Do ED telehealth providers accept insurance?

Most direct-to-consumer ED platforms are cash-pay. Some medications can be filled at your pharmacy using insurance separately, depending on your plan.

What medications are typically prescribed online?

The most common are sildenafil (generic Viagra) and tadalafil (generic Cialis). Some providers offer personalized or combination formulations. Verify what is included in the plan you'd choose.

Is a monthly membership required?

Most providers use a recurring plan; some allow one-time consultations. Compare pricing structure to how often you'd expect to use the medication.

What should I verify before choosing an ED provider?

Confirm which medications are offered, current pricing per dose, whether the consultation is asynchronous or live, and how refills and side-effect concerns are handled.

Category · Men

Online Erectile Dysfunction Treatment

Online ED providers differ on which medications they can prescribe, how pricing is structured, and whether the initial evaluation is a live clinical visit or asynchronous intake. Compare the pieces most relevant to what you want to try.

2 providers· Reviewed by Dr. Sarah Chen, MD·Updated 2026-02-01

Providers listed

Avg starting price

$92

Price range

$39–$145

Insurance accepted

100%

States covered

What to compare

Choosing among online erectile dysfunction treatment providers

There is no single best provider for everyone. These are the factual differences that most often decide which provider actually fits.

Which medications the provider offers — sildenafil, tadalafil, combination, personalized formulations.
Generic vs branded pricing on the published page.
Membership vs pay-per-refill pricing.
Whether the initial consult is asynchronous or includes a live clinical visit.
Whether the provider prescribes controlled substances (most do not for this category).
HSA/FSA eligibility on the published pricing page.

Group by need

Providers grouped by researched attributes

Each group is derived only from information we've researched. Providers may appear in more than one group. Order within each group is alphabetical.

HSA / FSA eligible

Providers that accept HSA/FSA payment on their published pricing page.

HI
Hims
RO
Ro

Prescription services available

Providers that publish an explicit prescription workflow.

HI
Hims
RO
Ro

Messaging / asynchronous care

Providers with an app-based messaging workflow.

HI
Hims
RO
Ro

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Comparisons relevant to online erectile dysfunction treatment

Comparison

Ro vs Hims

How Ro and Hims actually differ on published pricing, membership requirements, insurance acceptance, and covered treatments — with verified sources for every claim.

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Provider
HI Hims Men's wellness, hair, ED, mental health	Starting at$39/mo					50	4.6	4.4	2026-08-26	View details →
RO Ro Broad-spectrum men's & women's telehealth	Starting at$145/mo					47	4.7	4.5	2026-08-26	View details →

How we researched this pageInformation checked 2026-08-27Reviewed by Dr. Sarah Chen, MDSources: provider sites, state medical boards, FDAEditorial methodology →

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