The short answer

BlueChew is the simplest pick if swallowing pills is the problem: every product is a chewable or sublingual tablet. The trade-offs are that all of them are compounded (not FDA-approved), prices are only shown once you're in the quiz, and prescription orders can't be returned. Set a reminder before each renewal.

Good fit if…

  • You have trouble swallowing pills
  • You want to choose between sildenafil, tadalafil and vardenafil in chewable form

Look elsewhere if…

  • You only want FDA-approved medication
  • You want to compare exact prices before answering health questions
  • You live in North Dakota (not served)

BlueChew prices

OptionTypePublished priceNotes
Sildenafil chewable Compounded Shown after the quiz —
Tadalafil chewable Compounded Shown after the quiz —
Vardenafil chewable Compounded Shown after the quiz —
Gold (4-in-1 sublingual) Compounded Shown after the quiz Promo at time of check: "Try 2 months of Gold, get 1 free".
BlueChew prices as published on bluechew.com. Checked Oct 27, 2026. Source: BlueChew homepage · BlueChew FAQ
Availability
All US states except North Dakota; also Guam, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands
Billing
Charged at the start of each cycle; includes product, shipping and tax
Cancel
Put on hold or cancel in your account at least 24 hours before renewal
Returns
No returns on prescription treatments

What BlueChew sells

BlueChew is a telehealth platform that connects you with licensed providers for chewable ED medication. Its FAQ lists the active ingredients it works with: sildenafil (the ingredient in Viagra), tadalafil (Cialis), vardenafil (Levitra), and in some products caffeine, apomorphine and oxytocin. Its newer Gold product is a 4-in-1 sublingual tablet.

All of it is compounded, which BlueChew states plainly: the FDA does not approve or evaluate compounded medications. Prescriptions are filled by BlueChew’s partner compounding pharmacies, and the FAQ lists their names and addresses.

The fine print that matters

These come straight from BlueChew’s FAQ, and they’re the parts I’d want to know before signing up:

  • Billing: you’re charged at the start of each cycle, at “the then-current standard price,” and the charge includes product, shipping and tax. BlueChew says it gives at least 3 days’ notice before changing standard prices.
  • Cancelling: put the plan on hold or cancel in your account. Do it at least 24 hours before renewal or the next cycle is billed.
  • Refunds: there are no returns on prescription treatments.
  • Where it ships: every state except North Dakota.

The one I’d put in my calendar: the 24-hour cancel window. Subscriptions are convenient right up until a charge you forgot about. Set a reminder two days before each renewal for the first couple of months.

Short-acting vs long-acting

BlueChew’s FAQ explains the difference simply: sildenafil and vardenafil have a shorter active window (it says 4–6 hours), while tadalafil stays active much longer (it says up to 24–36 hours in most cases). Its suggestion is tadalafil for spontaneity and sildenafil or vardenafil for a planned occasion. For the label details, see Viagra vs Cialis.

Who BlueChew is a good fit for

If swallowing pills is the barrier, BlueChew is built for you. If you’d rather start with an FDA-approved generic and a public price, compare it with Ro or Hims; both sell plain generic sildenafil and tadalafil as well as chews. The Hims vs BlueChew and Ro vs BlueChew pages put the terms side by side.

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Chewable and sublingual formats across three active ingredients
  • Billing includes product, shipping and tax in one charge
  • Plans can be put on hold or cancelled from your account
  • Ships to every state except North Dakota, plus Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands

The catch

  • Every product is compounded; the FDA does not approve compounded medications
  • No public price list — plan prices appear inside the quiz
  • No returns on prescription treatments
  • You must cancel at least 24 hours before your renewal date to avoid the next charge
Ready to compare for yourself?

Prices on bluechew.com change. Check the dose count and billing cycle on the checkout screen before you pay.

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Alternatives to BlueChew

Hims

Best for: Combination plans and chewable options

The widest menu: generics, flavored chews and 2-in-1 combinations, sold as monthly plans with "starting at" prices.

  • Generic for Viagra (sildenafil) from $22/mo FDA-approved generic
  • Generic for Cialis (tadalafil) from $24/mo FDA-approved generic
  • Sildenafil Chews from $30/mo Compounded
Checked on hims.com · Oct 27, 2026

Ro

Best for: Seeing the price before you start

Publishes a full price list by strength, including generic sildenafil from $2 and branded Viagra and Cialis.

  • Sildenafil (generic Viagra) $2 (20 mg) – $10 (100 mg) FDA-approved generic
  • Generic for Cialis (tadalafil, as needed) $11 (5 mg) – $44 (10/20 mg) FDA-approved generic
  • Daily generic Cialis (tadalafil) $8 daily dose (2.5 or 5 mg) FDA-approved generic
Checked on ro.co · Oct 27, 2026

Frequently asked questions

Is BlueChew FDA-approved?

No. BlueChew's own FAQ states that its medications are compounded and that the FDA does not approve or evaluate the safety or effectiveness of compounded medications. They contain active ingredients such as sildenafil, tadalafil and vardenafil.

How do I cancel BlueChew?

According to BlueChew's FAQ, you can put your plan on hold or cancel in your account, or email support@bluechew.com. To avoid the next charge, submit the request at least 24 hours before your renewal date.

Can I get a refund from BlueChew?

BlueChew's FAQ says it cannot accept returns for prescription treatments. It asks dissatisfied customers to contact support.

Which states does BlueChew ship to?

All US states except North Dakota, plus Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, per its FAQ. It does not ship internationally.

How much does BlueChew cost?

BlueChew does not publish a price list on its homepage or general FAQ; plan prices are shown during the quiz. At the time of our check its homepage promoted 'Try 2 months of Gold, get 1 free.'

Sources

  1. BlueChew — Frequently asked questions
  2. BlueChew — Homepage
  3. FDA — Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers
Written by
Mimosa · Consumer researcher, not a doctor

I read the pricing pages, subscription terms and fine print that most people skip, then lay it out plainly so you can decide in minutes. I'm not a doctor and I don't give medical advice.