If you want to know what you'll pay before you start, Ro is the easiest place to begin: it publishes per-strength prices for generic sildenafil and tadalafil, plus branded Viagra and Cialis. Just remember that the final total depends on how many doses you order and how often they ship.
Good fit if…
- You want to compare real prices before taking a quiz
- You want a plain FDA-approved generic (sildenafil or tadalafil)
- You're curious about a daily low-dose tadalafil option
Look elsewhere if…
- You specifically want chewable options with lots of flavors — Hims and BlueChew lean harder into those
- You already have a prescription and a pharmacy you like
Ro prices
| Option | Type | Published price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sildenafil (generic Viagra) | FDA-approved generic | $2 (20 mg) – $10 (100 mg) | Listed per strength: 20 mg $2, 40 mg $4, 60 mg $6, 80 mg $8, 100 mg $10. |
| Generic for Cialis (tadalafil, as needed) | FDA-approved generic | $11 (5 mg) – $44 (10/20 mg) | Shown as listed per dose |
| Daily generic Cialis (tadalafil) | FDA-approved generic | $8 daily dose (2.5 or 5 mg) | Daily plan; Ro lists dosing minimums. |
| Viagra (brand) | Brand name | $90 | Shown as listed per dose |
| Cialis (brand) | Brand name | $20 (5 mg) – $80 (10/20 mg) | Shown as listed per dose |
| Ro Sparks (sildenafil 55 mg + tadalafil 22 mg) | Compounded | $48/mo for 4 doses | 4–10 dose plans at $12 per dose; quarterly plans $15 off every 3 months. |
| Daily Rise Gummies (tadalafil 7 mg) | Compounded | $89/mo (monthly) · $69/mo (quarterly) | Shown as per month |
- Shipping
- Free, discreet packaging
- Online visit
- Required before prescribing; fee not stated on the pricing page
- Price depends on
- Number of doses and shipping frequency (per Ro)
What Ro actually sells for ED
Ro splits its ED menu into three groups, and it helps to keep them apart because they are regulated differently:
- FDA-approved generics: sildenafil (the active ingredient in Viagra) and tadalafil (the active ingredient in Cialis). Same active ingredient as the brands, much lower price.
- The original brands: Viagra and Cialis themselves.
- Ro’s own compounded products: Ro Sparks (sildenafil plus tadalafil in one dose) and Daily Rise Gummies (a daily tadalafil gummy). A pharmacy mixes these, and the FDA does not approve or verify compounded drugs.
None of these is “better” in the abstract. They differ in price, in how they’re regulated, and in how you take them. That’s the part a clinician helps you decide.
The price list, in plain English
The full table is above. The short version:
- Generic sildenafil starts at $2 for the 20 mg strength and goes up to $10 for 100 mg.
- Generic tadalafil (as needed) is $11 for 5 mg and $44 for 10 or 20 mg.
- Daily generic tadalafil is $8 at 2.5 mg or 5 mg, with dosing minimums.
- Branded Viagra is $90. That’s the cost of the name on the pill.
One thing I want you to notice: Ro tells you that your total “may vary based on number of doses and shipping frequency.” The per-strength price is the starting point, not the bill. Look at the dose count and the shipping cadence at checkout before you confirm.
How getting started works
You complete an online visit, a licensed clinician reviews it, and if a prescription is appropriate, medication ships to you in discreet packaging for free. Ro’s pricing page doesn’t state a fee for the visit itself, so check that on the first screen of the visit.
Who Ro is a good fit for
Ro makes the most sense if price transparency matters to you: you can see what sildenafil or tadalafil will cost before you hand over any health information. It is also one of the few services that puts the generics and the brand names on the same page, which makes the “is the brand worth it?” question very concrete.
If chewables and combo products are what you’re after, compare Ro against Hims and BlueChew first; both put more of their lineup into chews.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Full price list is public, strength by strength
- Offers FDA-approved generics and the original brands side by side
- Free, discreet shipping
- Daily tadalafil listed from $8
The catch
- Two of its headline products (Ro Sparks, Daily Rise Gummies) are compounded, which the FDA does not approve
- The pricing page doesn't state the online-visit fee
- Final cost depends on dose count and shipping frequency, so the per-strength price isn't the whole bill
Prices on ro.co change. Check the dose count and billing cycle on the checkout screen before you pay.
Alternatives to Ro
Hims
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
BlueChew
Chewable, compounded tablets only. The plan prices are shown inside the quiz rather than on a public price list.
- Sildenafil chewable Shown after the quiz Compounded
- Tadalafil chewable Shown after the quiz Compounded
- Vardenafil chewable Shown after the quiz Compounded
Frequently asked questions
How much does Ro charge for generic Viagra?
Ro's pricing page lists sildenafil (the generic of Viagra) by strength: $2 for 20 mg, $4 for 40 mg, $6 for 60 mg, $8 for 80 mg and $10 for 100 mg. Your total depends on how many doses you order and how often they ship.
Does Ro sell brand-name Viagra and Cialis?
Yes. Ro lists branded Viagra at $90 and branded Cialis from $20 (5 mg) to $80 (10 or 20 mg) on its pricing page.
What is Ro Sparks?
Ro Sparks is a compounded product that combines sildenafil 55 mg and tadalafil 22 mg. Ro lists it at $48 a month for a 4-dose plan, which works out to $12 per dose. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
Is Ro legit?
Ro is a US telehealth company. A licensed clinician reviews your online visit and decides whether a prescription is appropriate, and medication ships from a pharmacy. As with any service, read the plan terms at checkout.