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Yes, online ED treatment is completely legal and safe when using licensed telehealth services. Every service we list uses licensed US physicians who review your medical history before prescribing. The medications are FDA-approved drugs identical to those from local pharmacies - just delivered to your door. Services like Hims, Ro, and BlueChew have been operating for years and serve millions of men with full medical oversight.

Online ED treatment costs $4-12 per dose for generic medications (sildenafil or tadalafil). Most services charge $0-49 for the initial consultation. Subscription plans average $20-90 per month depending on dosage and frequency. Generic options are 80-90% cheaper than brand-name Viagra or Cialis.

Yes, all packages are completely discreet. Medications arrive in plain cardboard boxes or padded envelopes with no logos or medical labels. The return address shows the company name but nothing about the contents. Credit card statements also use discrete business names, not 'ED medication' or similar terms.

Generic ED medications (sildenafil, tadalafil) contain the exact same active ingredients as brand-name Viagra and Cialis at identical dosages. They are FDA-approved as bioequivalent, meaning they work the same way. The only difference is price - generics cost $4-12 per dose while brand names cost $70+ per dose.

ED medications are 60-70% effective for most men. Sildenafil (generic Viagra) works for about 70% of men with ED. Tadalafil (generic Cialis) has similar effectiveness rates. Results vary based on the underlying cause of ED, overall health, and proper usage. Most services allow you to switch medications or adjust dosages if the first option doesn't work.

It depends on the service. Ro allows one-time orders without a subscription commitment. Hims and BlueChew require subscriptions but allow cancellation anytime, even after the first shipment. Most services offer flexibility to pause, skip, or cancel subscriptions without penalties.

Most online ED services deliver within 2-5 business days. Some offer expedited shipping (1-2 days) for an additional fee. After your consultation is approved (typically 24-48 hours), medications ship from US-based pharmacies via USPS, UPS, or FedEx.

No, most online ED services don't use insurance and operate on a cash-pay basis. This means treatments never appear on insurance records or affect premiums. While you can't use insurance to cover costs, generic ED medications are so affordable ($4-12 per dose) that cash payment is often cheaper than insurance co-pays anyway.

Sildenafil (generic Viagra) takes 30-60 minutes to work and lasts 4-6 hours. Tadalafil (generic Cialis) takes 1-2 hours to work but lasts up to 36 hours. For best results, take on an empty stomach. Effects vary by individual metabolism and dosage.

No, most services don't require video calls. You complete a medical questionnaire online, and a licensed physician reviews it asynchronously. If approved, they send the prescription to a pharmacy for fulfillment. Some services offer optional video consultations, but text-based questionnaires are the standard and are just as medically valid.