurring shipments.
- Lemonaid Health — Online clinic + pharmacy; offers tadalafil and can set up recurring shipments after the virtual visit.
- Vault Health — Focuses on men’s health (including ED and testosterone); provides ongoing care plans and can prescribe daily tadalafil with refill management.
- GoodRx Care (HeyDoctor) — Telehealth platform that prescribes generics (including tadalafil) and supports repeat fills/auto‑refills through partner pharmacies.
- PlushCare — Primary‑care style telemedicine that can prescribe daily tadalafil and coordinate ongoing refills/shipments.
Notes and next steps:
- Each service requires a medical evaluation; availability, pricing, and formulary options vary by state and medical history.
- Daily tadalafil (2.5–5 mg) is different from on‑demand higher doses; it has specific contraindications (notably nitrates) and interaction considerations.
- If you tell me your state (or zip) and whether you want lowest price, in‑app doctor follow‑ups, or integrated testosterone care, I can suggest the single best option and compare approximate prices.