An ED price can describe a tablet, a dose allocation, a month of supply or a longer prepaid subscription. Before comparing two offers, make sure their numbers refer to the same things.
Record four numbers together
Write down the total due today, the quantity supplied, the period that purchase covers and the next renewal charge. Include any verified consultation, membership, shipping or other required fees. Keep an introductory discount separate from the regular price.
A starting figure is an invitation to inspect the selected plan. It is not a quote for every strength, product variant or account.
A monthly equivalent is not a monthly payment
Ro lists Daily Rise Gummies at $89 for one month or $207 for a quarterly supply. The quarterly total works out to $69 per month, but $207 is billed at a time. Someone comparing immediate cash outlay needs that larger number. Ro: Daily Rise Gummies
A longer purchase can lower the average cost while committing more money before response is known. Consider how a clinically necessary change would affect the remaining supply and refund eligibility.
A low unit cost may require a large order
Divide the complete required purchase price by the supplied units only when both belong to the same offer. Do not divide a monthly starting figure from one page by a per-use number from another and call the result a real plan.
This matters for Hims 3-in-1 Hard Mints, whose catalog and separate chewable page use different price units. It also matters for GOLD, where published examples differ. Hims: current ED treatment catalog Hims: Hard Mints chewable ED medicines BlueChew: GOLD published cost breakdown BlueChew: product-specific approximate costs
Renewal is part of the cost
Find the date on which the next order is charged or processed, not only the estimated delivery date. A cancellation submitted after processing may stop a later order while leaving the current charge intact.
Medication changes, account holds and refund requests are different actions. Keep the clinical instructions and billing confirmation separate. Read the refill guide before assuming that a message to one team updates everything.
Use the calculator as purchase arithmetic
The tool below compares the numbers you enter. It does not select a medicine, recommend a quantity or predict how many doses someone should use. Enter the full required payment and supplied units from a single offer, including known fees.
If a price or count is not verified, leave the comparison unresolved rather than inventing an input. The useful outcome is a clearer quote to discuss, not artificial precision.
A little useful arithmetic
Unpack a plan price
Example inputs reflect a published quarterly gummy offer. The calculator does not recommend a dose, quantity or treatment.
Read the underlying material
Sources & evidence notes
Provider documents support product and commercial details. Clinical references have their own study or labeling limits. Accessed October 7, 2026; indexed abstracts were used for the listed studies.
- Ro: Daily Rise Gummies
Provider source; compounded tadalafil and billing intervals
- Hims: current ED treatment catalog
Provider catalog; individual named offers and starting prices
- Hims: Hard Mints chewable ED medicines
Provider source; compounded formulations and advertised starting prices
- BlueChew: GOLD published cost breakdown
Provider marketing article; approximate price examples, not a checkout quote
- BlueChew: product-specific approximate costs
Provider price examples; approximate and not necessarily consistent with other offer pages