Men's Health Drugs by Program: Who Prescribes Each Drug Online

This page is a lookup. Find the drug, see every program that lists it, the lowest price we track, and what the FDA approved it for.

Each drug, the programs that list it, and the lowest price

Counts are our arithmetic from the plan lists in our seller data, each read on the seller's own page between 3 and 14 November 2026. A program counts once per drug, however many strengths or plans it lists. GoodRx Care and Sesame sell sildenafil and tadalafil under one plan, so they count for both. Prices are live and update when we re-read a seller.

Who prescribes vardenafil online?

Very few programs. RxSpan MD is the only program we track that lists plain vardenafil, at $149 a month. Its catalog does not say whether that product is the FDA-approved generic or a compounded one. The generic label says: "Vardenafil hydrochloride tablets are a phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5) inhibitor indicated for the treatment of erectile dysfunction" (DailyMed: vardenafil label, read 14 November 2026).

Three more programs put vardenafil inside a compounded product: BlueChew's VAR tablet, Strut Health's SuperStrut and DudeMeds' Epiq Chew. Compounded means a pharmacy mixed it to order, so it is not FDA-approved. The brand Levitra is discontinued. Our vardenafil vs sildenafil guide compares the two drugs, and our brand and generic names guide maps every ED brand.

Who sells oral minoxidil?

Nine programs list it, more than list dutasteride but fewer than list finasteride. The FDA approved minoxidil tablets only for severe high blood pressure, so for hair the use is off-label. Strut Health says so on its own page: "Oral Minoxidil is a medication used off-label for hair loss" (Strut Health oral minoxidil, read 14 November 2026).

The label is strict about who should take the tablets. It says they "are indicated only in the treatment of hypertension that is symptomatic or associated with target organ damage" (DailyMed: minoxidil tablets label, read 14 November 2026). Your prescriber decides whether it fits you. Every price is on our oral minoxidil price page, and our oral minoxidil guide explains the evidence.

Where to get dutasteride online

Two programs list plain oral dutasteride: Happy Head at $34 a month on a 6-month supply, and RxSpan MD at $59. Maximus puts dutasteride into a compounded gel instead. Dutasteride is approved for an enlarged prostate. The Avodart label calls it "a 5 alpha-reductase inhibitor indicated for the treatment of symptomatic benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in men with an enlarged prostate" (DailyMed: Avodart label, read 14 November 2026). It blocks DHT, the hormone behind male pattern hair loss, so doctors prescribe it for hair off-label.

With your own prescription, Cost Plus Drugs lists dutasteride at $0.25 a capsule before shipping, read 6 November 2026. Our dutasteride for hair loss guide and dutasteride price page compare it with finasteride.

Finasteride: the most widely sold drug on the list

Thirteen programs list oral finasteride. That makes it the easiest drug here to shop on price. The Propecia label says it "is indicated for the treatment of male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia) in MEN ONLY" (DailyMed: Propecia label, read 14 November 2026). Our finasteride price page ranks every plan, and our finasteride online guide covers how ordering works.

Topical finasteride is a different case. The FDA says: "Currently, there is no FDA-approved topical formulation of finasteride." (FDA alert on compounded topical finasteride, read 14 November 2026). Ten programs still sell a compounded spray or gel, listed on our topical finasteride cost page.

Sildenafil and tadalafil

Ten programs list each generic. They are the two most common ED drugs, and they are where prices spread the widest. The lowest per-dose price we track is $1.60 for sildenafil at Strut Health and $1.80 for tadalafil at Rex MD. Our sildenafil price page and tadalafil price page list each strength.

Eleven programs also sell compounded ED products: chews, mints, sublingual tablets and multi-drug mixes. These are not generic Viagra or Cialis. Each plan on our ED price list says whether it is FDA-approved or compounded.

How we built this table

We read each program's own product and pricing pages and record every plan with its source and date. A drug counts for a program only if a plan names it. Brand-name products, testosterone and lab tests are left out of this lookup. Programs we track that list none of these drugs, such as testosterone-only clinics, are not in the counts.