SEXUAL HEALTH / ED · RANKED №3
Rex MD.
All-in-one men's health platform — headline price is a multi-month prepay average.

- PRICING VERIFIED
- August 2026
- MEDICAL CONTENT REVIEWED
- August 1, 2026
- +Competitive generic sildenafil and tadalafil pricing on annual plans
- +ED, TRT, GLP-1, and hair loss under one provider
- +Fast intake and prescription turnaround
- −$60/mo for Generic Cialis is a significant markup
- −No first-responder or military occupational focus
- −Limited information about provider network
What works
- +Competitive generic sildenafil and tadalafil pricing on annual plans
- +ED, TRT, GLP-1, and hair loss under one provider
- +Fast intake and prescription turnaround
What doesn't
- −$60/mo for Generic Cialis is a significant markup
- −No first-responder or military occupational focus
- −Limited information about provider network
Real cost & lock-in.
- EFFECTIVE MONTHLY
- From $60/mo (multi-month prepay average) · Higher month-to-month
- LOCK-IN
- Headline rate requires multi-month upfront commitment.
- REVIEWED
- May 2026
THE VERDICT
Good for consolidating multiple men's health treatments under one platform, but the $60/mo price tag is almost double some competitors.
How we scored Rex MD.
We grade ED providers on 5 criteria built around the realities of shift work and department fitness standards. Each criterion carries up to 2.0 points, for a 10-point total. This is editorial methodology, not clinical guidance.
- 01All-in monthly cost/2.0
- 02Packaging discretion/2.0
- 03Generic options/2.0
- 04Membership fees/2.0
- 05Cancellation/2.0
ALSO ON THE ED DESK
- 1
9.9RespondWellBuilt by first responders, for first responders. Plain box — designed for station culture. The lowest annual daily tadalafil pricing on the market. - 2
7.8HimsLargest consumer brand in online ED — lowest entry price requires an annual upfront commitment. - 4
7.2MaximusPerformance-oriented with all three major ED medications — good add-on for existing Maximus TRT patients. - 5
7.0Roman (Ro)Original direct-to-consumer ED brand — per-dose pricing penalizes frequent use.