ScoreBlue and Viagra AGV: What They Are and How They Compare

We do not list or score ScoreBlue yet. This page sets out what its own pages say, dated, then what the FDA's records show, then the prices you can compare.

What is ScoreBlue?

ScoreBlue sells ED medicine online after a health questionnaire. A US-licensed doctor reviews the answers. ScoreBlue says: "If the treatment is safe for you, one of our doctors will write the prescription". It says its medical team "typically reviews and approves orders within 24 hours".

Orders go to a pharmacy in Ohio. The FAQ says the prescription "goes immediately to our FDA-registered central-fill pharmacy in Ohio" (ScoreBlue FAQ). A central-fill pharmacy fills orders in bulk for mail delivery.

ScoreBlue's menu has three choices: Viagra AGV, sildenafil and tadalafil. Its FAQ says the tadalafil and Cialis it sells are "Sourced directly from Eli Lilly and their authorized partners."

What is Viagra AGV?

Here is what ScoreBlue's own pages say about it, read 14 November 2026:

• It is ScoreBlue's own product name. The FAQ says ScoreBlue "has the exclusive rights to the New Viagra AGV".
• On sourcing, the FAQ says it is "Sourced exclusively from the official Viagra laboratory in France."
• ScoreBlue says it works faster and lasts longer than regular sildenafil, through what it calls a delivery system.

ScoreBlue's pages do not print a full ingredient list or a label for Viagra AGV that we could find. We do not guess at what is in it. If you order it, ask ScoreBlue's doctor and pharmacy for the product label and the active drug.

What the FDA's records show

The FDA keeps a public list of approved drugs. Its Viagra record is New Drug Application 020895, and it names the company: "Company: VIATRIS" (Drugs@FDA: Viagra, read 14 November 2026). The approved forms are swallowed tablets in three strengths.

The Viagra label lists its drug as "Active ingredient: sildenafil citrate" and says "VIAGRA is a registered trademark of Viatris Specialty LLC, a Viatris Company" (DailyMed: Viagra label, read 14 November 2026).

We searched the FDA's drug database for a product named AGV on 14 November 2026 and found no match. The speed and duration claims ScoreBlue makes for AGV are not part of the FDA's Viagra label. That does not tell you what is in the box. It does mean the label on the product you receive is the thing to read.

Viagra AGV vs Viagra

The approved Viagra is a swallowed tablet of sildenafil citrate. The label says "VIAGRA is indicated for the treatment of erectile dysfunction", which means the FDA approved it for ED after clinical trials. It helps blood flow into the penis when you are aroused.

Viagra AGV is ScoreBlue's name for its product, with claims of faster action. The FDA's Viagra record does not list it as a separate product. To compare the two for yourself, ask ScoreBlue what the pharmacy label on AGV names as the drug and the maker.

ScoreBlue prices

ScoreBlue prints a price per pill on two of its three product cards. The Viagra AGV card shows no price.

ScoreBlue says it pays for the doctor visit itself, so the visit adds nothing to the bill. Its FAQ says "The price of the medication is the only thing you pay." It also offers a refund if you are unhappy within 120 days, per its homepage.

Where ScoreBlue ships

The FAQ says ScoreBlue "is fully licensed to provide medical care and prescriptions in 48 states". North Dakota and South Carolina are not on its state list as read on 14 November 2026. Delivery is by USPS First Class Mail in a plain envelope, per the FAQ.

How it compares with listed programs

These programs sell FDA-approved generic sildenafil with the online visit included. The price is the lowest per dose we track at each.

Brand Viagra itself, from Viatris, starts at $96 a dose at Rex MD. Generic sildenafil is the FDA-approved copy of Viagra and costs far less. Our generic Viagra cost guide shows each strength.

How to check any ED pill you buy online

Ask three questions. Does the seller require a prescription from a licensed provider? ScoreBlue does. Does the bottle carry a pharmacy label naming the drug and its maker? Ask for it. Is the pharmacy licensed in your state? The FDA says checking "a pharmacy's license through your state board of pharmacy is an important step" (FDA: locate a state-licensed online pharmacy). Our guide to buying ED pills online walks through each check.