What It Costs
Three ways to buy the same medication. The variable is quantity and rhythm, nothing else.
Pick one
Choose Your Supply
Identical medication in every case. What changes is how many doses arrive and what each one works out to.
Six Doses a Month
A lighter commitment, and the usual starting point for men who want the option available on a weekend rather than most evenings.
- Six sublingual tablets each month
- Physician review at no separate charge
- Free standard shipping, plain wrapper
- Change, pause or stop before the next fill
First month
$149 a month thereafter
$114 for month one — $19.00 a dose
Choose ThisRoughly a dose and a half a week.
Twelve Doses a Month
Double the tablets for well under double the price. The plan most men move to once they know how often they actually reach for it.
- Twelve sublingual tablets each month
- Lowest cost per dose of the three
- Physician review at no separate charge
- Free standard shipping, plain wrapper
First month
$199 a month thereafter
$179 for month one — $14.92 a dose
Choose ThisAbout three doses a week, without rationing.
A Single Supply
No recurring anything. You buy once, it arrives, and nothing renews unless you come back and say so.
- One supply, billed once
- Nothing renews and nothing recurs
- Physician review at no separate charge
- Free standard shipping, plain wrapper
Price shown at checkout
No subscription, no renewal
Choose ThisUseful for finding out how you respond first.
Month one is discounted; the standard monthly rate begins with your second shipment. Every option includes the physician review and free standard shipping. Adjust or cancel before a shipment is processed — once it is packed and moving it cannot be recalled, though later refills can still be stopped.
The arithmetic, laid out
| Option | Month one | Ongoing | Per dose, month one | Per dose, ongoing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Six doses a month | $114.00 | $149.00 | $19.00 | $24.83 |
| Twelve doses a month | $179.00 | $199.00 | $14.92 | $16.58 |
| Single supply | Billed once. Current price shown at checkout. | |||
Doubling the tablets does not double the bill, which is why the twelve-dose option wins on both per-dose columns. That said, paying for doses you never take is the most common way men overspend in this category. If you have no idea what your usage looks like, start at six or buy once — moving up later costs nothing.
What is already included
- Review by an independently licensed U.S. physician
- Dispensing through an accredited American pharmacy
- Standard shipping, three to five business days
- Packaging that names neither the pharmacy nor the product
- The freedom to pause, resize or stop before the next shipment
- No medication charge at all if a physician declines
The one deadline that matters
Changes have to land before a shipment is processed. After that the parcel is packed and moving and cannot be recalled — but stopping everything behind it is straightforward. The delivery page sets out the detail.
Settled on a size?
You can change it later without penalty, so the first choice is not binding.
Billing questions
After a physician approves the prescription, not when you submit the assessment. If the review results in a decline, no medication charge is taken.
It is an introductory rate on the first shipment. The standard monthly figure applies from the second shipment onward, and both numbers are shown before you commit.
Twelve doses, on the arithmetic: $14.92 a dose in month one against $19.00, and $16.58 against $24.83 thereafter. Whether it is better value for you depends on whether you would actually use twelve.
Yes. The one-time supply bills once and renews nothing. Its price is shown at checkout.
Through your account or by contacting customer service, before the next shipment is processed. A parcel already packed and moving cannot be recalled, though everything after it can be stopped.
Standard shipping is included in every option. Expedited delivery may be offered at checkout for a fee where it is available.
Generally not. ED medication is often excluded from coverage, and this is a direct-pay service. An HSA or FSA card may still work depending on your plan administrator.
Before you order
Take the dose you were prescribed and no more than one in any 24-hour period. HardRx is unsuitable alongside nitrate medication and with several heart conditions. Most side effects are mild — headache, flushing, a blocked nose, some light-headedness. None of this replaces a clinician who knows your history; read the full safety information first.
Get It Sorted
One assessment, one physician, one tablet that does both jobs.