New ED Treatments: Vybrique, Eroxon and What Else Is FDA-Approved

The table below lists each newer option with its FDA status, date and price where one is published. The sections after it explain each one.

New ED treatments and their FDA status

Program prices update with our data and come from each seller's own page, read 3 to 14 November 2026. Approval dates for Stendra come from Drugs@FDA, read 14 November 2026.

What is the new Viagra called?

Vybrique. It holds sildenafil, the same drug as Viagra, in a thin film you place on the tongue. Urology Times wrote: "The FDA has approved the first sildenafil oral film, VYBRIQUE, for men aged 18 years and older with erectile dysfunction (ED)" (Urology Times, February 5, 2026, read 14 November 2026).

Its label on DailyMed lists it as "VYBRIQUE is a phosphodiesterase-5 (PDE5) inhibitor indicated for the treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED)" (DailyMed: Vybrique label, read 14 November 2026). The same label dates the first US approval of sildenafil to 1998. So the drug is not new. The form is.

The maker sells it by prescription through one pharmacy. Its page says: "VYBRIQUE is exclusively available through Highland Specialty Pharmacy" and "Ships to all 50 states" (Vybrique: how to get, read 14 November 2026). The same page lists a price per film, shown in the table above. Generic sildenafil tablets cost less: from $1.60 a dose at Strut Health, with the visit included.

Eroxon: the gel you can buy without a prescription

Eroxon is a gel applied to the penis. It has no sildenafil or tadalafil in it. The FDA cleared it in June 2023 as a device. Urology Times reported: "The FDA has granted over the counter (OTC) Marketing Authorization to the topical gel formulation MED3000 (trade name, Eroxon) for the treatment of erectile dysfunction." (Urology Times on Eroxon, read 14 November 2026).

"Cleared" is a device word. It is not the same review a new drug gets. The maker's US pages list no price. Our ED cream guide covers Eroxon in full, and our ED pills over the counter guide explains what you can and cannot get without a prescription.

Apomorphine combos

Several programs now sell tablets that mix apomorphine with one or two ED drugs, sometimes with oxytocin too. These dissolve under the tongue. Apomorphine on its own is FDA-approved for a different use: the Apokyn injection label covers "off" episodes linked to "advanced Parkinson's disease" (DailyMed: Apokyn label, read 14 November 2026). No apomorphine product is FDA-approved for ED.

The combos are compounded, meaning a pharmacy mixes each order. The FDA says: "Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved." (FDA: compounding questions and answers, read 14 November 2026). BlueChew GOLD starts at $7.30 a tablet, Strut Health's SuperStrut at $7.90 a tablet, and HealthRX's TEMPO at $88 a month. Rugiet publishes no price outside its intake. We make no claim about how well these mixes work, because no FDA label exists for them.

Two-drug tablets, chews and mints

Tablets with both sildenafil and tadalafil, and chews or mints with an ED drug inside, are a newer way programs sell old drugs. Ro Sparks starts at $48 a month. Hims sells mints and chews too. All are compounded. Our guide are ED chews FDA approved explains how they differ from generic Viagra and Cialis.

Injections: Trimix

Trimix is a mix of three drugs injected into the penis, usually for men who do not respond to pills. It is compounded and not FDA-approved. RxSpan MD lists it at $199 a month. A clinician must teach you how to use it, so it is not a first step for most men.

Is there anything truly new in ED drugs?

Not a new drug class. Every FDA-approved ED pill or film still works the same way, by helping blood flow when you are aroused. Stendra, approved in 2012, is the newest pill with its own drug. Vybrique, approved in 2026, is a new form of sildenafil. What has changed most is how the drugs are sold: online visits, home delivery and compounded mixes. Our brand and generic names guide maps every approved ED drug.