FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I get an ED prescription sent to my own pharmacy?
Yes. Several online routes do exactly this — you pay for the consultation and the prescription is transmitted to a pharmacy you nominate. It is the standard arrangement outside the subscription brands, and it is usually cheaper.
Is this cheaper than a telehealth subscription?
Usually, once you fill the prescription at a cash price with a free discount card. A one-off visit fee plus a cheap generic is hard to beat, and it stops charging you the moment you stop using it.
Can I move a prescription away from a telehealth company's pharmacy?
Sometimes, and it is frequently more awkward than it should be. Ask before you subscribe whether you can have the prescription sent elsewhere — a service that will not say plainly is telling you something useful.
Do I need a video appointment to get one?
Not always. Some routes review a questionnaire asynchronously, others require video, and requirements vary by state. Video buys you the chance to ask a question, which is worth something the first time.
Where should I actually fill it?
Compare a free discount card at a nearby pharmacy against a transparent-pricing mail-order pharmacy, and take the lower. The cheapest treatments ranking covers the whole spread.