Erectile dysfunction (ED) medication online: same-day prescriptions available

Organic causes of erectile dysfunction occurs when there is an underlying physical cause that prevents proper nerve function, blood flow, or hormonal levels necessary for an erection. Common causes include vascular diseases or atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), which restricts blood flow to the penis, impairing one’s ability to achieve or maintain an erection. It can also be caused by certain medications, radiation therapy, or even past surgeries. Neurological disorders, such as Parkinson's disease, diabetes, and spinal cord injuries, can also be related to ED.  

Through comprehensive evaluations, including medical history reviews and diagnostic tests, our doctors can identify the underlying causes of your ED. Treatment options may include medication, lifestyle adjustments, or devices. Our doctors can also refer you to a local specialist for further treatment when indicated. 

Hormonal ED also referred to as hormone-induced erectile dysfunction, occurs when imbalances in hormone levels affect the ability to achieve an erection. As men age, declining testosterone levels can impact erectile function and libido. Other contributing factors may include imbalances in thyroid hormones and low testosterone production. Treatment options may consist of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and medications to regulate hormone levels. Please note that our doctors do not prescribe testosterone or hormone replacement therapy.  

Additionally, lifestyle changes such as stress management and maintaining a healthy weight are crucial in enhancing overall sexual function and hormonal health. 

Prescription medications for erectile dysfunction (ED) work by stimulating blood flow to the penis, enhancing erections by prolonging the effects of nitric oxide. FDA-approved oral prescription ED medications include Viagra, Stendra, Cialis, and Levitra (vardenafil). Learn more about these options below: 

Before taking ED medications, consult your healthcare provider, especially if you are using supplements or have underlying conditions. While alternative options like ED rings and vacuum devices are available, it is crucial to understand the associated risks. 

Viagra is a prescription medication used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED). It has a lower-cost generic version called sildenafil. There are multiple manufacturers of generic Viagra, leading to lower prices. Both brand-name Viagra and generic sildenafil come in different doses, and the typical dose is 25 mg taken orally before sexual activity. Sildenafil is regulated to ensure it contains the same active ingredients as brand-name Viagra. The main difference is their appearance, with Viagra being blue and sildenafil being white. 

Sildenafil is a generic medication used to treat two different health conditions: erectile dysfunction (as Viagra) and pulmonary arterial hypertension (as Revatio). Different dosages and formulations are available for each. 

While it is effective, Viagra can cause side effects such as headache, flushing, upset stomach, vision changes, dizziness, and priapism (prolonged erection). It is important to seek medical care if you experience priapism as it can cause permanent damage. 

Tadalafil, prescribed for erectile dysfunction, also can alleviate symptoms of an enlarged prostate and pulmonary hypertension. By enhancing blood flow to the penis and relaxing muscles in the prostate, bladder, and chest blood vessels, tadalafil facilitates improved sexual function. 

Available solely by prescription in tablet form, it is crucial to avoid grapefruit or nitrates while taking this medication. The onset of the effect typically occurs within 30 to 60 minutes for ED and 30 minutes before sexual activity. Indigestion, nausea, headaches, and facial flushing are potential side effects and tadalafil may not be effective for everyone. Consulting with your healthcare provider is essential, especially if you are taking specific medications or have underlying medical conditions. 

You can connect with one of our board-certified doctors through a video call, regardless of your location. During the consultation, the doctor will discuss your symptoms and medical history to assess if medication is required. We will guide you through an informed discussion about various ED treatment options, including their potential risks and benefits, to help you select the most suitable one. Please note that our doctors do not prescribe Trimix or testosterone.