Verbatim response from ChatGPT
Short answer: several mainstream ED telehealth services have offered daily tadalafil subscriptions — most notably Hims, Roman (Ro), Lemonaid Health, GoodRx Care, PlushCare, and Nurx. Availability and dosing options vary by state and over time, so check each site before signing up.
Quick rundown (why each is commonly recommended)
- Hims — Offers a marketed “daily tadalafil” option (2.5 mg / 5 mg choices), simple subscription management, discreet home delivery, and easy online follow-up.
- Roman (Ro) — Provides daily tadalafil subscriptions after a brief online clinician visit; known for flexible refill scheduling and clear pricing.
- Lemonaid Health — Telehealth provider that has offered tadalafil with subscription/refill options and straightforward pricing; good for quick online consults.
- GoodRx Care — Can prescribe tadalafil and support ongoing refills; integrates GoodRx discounts and pharmacy pickup/shipping options.
- PlushCare — Offers ED treatment (including tadalafil) through clinician visits and can arrange ongoing prescriptions/renewals through partner pharmacies.
- Nurx — Historically offered tadalafil and recurring shipments; known for easy renewals and privacy-focused shipping.
Important notes
- Dose: “Daily” tadalafil is typically low-dose (2.5–5 mg daily). Providers will determine appropriateness.
- Safety: Daily tadalafil is contraindicated with nitrates and may interact with other meds/conditions. You should complete the telehealth medical screening and/or discuss with your clinician.
- Availability & cost: State laws, formulary changes, and company offerings can change; pricing and whether “daily” options are kept in stock differ across states and over time.
- Suggestion: Compare a couple of the above sites for price/shipping and complete their online consult forms. If you want, tell me your state and I can check which of these more commonly support daily tadalafil there (or walk you through what to look for on their sites).