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However, multiple studies indicate its potential as a treatment for ED.16 The name can be a source of confusion since most people outside the medical professions would likely hear the “morphine” part and assume opioid properties. But apomorphine doesn’t bind to opioid receptors and is nonaddicting. For Parkinson’s patients, apomorphine is delivered via subcutaneous injection at doses often higher than those used in ED treatment. Studies into its use for Parkinson’s revealed intense nausea as a potential side effect — often to the point that doctors would have to prescribe an antiemetic to deal with nausea and vomiting. ED patients taking apomorphine as a sublingual film — or, in the case of Rugiet, a lozenge — may also experience some nausea, but this appears to decline with regular use.17 Apomorphine appeared on target to become a viable alternative to Viagra in 2000, but the manufacturers behind its two branded forms intended for ED patients pulled it from FDA consideration despite what appeared to be a sure path to approval. They cited the need for further study, particularly into the drug's interaction with nitrates and its potential to cause fainting in less than 0.2% of trial participants. Today, apomorphine remains FDA-approved for Parkinson’s disease but is only prescribed for ED treatment as an off-label use.

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That makes them less ideal for certain situations and climates than more durable chews from Hims or Roman. With up to 40% of ED cases proving to be psychological in origin, a large number of men can find relief through mental health care, whether that’s talk therapy, psychiatry, or a combination of the two.44 You can try to find an in-person therapist or psychiatrist, but the industry has largely moved online over the last several years, so we’ll focus this section on teletherapy resources for mental health that can help men address psychogenic ED. While Cerebral is a little more expensive than some excellent competitors, it offers plans for talk therapy, psychiatry (medication access), or both. That makes it a great place to start for men concerned with psychological issues leading to ED, as they can start with talk therapy and expand their care to include medication if it becomes necessary, without having to switch to another platform. Cerebral also works with several insurance companies, so there’s a good chance you’ll only have co-pays to worry about if you’re covered.

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Here’s a current list of Cerebral’s insurance partners: Of course, coverage varies by state and by plan, so if your provider is on that list, it’s not a guarantee you’ll be covered. Still, those providers account for more than half the U.S. population, so it would be worth visiting the Cerebral site to check your coverage. And if you’re not insured, Cerebral still offers plans that are competitively priced and may still be affordable for you. Other companies offer financial assistance for patients who lack insurance, but the care provided might not be as comprehensive as Cerebral’s offering.

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Because talk therapy is likely the best place for men concerned with psychogenic ED to start, BetterHelp is a close runner-up to Cerebral. It doesn’t offer psychiatric care, so you’d have to switch to another platform if you ultimately need psychiatric medication to address the mental health concerns that are contributing to your ED. That said, if talk therapy is enough to address the problem (perhaps in combination with a PDE5 inhibitor discussed elsewhere in this guide), BetterHelp offers what we feel is the best combination of cost and quality of care. Two of the most common root causes for psychogenic ED are anxiety and depression, which are among the most commonly treated issues in telehealth psychology and psychiatry. As a result, our breakdown of evaluation criteria for ED-related treatment largely followed the same standards set in our guide to finding the best online therapy, specifically looking at quality of care, cost, privacy, and platform. The only major providers we recommend that offer apomorphine in any form are Rugiet and BlueChew, but they typically combine apomorphine with tadalafil and sildenafil in a lozenge. That lozenge’s sublingual administration may decrease the time it takes to start working.

Product	Dosage	Quantity + Bonus	Price
Super Kamagra	160 mg	4 Pills	41.99€ 39.99€	Buy
Kamagra Gold	50 mg	360 + 6 Pills	713.95€ 679.95€	Buy
Priligy Generic Dapoxetine	60mg	20 + 4 Pills	77.31€ 73.63€	Buy
Super Kamagra	160 mg	20 + 4 Pills	155.35€ 147.95€	Buy
Viagra Original	100mg	76 + 4 Pills	306.59€ 291.99€	Buy
Cialis Generic	2.5mg	270 + 10 Pills	199.64€ 190.13€	Buy
Kamagra Soft Tabs	100mg	180 + 8 Pills	425.45€ 405.19€	Buy
Kamagra Polo	100 mg	20 Pills	83.56€ 79.58€	Buy
Kamagra Oral Jelly	100mg	21 Sachets	95.92€ 91.35€	Buy
Kamagra Polo	100 mg	60 + 4 Pills	189.39€ 180.37€	Buy
Levitra Generic	20mg	10 Pills	31.49€ 29.99€	Buy
Levitra Generic	60mg	60 + 4 Pills	198.85€ 189.38€	Buy
Viagra Original	100mg	64 + 4 Pills	264.15€ 251.57€	Buy
Levitra Original	20mg	92 + 4 Pills	406.22€ 386.88€	Buy
Kamagra 100 mg	100 mg	84 + 6 Pills	264.44€ 251.85€	Buy

It’s possible to get apomorphine-only lozenges from Rugiet, but they only come in the 3mg dose at a cost of $30 for six doses.

Name	Shape	Size (mm)	Color Shade	Usage
BlueMax	Round	10	Bright Blue	Pain Relief
AeroBlue	Oval	12	Sky Blue	Anti-inflammatory
CalmBlue	Square	8	Navy Blue	Anxiety Relief
SkyTab	Rectangular	14	Powder Blue	Sleep Aid

If you’re looking for ED medications that aren’t technically PDE5 inhibitors (which sildenafil, tadalafil, and vardenafil all are), this may be a viable route. We’ll discuss these combination offering in our next section, which is all about combination therapies. May improve outcomes in men resistant to monotherapies Can offer treatment outside of just PDE5 inhibitors May increase the risk of side effects Combination therapies are exactly what they sound like: some combination of commonly prescribed ED medications. Studies have shown that certain combinations can be more effective than a monotherapy on its own.23 As with monotherapies, the exact combination and dosing will be a matter for your physician to prescribe. Combination therapies have become more popular among the providers in this guide. Rugiet was the first to offer multiple drugs in a single product with its lozenges, but Hims and Roman soon followed suit.

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Rugiet was the first to offer multiple drugs in a single product with its lozenges, but Hims and Roman soon followed suit. And BlueChew’s recently developed Max and Gold products combine several ED therapies into a single chewable tablet. Let’s start with Rugiet since it kicked off the combination craze with its product, Rugiet Ready. The specific combinations available to you from Rugiet depend on the results of your doctor’s consultation, but here’s a look at their standard mixes: As you can imagine, combining these three medications theoretically increases the chances that they will work for you quickly and remain active in your system for up to 24-36 hours (as long as tadalafil is one of them). However, side effect risks may also increase as you combine medications.

Purple Xanax Bar

The obvious downside to Rugiet is its cost. You can opt for larger shipments to reduce your cost per dose, and that can save you over 30%, but it results in significant up-front costs. For example, a monthly six-pack of medium strength Ready is $99. To get the best cost per dose, you can get 12 of those six-packs shipped to you quarterly for $799. That’s a lot of savings, but it’s likely cost-prohibitive for many men.

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To learn more about Rugiet’s offering, check out our comprehensive review of their services. Rugiet has also expanded its catalog to include a daily tadalafil combined with DHEA to boost testosterone, but we don’t regard DHEA as a very good option for improving testosterone levels with an OTC treatment. You can also get a combination of tadalafil with either minoxidil or paroxetine to treat hair loss or premature ejaculation concurrently with ED, but both treatments have less tadalafil in them than comparables from Hims. Hims has led the way in the chewable combination space since they introduced their Hard Mints and Sex Chews. Recently, the company has expanded these efforts to introduce several new combination treatments that combine common ED fildena extra power 150 mg medications with ingredients to treat hair loss, premature ejaculation, and more. And BlueChew’s recently developed Max and Gold products combine several ED therapies into a single chewable tablet. Let’s start with Rugiet since it kicked off the combination craze with its product, Rugiet Ready. The specific combinations available to you from Rugiet depend on the results of your doctor’s consultation, but here’s a look at their standard mixes: As you can imagine, combining these three medications theoretically increases the chances that they will work for you quickly and remain active in your system for up to 24-36 hours (as long as tadalafil is one of them). However, side effect risks may also increase as you combine medications. The obvious downside to Rugiet is its cost. You can opt for larger shipments to reduce your cost per dose, and that can save you over 30%, but it results in significant up-front costs. For example, a monthly six-pack of medium strength Ready is $99. To get the best cost per dose, you can get 12 of those six-packs shipped to you quarterly for $799.

Storage Condition	Temperature Range	Humidity	Light Exposure	Storage Location Recommended
Cool, dry place	15-25°C	< 60%	Dark storage	Medicine cabinet, away from sunlight
Room temperature	20-25°C	Low	Indirect light	Pharmacy shelves
Refrigerator (if specified)	2-8°C	N/A	Not required	Refrigerator
Keep out of reach	Any	N/A	N/A	Childproof containers

That’s a lot of savings, but it’s likely cost-prohibitive for many men. To learn more about Rugiet’s offering, check out our comprehensive review of their services.

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Here’s a quick look at some of its simpler combination chewables: Hims also offers more novel combinations that slightly outperform those Rugiet recently added to its catalog. This product combines daily tadalafil (likely as a 2.5mg or 5mg dose) with an unspecified dose of fluoxetine, a prescription selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) that’s been studied for years in the context of premature ejaculation.26 Like Climax Control, this Sex Rx product uses daily tadalafil as its ED-fighting base, combined with oral finasteride and oral minoxidil. It’s unclear at this time if the medication can be delivered with just one of those two hair loss medications, but both have been shown to be very effective as oral treatments.27 Again, this drug combination starts with tadalafil, and Hims has combined it with atorvastatin, a statin designed to reduce your risk of certain cardiovascular events, like myocardial infarction.28 Then there’s Roman’s combination sex chew offering, called Sparks, which is only available as a combination of 22mg tadalafil and 55mg sildenafil for the constant rate of $12/dose. That 22mg tadalafil dose is much higher than we’d recommend for men new to ED medications. If you’re used to taking such a high dose, this might be a viable product, but there are superior options with more flexible dosing for lower prices from Hims.

White Xanax Bar

BlueChew Max combines tadalafil with either sildenafil or vardenafil, depending on your preference, making it a superior choice for men interested in putting those two together without adding apomorphine to the mix. BlueChew Gold expands in the opposite direction, combining the three medications seen in Rugiet Ready and adding oxytocin to the mix. Oral oxytocin boasts some evidence for improving female sexual desire, and its reputation as “the love hormone” implies that these effects could work just as well in men. But there’s not enough science backing this up just yet. That said, as we’ll discuss soon, mental health plays a big role in ED, and oxytocin has been shown to help in cases of anxiety and depression.

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So, it’s possible that the oxytocin in Gold is there to address potential psychiatric complications around ED, rather than physiological ones.46 Given the current state of available doses, we don’t recommend combination therapies to men who haven’t tried ED medications before. If you discover that a monotherapy can work for you, there’s no reason to add another medication to the picture. If you’ve tried monotherapies and had poor or mixed results at various doses, a combination therapy might be the way to go. In that case, we’d recommend starting with Hims, where you can choose between numerous combinations at slightly better prices and more reasonable doses than you’ll find from Roman, BlueChew, or Rugiet. Our testing also confirmed that Rugiet lozenges are susceptible to high temperatures and may melt if left in a hot car or even outside on a hot enough day. Rugiet has also expanded its catalog to include a daily tadalafil combined with DHEA to boost testosterone, but we don’t regard DHEA as a very good option for improving testosterone levels with an OTC treatment. You can also get a combination of tadalafil with either minoxidil or paroxetine to treat hair loss or premature ejaculation concurrently with ED, but both treatments have less tadalafil in them than comparables from Hims.

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However, multiple studies indicate its potential as a treatment for ED.16 The name can be a source of confusion since most people outside the medical professions would likely hear the “morphine” part and assume opioid properties. But apomorphine doesn’t bind to opioid receptors and is nonaddicting. For Parkinson’s patients, apomorphine is delivered via subcutaneous injection at doses often higher than those used in ED treatment. Studies into its use for Parkinson’s revealed intense nausea as a potential side effect — often to the point that doctors would have to prescribe an antiemetic to deal with nausea and vomiting. ED patients taking apomorphine as a sublingual film — or, in the case of Rugiet, a lozenge — may also experience some nausea, but this appears to decline with regular use.17 Apomorphine appeared on target to become a viable alternative to Viagra in 2000, but the manufacturers behind its two branded forms intended for ED patients pulled it from FDA consideration despite what appeared to be a sure path to approval.

Effects by Dosage & Imprint

They cited the need for further study, particularly into the drug's interaction with nitrates and its potential to cause fainting in less than 0.2% of trial participants. Today, apomorphine remains FDA-approved for Parkinson’s disease but is only prescribed for ED treatment as an off-label use. The only major providers we recommend that offer apomorphine in any form are Rugiet and BlueChew, but they typically combine apomorphine with tadalafil and sildenafil in a lozenge. That lozenge’s sublingual administration may decrease the time it takes to start working. It’s possible to get apomorphine-only lozenges from Rugiet, but they only come in the 3mg dose at a cost of $30 for six doses.

Different Types of Xanax

If you’re looking for ED medications that aren’t technically PDE5 inhibitors (which sildenafil, tadalafil, and vardenafil all are), this may be a viable route. We’ll discuss these combination offering in our next section, which is all about combination therapies. May improve outcomes in men resistant to monotherapies Can offer treatment outside of just PDE5 inhibitors May increase the risk of side effects Combination therapies are exactly what they sound like: some combination of commonly prescribed ED medications. Studies have shown that certain combinations can be more effective than a monotherapy on its own.23 As with monotherapies, the exact combination and dosing will be a matter for your physician to prescribe. Combination therapies have become more popular among the providers in this guide. Hims has led the way in the chewable combination space since they introduced their Hard Mints and Sex Chews. Recently, the company has expanded these efforts to introduce several new combination treatments that combine common ED fildena extra power 150 mg medications with ingredients to treat hair loss, premature ejaculation, and more. Here’s a quick look at some of its simpler combination chewables: Hims also offers more novel combinations that slightly outperform those Rugiet recently added to its catalog. This product combines daily tadalafil (likely as a 2.5mg or 5mg dose) with an unspecified dose of fluoxetine, a prescription selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) that’s been studied for years in the context of premature ejaculation.26 Like Climax Control, this Sex Rx product uses daily tadalafil as its ED-fighting base, combined with oral finasteride and oral minoxidil. It’s unclear at this time if the medication can be delivered with just one of those two hair loss medications, but both have been shown to be very effective as oral treatments.27 Again, this drug combination starts with tadalafil, and Hims has combined it with atorvastatin, a statin designed to reduce your risk of certain cardiovascular events, like myocardial infarction.28 Then there’s Roman’s combination sex chew offering, called Sparks, which is only available as a combination of 22mg tadalafil and 55mg sildenafil for the constant rate of $12/dose. That 22mg tadalafil dose is much higher than we’d recommend for men new to ED medications. If you’re used to taking such a high dose, this might be a viable product, but there are superior options with more flexible dosing for lower prices from Hims. BlueChew Max combines tadalafil with either sildenafil or vardenafil, depending on your preference, making it a superior choice for men interested in putting those two together without adding apomorphine to the mix. BlueChew Gold expands in the opposite direction, combining the three medications seen in Rugiet Ready and adding oxytocin to the mix. Oral oxytocin boasts some evidence for improving female sexual desire, and its reputation as “the love hormone” implies that these effects could work just as well in men. But there’s not enough science backing this up just yet. That said, as we’ll discuss soon, mental health plays a big role in ED, and oxytocin has been shown to help in cases of anxiety and depression. So, it’s possible that the oxytocin in Gold is there to address potential psychiatric complications around ED, rather than physiological ones.46 Given the current state of available doses, we don’t recommend combination therapies to men who haven’t tried ED medications before.

• Blue tablets for pain relief: tramadol (50 mg) is often blue.
• Blue tablet of codeine (30 mg) with paracetamol (500 mg) is blue.
• Blue tablet of hydrocodone/paracetamol (5 mg/325 mg) blue.
• Blue tablet of oxycodone (5 mg) is blue for immediate release.
• Blue tablet of morphine (15 mg) extended release is blue.
• Blue tablet of fentanyl (100 mcg) is a lozenge, not typical tablet.
• Blue tablet of buprenorphine (2 mg) for opioid addiction treatment.
• Blue tablet of methadone (5 mg) is often blue for maintenance.
• Blue tablet of tapentadol (50 mg) for moderate to severe pain.
• Blue tablet of pentazocine (50 mg) rarely prescribed now.
• Blue tablet of meperidine (50 mg) available but restricted.
• Blue tablet of nalbuphine is not a tablet; injectable only.

If you discover that a monotherapy can work for you, there’s no reason to add another medication to the picture.

Country	Major Companies	Production Volume (per year)	Certification Health Standards
United States	PharmaTech, BlueMeds	1.2 billion units	FDA, ISO 9001
India	MedGlobal, CyanLabs	980 million units	GMP, WHO Prequalification
China	SinoPharm, BluePharm	1.5 billion units	CFDA, ISO 13485
Germany	BioCure, BlueVita	600 million units	EMA, GMP

If you’ve tried monotherapies and had poor or mixed results at various doses, a combination therapy might be the way to go. In that case, we’d recommend starting with Hims, where you can choose between numerous combinations at slightly better prices and more reasonable doses than you’ll find from Roman, BlueChew, or Rugiet. Our testing also confirmed that Rugiet lozenges are susceptible to high temperatures and may melt if left in a hot car or even outside on a hot enough day.

• Blue tablets are sometimes part of combination drug therapies.
• They can be used for mental health, like certain antidepressants.
• The texture of blue tablets can differ—coated or uncoated.
• Many blue tablets are tested for quality and purity.
• Public awareness campaigns highlight dangers of counterfeit pills.
• Blue tablets are sometimes included in emergency drug kits.

That makes them less ideal for certain situations and climates than more durable chews from Hims or Roman.

• Blue tablets for nausea: ondansetron (4 mg) is a blue tablet.
• Blue tablet of promethazine (12.5 mg) for motion sickness.
• Blue tablet of metoclopramide (10 mg) for gastroparesis.
• Blue tablet of domperidone (10 mg) for nausea, caution with heart.
• Blue tablet of prochlorperazine (5 mg) for severe nausea.
• Blue tablet of cyclizine (50 mg) for vertigo and nausea.
• Blue tablet of dimenhydrinate (50 mg) for travel sickness.
• Blue tablet of meclizine (12.5 mg) for dizziness.
• Blue tablet of scopolamine is patch, not tablet.
• Blue tablet of aprepitant (80 mg) for chemotherapy nausea.
• Blue tablet of dexamethasone (4 mg) as antiemetic.
• Blue tablet of diphenhydramine (25 mg) for

With up to 40% of ED cases proving to be psychological in origin, a large number of men can find relief through mental health care, whether that’s talk therapy, psychiatry, or a combination of the two.44 You can try to find an in-person therapist or psychiatrist, but the industry has largely moved online over the last several years, so we’ll focus this section on teletherapy resources for mental health that can help men address psychogenic ED. While Cerebral is a little more expensive than some excellent competitors, it offers plans for talk therapy, psychiatry (medication access), or both. That makes it a great place to start for men concerned with psychological issues leading to ED, as they can start with talk therapy and expand their care to include medication if it becomes necessary, without having to switch to another platform. Cerebral also works with several insurance companies, so there’s a good chance you’ll only have co-pays to worry about if you’re covered.

• Blue tablets for respiratory: theophylline (100 mg) for asthma.
• Blue tablet of montelukast (10 mg) for asthma and allergies.
• Blue tablet of salbutamol (2 mg) for bronchospasm.
• Blue tablet of prednisolone (5 mg) for exacerbations.
• Blue tablet of ipratropium bromide is not available as tablet.
• Blue tablet of budesonide (9 mg) for Crohn’s, not respiratory.
• Blue tablet of roflumilast (500 mcg) for COPD.
• Blue tablet of doxofylline (400 mg) for asthma.
• Blue tablet of ambroxol (30 mg) as expectorant.
• Blue tablet of guaifenesin (200 mg) sometimes blue for mucus.
• Blue tablet of dextromethorphan (15 mg) for dry cough.
• Blue tablet of pseudoephedrine (60 mg) for nasal congestion.

Here’s a current list of Cerebral’s insurance partners: Of course, coverage varies by state and by plan, so if your provider is on that list, it’s not a guarantee you’ll be covered. Still, those providers account for more than half the U.S. population, so it would be worth visiting the Cerebral site to check your coverage. And if you’re not insured, Cerebral still offers plans that are competitively priced and may still be affordable for you. Other companies offer financial assistance for patients who lack insurance, but the care provided might not be as comprehensive as Cerebral’s offering. Because talk therapy is likely the best place for men concerned with psychogenic ED to start, BetterHelp is a close runner-up to Cerebral. It doesn’t offer psychiatric care, so you’d have to switch to another platform if you ultimately need psychiatric medication to address the mental health concerns that are contributing to your ED. That said, if talk therapy is enough to address the problem (perhaps in combination with a PDE5 inhibitor discussed elsewhere in this guide), BetterHelp offers what we feel is the best combination of cost and quality of care. Two of the most common root causes for psychogenic ED are anxiety and depression, which are among the most commonly treated issues in telehealth psychology and psychiatry. As a result, our breakdown of evaluation criteria for ED-related treatment largely followed the same standards set in our guide to finding the best online therapy, specifically looking at quality of care, cost, privacy, and platform.