ED medication cost without insurance (2026)

Generic sildenafil costs about 22 cents a tablet at the cash floor and up to $10 a dose through subscription telehealth. Same molecule, 45× the price. Every legitimate channel, priced per dose and per month.

The markup, measured: Generic sildenafil 100mg costs $0.22 a tablet at Cost Plus Drugs ($11.94 for 30, delivered) and $10 a dose at Ro — a 45× spread on the same FDA-approved molecule. Subscription telehealth charges roughly 15–45× the cheapest legitimate cash price; the difference buys the consult, the packaging, and the discretion. Amazon's RxPass covers sildenafil entirely for a flat $5/month (tadalafil is not on the list).

Sildenafil (generic Viagra), as-needed#

ChannelPriceFine printStatus
Cost Plus Drugs $0.22/tab · $11.94/30 delivered (100 mg) bring your own prescription; $5.25 shipping per order listed price · 2026-09-09 source
Retail + GoodRx coupon $0.39–0.99/tab (Sam's $11.81 → CVS $29.77 per 30) zip- and pharmacy-dependent reported · 2026-09-06 source
Amazon Pharmacy $0.57/tab with Prime RxPass ($5/mo flat) covers sildenafil; not CA/WA listed price · 2026-09-06 source
Friday Plans ≤$1.99/tab any strength (87¢ promo) TINA.org documented a possible hidden fee gating the promo price — treat with caution until checkout-tested reported · 2026-09-06 source
Rex MD (LifeMD) 20 mg $2 · 50/100 mg $6 per dose consult free; all sales final listed price · 2026-09-06 source
Lemonaid 20 mg $2/pill · $20 per 10-pill shipment $25 one-time consult covers 12 refills, then monthly shipments. The advertised "starting at $2/pill" names no strength anywhere on the sildenafil page; Lemonaid's own comparison table is the only place that attaches it to a dose, and the dose is 20 mg — below the 50 mg most starting doses use. Rex MD prices the same gap at $2 for 20 mg against $6 for 50 mg, so read this as the 20 mg column, not a 50 mg price. Lemonaid also contradicts itself on fulfilment: the sildenafil page says the prescription goes to your local pharmacy and you pay the pharmacy, while the comparison table lists this row as Lemonaid mail order with free delivery. reported · 2026-09-13 source
BlueChew 45 mg chew $3.53–5.00/dose ($30/6 → $120/34) compounded chewable (not FDA-approved as formulated); consult included; cancel anytime listed price · 2026-09-06 source
Hims from ~$4–6/dose; "starting at $22/mo" on long plans $5 processing fee per shipment; cheapest rates need annual prepay; tiers behind intake reported · 2026-09-06 source
Ro (Roman) 25 mg $4 · 50 mg $6 · 100 mg $10 per dose official per-dose pricing page; $35 minimum order on promo plans listed price · 2026-09-06 source

Daily tadalafil#

ChannelPriceFine printStatus
Cost Plus Drugs $11.22/month delivered (5 mg × 30)
compares at $11.22/mo — delivered, 5 mg x 30
the cash floor for the daily molecule listed price · 2026-09-09 source
Retail + GoodRx coupon ~$9–19/month
not rankable — coupon range, ~$9–19
zip-dependent reported · 2026-09-06 source
Amazon Pharmacy ~$13.40–14.80/month with Prime
not rankable — range, ~$13.40–14.80
tadalafil NOT on RxPass listed price · 2026-09-06 source
Hims $79/mo monthly → ~$49 quarterly → ~$32 annual
compares at $79.00/mo — monthly rate, the shortest offered
site floor "$24/mo"; plan-length tiers behind intake reported · 2026-09-06 source
Rex MD $2/dose ≈ $60/month
compares at $60.00/mo — $2/dose at 30 doses, as the source states
daily 2.5/5 mg listed price · 2026-09-06 source
BlueChew DailyTAD $100/mo monthly · $66.67/mo quarterly (9 mg chew + vitamins)
compares at $100.00/mo — monthly rate, the shortest offered
compounded listed price · 2026-09-06 source
Ro Daily Rise gummy $89/mo · $69/mo on 3-month (tadalafil 7 mg)
compares at $89.00/mo — monthly rate, the shortest offered
compounded gummy; Ro's daily 5 mg tab lists $8/dose — monthly effective pending our audit reported · 2026-09-06 source
Brand Cialis 5 mg ~$296 (Amazon) – $433 (avg retail) per month
not rankable — range, ~$296–433
brand reference; Hims brand path $958–1,045/mo reported · 2026-09-06 source

Compounded blends (2-in-1, 3-in-1, 4-in-1)#

ChannelProductPriceFine printStatus
BlueChew MAX from $5.63/dose sildenafil + tadalafil listed price · 2026-09-06 source
BlueChew VMAX from $5.63/dose vardenafil + tadalafil listed price · 2026-09-06 source
BlueChew GOLD $7.30–18.28/dose (~$75–269/mo by count) sildenafil 70–110 mg + tadalafil 18–22 mg + apomorphine + oxytocin listed price · 2026-09-06 source
Hims Hard Mints 3-in-1 ~$8/dose monthly ("from $2" on annual prepay) tadalafil + sildenafil + third ingredient unpublished reported · 2026-09-06 source
Lemonaid Bliss $8/dose ingredients not published pre-intake reported · 2026-09-13 source
Ro Sparks $12/dose flat ($48–120/mo by count) sildenafil 55 mg + tadalafil 22 mg listed price · 2026-09-06 source
Rugiet Ready Rugiet $12.42–22.42/dose monthly ($149–269/mo tiers; promo floor ~$7.29) sildenafil + tadalafil + apomorphine reported · 2026-09-06 source
BlueChew DailyTAD $100/mo monthly · $66.67/mo quarterly tadalafil 9 mg + 7 vitamins listed price · 2026-09-06 source
Ro Daily Rise $89/mo · $69/mo on 3-month tadalafil 7 mg (gummy) listed price · 2026-09-06 source

Common questions#

What is the cheapest daily tadalafil without insurance?#

Cost Plus Drugs, at $11.22 a month — delivered, 5 mg x 30. The most expensive channel we track for daily tadalafil is BlueChew DailyTAD at $100, 8.9 times as much. Listed prices on 2026-09-06; the checkout is the final word.

How much does sildenafil cost without insurance?#

It depends on the channel far more than on the drug. A cash pharmacy lists $0.22/tab · $11.94/30 delivered (100 mg); a subscription telehealth service lists 25 mg $4 · 50 mg $6 · 100 mg $10 per dose. That is one FDA-approved generic molecule at both ends. Sildenafil is priced per tablet rather than per month, so what you pay also depends on how often you use it.

Why is there no single monthly price for sildenafil?#

Because it is taken as needed, not daily, so a monthly figure only means something once you fix how many doses a month. Channels that publish a flat monthly rate are selling a daily regimen or a bundle of a set number of doses. We publish the per-dose price and leave the multiplication to you.

"Listed price" is the provider's own published number on the date shown; "reported" comes from concordant published sources where a provider's page blocks verification. Prices change and the checkout is the final word. Pricing journalism, not medical advice. No link on this page earns us a commission; ordering is by cost, never compensation — disclosure.

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