Erectile Dysfunction Treatment Prices
Compare what GPhC-registered UK online pharmacies charge for ED treatments — generic sildenafil, tadalafil, and branded Viagra — including consultation and discreet delivery. Prices are treatment-service costs, not medicine adverts; a clinical assessment is always required for prescription-only options.
At a glance
- Generic sildenafil: typically £1.50–£6 per tablet; larger packs cost less per tablet
- Tadalafil: typically £2–£7 per on-demand tablet, or £15–£45/month as a daily dose
- Branded Viagra costs more for the same active ingredient as generic sildenafil
- Viagra Connect (sildenafil 50mg) can be supplied by a pharmacist after a suitability check
- Other ED tablets are prescription-only — a consultation is always required
- Counterfeit ED tablets are common online — verify GPhC registration before ordering
- ED can signal cardiovascular disease — speak to a GP about new symptoms
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much do private erectile dysfunction treatments cost in the UK?▼
ED treatment through a UK online pharmacy typically costs £1.50–£7 per tablet, with generic sildenafil the cheapest like-for-like option and branded Viagra the most expensive for the same active ingredient. Sildenafil, tadalafil, and Viagra are prescription-only, so an online consultation reviewed by a prescriber is always required; Viagra Connect (sildenafil 50mg) can be sold by a pharmacist without a prescription after a suitability check. Prices vary widely between pharmacies for identical generics — compare per-tablet cost at the quantity you need. New symptoms also warrant a GP review.
Do I need a consultation for erectile dysfunction treatments online?▼
Most private treatments compared here are prescription-only, so a consultation reviewed by a UK prescriber is required and suitability is never guaranteed. Always use a GPhC-registered pharmacy and check the premises number on pharmacyregulation.org before ordering.
New ED symptoms? Speak to a GP as well
Erectile dysfunction can be an early sign of cardiovascular disease. Private online supply is convenient, but a GP review is still worthwhile — especially if symptoms are new.