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Finasteride 90-day:What you should pay ~$22vsHims ~$255 Tadalafil 90-day:What you should pay ~$45vsRo ~$270 Sildenafil 90-day:What you should pay ~$35vsHims ~$180 Testosterone Cyp. vial:What you should pay ~$50vsClinic ~$200/mo Oral Minoxidil 90-day:What you should pay ~$24vsKeeps ~$135 Trazodone 90-day:What you should pay ~$12vsTelehealth ~$90 Dutasteride 90-day:What you should pay ~$36vsHims ~$150 Finasteride 90-day:What you should pay ~$22vsHims ~$255 Tadalafil 90-day:What you should pay ~$45vsRo ~$270 Sildenafil 90-day:What you should pay ~$35vsHims ~$180 Testosterone Cyp. vial:What you should pay ~$50vsClinic ~$200/mo Oral Minoxidil 90-day:What you should pay ~$24vsKeeps ~$135 Trazodone 90-day:What you should pay ~$12vsTelehealth ~$90 Dutasteride 90-day:What you should pay ~$36vsHims ~$150
Medication price transparency · 2025

Here's what you should actually pay for your medication.

Telehealth brands like Hims, Ro, and Keeps bundle a doctor visit into a monthly subscription — then charge massive markups on medications that cost a few dollars at your local pharmacy. We show you the real prices.

$1,020
more than you should pay per year on finasteride
$960
more than you should pay per year on tadalafil
$0
cost to look up what you should pay
5 min
to ask your doctor for a prescription
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Step 1 before saving — get your prescription
Traditional doctor visit
$200–$500
per in-person visit, cash pay
Wait weeks for an appointment
Drive to a clinic
Sit in a waiting room
Pay $200–$500 cash or copay
May not specialize in men's health
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Built exclusively for men's health
U.S. licensed, board-certified doctors
ED · hair loss · testosterone · sleep
Prescription sent to any pharmacy
Then fill it with GoodRx for $5–20/mo
How to get your prescription through Rex MD
01 — GO TO REXMD.COM

Click "Start Free Visit" on the Rex MD homepage. Select the condition you want treated — ED, hair loss, testosterone, or sleep.

02 — ANSWER HEALTH QUESTIONS

Complete a short online health intake form about your symptoms and medical history. Takes about 5 minutes. No video call required in most states.

03 — DOCTOR REVIEWS YOUR CASE

A U.S. licensed, board-certified doctor reviews your answers and determines if treatment is appropriate. Most cases are reviewed the same day.

04 — GET YOUR PRESCRIPTION

If approved, ask Rex MD to send the prescription to a local pharmacy of your choice instead of their mail-order option. Then use a GoodRx coupon to pay the lowest possible price.

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Drug Treats What you're being charged What you should actually pay Annual savings Find your price
Finasteride 1mg
Generic · 90-day supply
Male pattern baldness ~$55–95/mo ~$5–10/mo Save $600–$1,020/yr Free coupon →
Dutasteride 0.5mg
Generic · 90-day supply
Hair loss (off-label) ~$35–60/mo ~$8–15/mo Save $180–$600/yr Free coupon →
Oral Minoxidil 2.5mg
Generic · 90-day supply
Hair loss (off-label) ~$30–55/mo ~$6–12/mo Save $180–$480/yr Free coupon →
Topical Minoxidil 5%
OTC generic · 3-month supply
Hair regrowth (OTC) ~$25–40/mo ~$5–10/mo OTC — no Rx needed Save $156–$360/yr Amazon OTC →
Ketoconazole 2% Shampoo
Rx generic
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Drug Brand name What you're being charged What you should actually pay Savings Find your price
Tadalafil 5mg (daily)
Generic Cialis · 90-day supply
Cialis ~$70–110/mo ~$10–20/mo Save $600–$1,080/yr Free coupon →
Sildenafil 50–100mg
Generic Viagra · per pill
Viagra ~$3–6 per pill ~$0.50–1.50/pill Save $30–$60/mo Free coupon →
Tadalafil 20mg (as-needed)
Generic Cialis · per pill
Cialis ~$4–8 per pill ~$0.80–2/pill Save $36–$72/mo Free coupon →
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Cost Plus Drugs — ED

Generic tadalafil and sildenafil at near-cost prices, shipped to your door. No membership or coupon needed.

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⚠️ FDA-approved medications only. This table covers brand-name GLP-1 medications and legitimate compounded versions from licensed pharmacies only — not unregulated peptides or research chemicals. Always use a licensed prescriber and a licensed pharmacy.
Drug Brand name What you're being charged What you should actually pay Manufacturer savings Savings tip Compare
Semaglutide injection
Weekly · Ozempic / Wegovy
Ozempic / Wegovy ~$200–400/mo compounded; ~$900–1,300/mo brand ~$150–300/mo compounded (licensed pharmacy) Novo Nordisk — as low as $25/mo w/ insurance Check NovoCare first GoodRx prices →
Tirzepatide injection
Weekly · Mounjaro / Zepbound
Mounjaro / Zepbound ~$300–600/mo compounded; ~$1,000–1,100/mo brand ~$200–400/mo compounded Eli Lilly — as low as $25/mo w/ insurance Check LillyCares first GoodRx prices →
Phentermine
Generic · 30-day supply
Adipex-P ~$30–80/mo via telehealth ~$5–20/mo at pharmacy GoodRx coupon available Save $120–$720/yr Free coupon →
Topiramate
Generic · 30-day supply
Topamax (off-label) ~$20–50/mo via telehealth ~$5–15/mo at pharmacy GoodRx coupon available Save $60–$420/yr Free coupon →
💡 GLP-1 tip: Check manufacturer savings programs before anything else. Novo Nordisk (Ozempic/Wegovy) and Eli Lilly (Mounjaro/Zepbound) both offer savings cards. With eligible insurance, brand-name medications can be as low as $25/month — often cheaper than compounding services. Visit NovoCare.com or LillyCares.com first.
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GoodRx — GLP-1 Prices

Compare semaglutide and tirzepatide pharmacy prices. Also shows coupon prices for phentermine and other weight loss generics.

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Free online weight loss consultation for men. Licensed doctors prescribe semaglutide, phentermine, and more. Fill at the cheapest pharmacy.

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NovoCare Savings

Novo Nordisk's official patient savings program. Ozempic/Wegovy as low as $25/mo with eligible insurance. Check eligibility free — no affiliate link, just the best option.

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Drug Treats What you're being charged What you should actually pay Annual savings Find your price
Trazodone 100mg
Generic · 90-day supply
Insomnia (off-label) ~$20–50/mo ~$3–8/mo Save $120–$504/yr Free coupon →
Hydroxyzine 25mg
Generic · 90-day supply
Anxiety / sleep ~$25–50/mo ~$4–10/mo Save $180–$564/yr Free coupon →
Melatonin 5–10mg
OTC supplement · no Rx needed
Sleep onset ~$15–30/mo subscription ~$5–10/mo OTC Save $60–$240/yr Buy on Amazon →
Magnesium Glycinate
OTC supplement · no Rx needed
Sleep quality ~$20–40/mo branded ~$8–15/mo OTC Save $72–$360/yr Buy on Amazon →
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Amazon — OTC Sleep

Melatonin, magnesium glycinate and other OTC sleep supplements at retail prices. No prescription needed.

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Drug / Service Type What you're being charged What you should actually pay GoodRx coupon Annual savings Compare
Testosterone Cypionate
Generic injectable · 10mL vial
TRT self-inject ~$100–250/mo via clinic ~$30–60 per 10mL vial GoodRx available Save $480–$2,280/yr Free coupon →
Testosterone Enanthate
Generic injectable · 5mL vial
TRT self-inject ~$100–250/mo via clinic ~$25–50 per 5mL vial GoodRx available Save $600–$2,400/yr Free coupon →
Testosterone Gel 1.62%
AndroGel generic · 75g pump
TRT topical ~$150–300/mo via clinic ~$60–120/mo generic GoodRx available Save $360–$2,160/yr Free coupon →
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Required for TRT monitoring
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Compare testosterone cypionate, enanthate, and gel prices at pharmacies near you. Often 50–80% cheaper than clinic prices.

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Step-by-step guide

How to pay pharmacy prices instead of telehealth prices

Works for any drug on this site. Takes about 10 minutes total.

Step 01

Find the real price

Go to GoodRx.com, search your drug name, and see what local pharmacies actually charge. Most people are shocked — it's often under $15/mo.

Step 02

Get a prescription

If you already have a doctor, call and ask for the prescription. For most of these drugs it's a 5-minute conversation. No appointment needed.

Step 03

Or use one-time telehealth

No regular doctor? Use Rex MD for a free online consultation — fill out a short health questionnaire and a licensed doctor reviews your case same day. Prescription sent to any pharmacy.

Step 04

Fill at Costco or GoodRx pharmacy

Costco pharmacy doesn't require membership in most states. Or use your GoodRx coupon at CVS, Walgreens, or Rite Aid. Request a 90-day supply for maximum savings.

Step 05

Check insurance too

Many generic drugs are covered by insurance with $0–15 copays. Call your insurer or check your plan's formulary before paying cash prices.

Step 06

Cancel your subscription

Once you have your own prescription, you don't need Hims, Ro, or Keeps. Cancel your subscription and redirect that $50–$100/mo to your pocket.

Go to GoodRx →

What is GoodRx?

GoodRx is completely free to use. It works by negotiating discounted rates with major pharmacy chains — CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Rite Aid, Costco, Kroger, and thousands more. When you show the coupon at the counter, the pharmacy charges the discounted GoodRx rate instead of the full cash price. You pay less. GoodRx earns a small fee from the pharmacy. You never pay GoodRx anything.

$0
Cost to use GoodRx
70,000+
Participating pharmacies
Up to 80%
Off retail price
No account
Required to use coupons
Step 01

Go to GoodRx.com

Visit goodrx.com or download the free GoodRx app on your phone. No account or sign-up is needed to search prices and get coupons.

Step 02

Search your drug

Type the medication name in the search bar — for example "finasteride" or "tadalafil." Select the correct dosage and quantity (always choose 90-day supply for maximum savings).

Step 03

Compare pharmacies near you

GoodRx shows you exact prices at pharmacies near your zip code. Prices vary — sometimes dramatically — between CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, and Costco even for the same drug. Always compare before choosing.

Step 04

Get your coupon

Click "Get free coupon" for the pharmacy you chose. GoodRx shows a coupon with a BIN number, PCN, and Group ID. Screenshot it or keep it open on your phone.

Step 05

Show it at the counter

Tell the pharmacist you have a GoodRx coupon and show them the screen. They enter the BIN/PCN/Group numbers and the discounted price applies immediately. That's it.

Step 06

Pro tip: request 90 days

Always ask your doctor to write the prescription for a 90-day supply. The per-pill cost drops significantly and you make fewer trips to the pharmacy. Some doctors default to 30 days — just ask them to change it.

💡 GoodRx often beats insurance For generic medications like finasteride and tadalafil, a GoodRx coupon frequently results in a lower price than using your insurance copay. Always check GoodRx before assuming insurance is cheaper — ask the pharmacist to run both and charge you whichever is lower.
⚠️ You cannot use GoodRx and insurance at the same time GoodRx coupons are a cash-pay discount — they cannot be combined with insurance. When you use GoodRx, the purchase does not count toward your deductible. For most generic drugs on this site, GoodRx prices are low enough that this doesn't matter. For expensive brand-name drugs, check your insurance copay first.

GoodRx coupon links for every drug on this site

Finasteride
Hair loss · as low as $8/mo
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Dutasteride
Hair loss · as low as $12/mo
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Oral Minoxidil
Hair loss · as low as $6/mo
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Tadalafil
ED daily · as low as $10/mo
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Sildenafil
ED · as low as $0.50/pill
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Trazodone
Sleep · as low as $3/mo
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Hydroxyzine
Sleep/anxiety · as low as $4/mo
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Testosterone Cypionate
TRT · as low as $30/vial
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OPTION 01 — FREE

Your primary care doctor

The simplest option. Call your doctor's office and say you'd like a prescription for finasteride, tadalafil, or whatever drug you need. For most of these medications it's a routine request that takes 5 minutes and costs nothing beyond your normal copay. Ask them to send it electronically to a pharmacy of your choice.

Best for: people with a regular doctor
OPTION 02 — ~$25 · RECOMMENDED

One-time telehealth visit

Rex MD offers free online consultations for men covering hair loss, ED, sleep, testosterone, and weight loss. Answer a short health questionnaire, a licensed doctor reviews your case, and the prescription is sent to any pharmacy you choose. No subscription, no recurring fees.

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OPTION 03 — ~$35

Sesame Care

Sesame is a marketplace of licensed doctors offering discounted appointments. A telehealth visit for a prescription runs $29–50 depending on the doctor. You pay the doctor directly — no insurance middleman. Great for getting an ongoing prescription from a doctor you can revisit cheaply.

Browse Sesame Care →
OPTION 04 — FREE WITH MEMBERSHIP

Your insurance + a new doctor

If you have health insurance but no regular doctor, you can usually see a primary care physician or urgent care provider with just a copay ($0–30). Ask them to prescribe your medication and send it to Costco or another low-cost pharmacy. Your insurance copay for the visit is often less than a telehealth visit.

Best for: people with insurance but no regular doctor

Exactly what to say to get your prescription

For hair loss

"I'm experiencing male pattern hair loss and would like to try finasteride 1mg. Can you write me a 90-day prescription I can fill at a local pharmacy?"

For ED

"I'd like to try tadalafil 5mg daily for erectile dysfunction. Can you write a 90-day prescription for a pharmacy of my choice?"

For sleep

"I've been having trouble sleeping. Can you prescribe trazodone 100mg or hydroxyzine 25mg? I'd like a 90-day supply sent to a local pharmacy."

For TRT

"I'd like to get my testosterone levels checked. If they're low, I'd like to discuss testosterone cypionate injections rather than going through a specialty clinic."

Common prescription questions

Can I transfer my prescription from Hims or Ro to a regular pharmacy?
Yes — in most states you have the legal right to transfer your prescription to any pharmacy. Call the pharmacy you want to use, give them your current pharmacy's details, and they handle the transfer. You don't need to cancel your subscription first — just stop reordering and transfer the Rx.
How long does a prescription last?
Most prescriptions for non-controlled medications like finasteride and tadalafil are valid for 1 year with refills. Ask your doctor to write "1 year, 3 refills" so you only need to check in annually. Some states allow 2-year prescriptions.
Do I need to see a doctor in person?
Not for most of the medications on this site. Finasteride, tadalafil, sildenafil, trazodone, and hydroxyzine can all be prescribed via telehealth in most states. Some states require a video call rather than just a questionnaire — a free online visit via Rex MD or Sesame Care handles this.
Will my insurance cover the prescription?
It depends on the drug and your plan. Finasteride for hair loss is usually not covered (classified as cosmetic), but finasteride for prostate issues often is. Tadalafil for ED may or may not be covered. Trazodone and hydroxyzine are usually covered as generics. Call your insurer or check your plan's formulary — and always compare the copay against the GoodRx cash price.
What's the cheapest way to get a prescription if I have no insurance?
Rex MD offers a free online consultation for men — fill out a health questionnaire, get reviewed by a licensed doctor, and fill your prescription with a GoodRx coupon. Total first-month cost for finasteride this way is typically under $20 — far less than any subscription service.
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