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Erectile Dysfunction

AccessRx provides Men’s Health products to treat erectile dysfunction (ED). Choose from all three FDA-approved ED prescription medications: Viagra, Cialis and Levitra. Only a small percentage of men seek help for ED, although a large number of men experience it in varying degrees. All three FDA-approved drugs are proven to be effective in most healthy men.

See AccessRx’s product information pages for details about dosages, directions, side effects, precautions, frequently asked questions, links to manufacturer websites and patient/prescribing information.

You can also access a Viagra, Cialis, Levitra comparison chart that summarizes medication information for the three ED drugs in one central location.

Introduced in 1998 as the first FDA-approved medication to treat ED, Viagra is still the most prescribed ED medication. A tried-and-true standby for men who desire harder erections, Viagra also helps maintain an erection throughout sexual contact.

Cialis was introduced as an FDA-approved treatment for ED in 2003. The medication has enjoyed increased popularity over time because it’s clinically proven to work up to 36 hours. Hence the reason many refer to Cialis as the “weekend?pill for ED.

Daily Cialis was introduced in 2008 for men with ED who anticipate that that they will be having frequent sexual activity, or more than twice a week. Daily Cialis has grown in popularity over the years because it lasts up to 36 hours and enables spontaneity in men who use it.

Levitra is another FDA-approved option for men who suffer from ED. The medication has been found to be just as effective as Viagra and Cialis, and has worked for men who did not find success with those ED drugs.

Staxyn was introduced in 2011 and is the first FDA-approved dissolvable pill designed to be taken without liquid. Staxyn comes in a stylish slim slide pack similar to a gum package so you can always be prepared.

Trial Packages includes Viagra, Cialis, and Levitra and are great for people who haven't decided which medicine is right for them. It gives you a chance to try all three for yourself in the comfort of your home.