Your experience and goals
Share the details that make your experience unique.
Start a private, online conversation about erectile dysfunction and the treatment options that may be right for you.
Continue to your My Simple Med patient portal. A licensed provider determines treatment eligibility. Prescription not guaranteed. Some options may be compounded and are not FDA-approved.
Illustrative imagery. Individual care and treatment may vary.Talking about sexual health should feel straightforward. Your online consultation asks about your symptoms, health history, and medications so a clinician can evaluate possible treatment options.
Erectile dysfunction medication requires a prescription and may interact with other medications. Tell your provider about everything you take. Only a licensed clinician can determine whether treatment is appropriate.
Important care informationShare the details that make your experience unique.
Give your care team the context to understand your needs.
Discuss what is appropriate for you before moving forward.

Choose a program and complete your health history through the patient portal, on your own time.

A licensed provider reviews your information and determines the appropriate next steps.

If prescribed, follow your personalized treatment plan and use your portal for ongoing care needs.
No. A licensed provider reviews your health information and decides whether a prescription is appropriate. Completing a consultation does not guarantee a prescription or a particular medication.
Pricing depends on the program and the treatment selected. Review the current program, consultation, medication, and any recurring charges in the patient portal before completing a purchase. Contact our support team if you need help understanding your options.
Some programs may include compounded medications. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not review their safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing. Your clinician can discuss available alternatives and whether a particular option is appropriate for you.