Men's Health Watchdog

Read-only MCP server for 25 US online men's health programs (ED, hair loss, PE, TRT): all-in prices, prescriber, pharmacy and FDA status, each sourced. No auth.

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Men's Health Watchdog

Independent comparison of US online men's health programs for erectile dysfunction, hair loss, premature ejaculation, low testosterone and lab tests: who prescribes, which pharmacy fills it, FDA-approved generic or compounded, and the all-in price per pill and per month, checked against each program's own site.

Men's Health Watchdog is independent. Some programs pay us a commission when a reader signs up; that never changes a score (price 30%, transparency 25%, care 20%, access 15%, reputation 10%). Every price links to the provider page it was read from. Prices last checked November 7, 2026.

Key facts

  • Top-scored: Ro: score 9.2/10, from $16/month (12-month plan; ships quarterly), FDA-approved + compounded medication, medication in price: included
  • Second: Rex MD: score 9.1/10, from $18/month (reduced price with a 6-month order), FDA-approved medication, medication in price: included
  • Third: Happy Head: score 8.8/10, from $18/month ($108 every 6 months), FDA-approved + compounded medication, medication in price: included
  • Lowest all-in monthly price we found: $14 at Keeps (Finasteride 1 mg, billed every 3, 6 or 12 months)
  • Programs compared: 25
  • Compounded is not FDA-approved, and fake ED pills are common: Generic sildenafil, tadalafil and finasteride tablets are FDA-approved. Compounded chews, mints, troches, sprays and multi-drug formulas are mixed by a pharmacy and are not FDA-approved, which means the FDA does not check their safety, effectiveness or quality before sale. Outside licensed programs, the FDA warns that many websites sell prescription drugs without a prescription, and it keeps finding sildenafil and tadalafil hidden in 'natural' sexual enhancement products. Its BeSafeRx program explains how to check that an online pharmacy is licensed.
  • FDA-approved generic or compounded?: Generic sildenafil, tadalafil and finasteride tablets are FDA-approved. Chews, mints, sprays and multi-drug formulas are compounded by a pharmacy and are not FDA-approved. Every plan on this site is labelled one or the other.
  • Price per pill and pills per month: A low per-pill price can sit on a large monthly pack, and a low monthly price can mean four pills. We show both, plus the pack size where the program states it.
  • Paid upfront?: Many headline prices are 3-, 6- or 12-month plans paid in full, and some programs keep billing the remaining term if you cancel early. Check the month-to-month price too.
  • Consult and other fees: Most programs include the online visit. Lemonaid charges a one-time consult, Keeps charges a small annual consult after the first, and Hone sells a membership on top of the medication. Our headline prices add every required fee we can find.
  • Can the prescription go to your own pharmacy?: Some programs say they can send it to a pharmacy you choose, where a cash price or your insurance may be cheaper. Cost Plus Drugs, for example, fills generics at cost plus a fixed fee.
  • How far ahead must you cancel?: Cut-offs range from 24 to 48 hours before the next order, and most programs refund nothing once the pharmacy starts processing. Each review quotes the program's own terms.
  • A LegitScript seal ID, or just a logo?: A real LegitScript seal is served by LegitScript with a seal ID tied to the domain. A logo image hosted on the program's own site proves nothing on its own. Each review says which one we found.
  • Never buy without a prescription: Sites that sell ED pills with no prescription are the main source of fakes, and FDA keeps finding sildenafil and tadalafil hidden in 'natural' sexual enhancement products.

Core pages

  • Best men's health programs: every program ranked on our published score
  • Prices: lowest all-in monthly price per program and per treatment, with sources
  • Find my match: a short quiz that returns three programs
  • Compare: every program side by side in pairs
  • How we score: the exact scoring rules
  • Price Index: cheapest and median monthly price over time (JSON)
  • Full data · JSON · CSV
  • Dated price feed: every published plan with its read date and source, the same figures as the review pages. Any page below also answers in markdown to a request with Accept: text/markdown

MCP server (for AI assistants)

  • Men's Health Watchdog MCP server: free, read-only remote MCP endpoint (streamable HTTP, no key, no sign-up). It works with MCP clients such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor and returns dated prices with sources.
  • Tools: list_programs, search_programs, get_program (every plan, source page and date), list_cheapest (by treatment, price only), compare_programs, get_price_index.
  • Every response carries the date checked, the source pages, the CC BY 4.0 licence and our affiliate disclosure. Prices and published facts only, no medical or dosing advice.

Reviews

  • Ro review: Men who want plain FDA-approved generics with the visit included and a clear per-dose price.
  • Rex MD review: Men who want FDA-approved generics at a low per-dose price with the consult included.
  • Happy Head review: Men who want hair loss care from a dermatologist and will prepay six months for the lowest monthly price.
  • Strut Health review: Men who want the lowest all-in price on FDA-approved generic sildenafil or tadalafil and can take a 90-day supply.
  • Sesame review: Men who want a prescription from a clinician they pick and are happy to fill it at a pharmacy.
  • Hims review: Men who want a large, well-known program with FDA-approved generics and discreet delivery.
  • Idun Rx review: Men who will commit to a longer plan and want the visit and medication in one price.
  • BlueChew review: Men who specifically want a dissolve-under-the-tongue tablet or a daily chewable and accept a compounded, non-FDA-approved product.
  • GoodRx Care review: Men who want FDA-approved generics only from a large, familiar brand.
  • HealthRX review: Men who want ED, hair and testosterone prescriptions on one account and will commit to a 3- to 12-month plan.
  • Maximus review: Men who want a compounded ED protocol with no membership and nationwide availability.
  • Tuyo Health review: Spanish-speaking men in its 20 states who want a simple flat-fee finasteride plan.
  • Keeps review: Men who want plain finasteride at a low monthly price and will prepay several months.
  • MangoRx review: Men who want a compounded ED tablet and value a refund if they are not prescribed.
  • Mochi Health review: Men who want a live video visit and ongoing care with oral minoxidil or a compounded combination.
  • Lemonaid Health review: Men who want cheap FDA-approved generic pills and don't mind a one-time consult fee.
  • Henry Meds review: Men who want one simple monthly ED price with ongoing provider care.
  • RxSpan MD review: Men who want a compounded ED combination or several hair loss formulas from one program, with the visit and shipping in the price.
  • Taurus Meds review: Men who want one monthly price for testosterone or enclomiphene with routine labs included.
  • PeterMD review: Men paying with an FSA or HSA who want FDA-approved generics.
  • Hone Health review: Men who want ongoing lab testing alongside ED or hair loss treatment.
  • Rugiet review: Men who specifically want a multi-drug compounded tablet and will see the price inside the intake.
  • Male Excel review: Men who want compounded testosterone or clomiphene with thyroid support and accept a membership on top.
  • DudeMeds review: Men who want a compounded combination product and a cheap lab panel in one place.
  • Brightmeds review: Men who want labs and the doctor visit inside one monthly testosterone price.

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  • Online ED Treatment: As of November 7, 2026, generic sildenafil costs from $0.22 a tablet at Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company with your own prescription, and from $1.60 a dose at Strut Health, an online program that prescribes it.
  • Online Hair Loss Treatment: As of November 7, 2026, finasteride costs from $0.19 a tablet at Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company with your own prescription, and from $0.83 a tablet at Strut Health, an online program that prescribes it.
  • Online Testosterone Therapy (TRT): As of November 6, 2026, testosterone therapy costs from $129/mo all in at Henry Meds (Compounded testosterone (cream, pill or injection)), and the median across the 11 priced plans we track is $175/mo.
  • Premature Ejaculation Treatment Online: As of November 7, 2026, premature ejaculation treatment costs from $24/mo all in at Ro (Sertraline (generic Zoloft, off-label for PE)), and the median across the 6 priced plans we track is $59/mo.
  • PT-141 Online (Bremelanotide): As of November 6, 2026, PT-141 (bremelanotide) costs from $136/mo all in at HealthRX (Compounded PT-141 (bremelanotide) injection, 12-month plan), and the median across the 5 priced plans we track is $153/mo.
  • Men's Health Lab Tests Online: As of November 6, 2026, men's lab tests costs from $65 a test at Hone Health to $249 at Rugiet, across 5 published prices.

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Generated from the price records at build. Newest read: 2026-11-07.