Good things come to those who get Hung.

The name is a wink and the horse is a mascot. These medicines do not change your size. They can help with getting and keeping an erection when that is what’s going on, and confidence has never needed a measuring tape.

Extremely. Around 30 million men in the U.S. have dealt with erections that don’t cooperate, and most of them never mention it to anyone. Stress, sleep, blood pressure, alcohol, medications, and plain bad luck all play a part. It is common, it is usually very treatable, and nobody here is keeping score. NIDDK has the numbers.

Everything. Your consult with a licensed LPMD Medical Group clinician, and, if medication is prescribed, your medicine for the full length of the plan: thirty tablets or capsules a month, shipped discreetly or waiting at your pharmacy, plus follow-up and adjustments by secure chat. Every medicine costs the same. The only thing that changes the price is how long you ride: $35 a month for three months, $30 for six, $25 for nine, $20 for twelve.

Because it is less work for everyone. One evaluation, one plan, fewer boxes, fewer check-ins about refills. We pass that along. Twelve months at $20 a month saves you $180 against paying the three-month rate all year, which is 43 percent, and we would rather say the number than make you do the math.

Then you are refunded under the Refund Policy. A plan never guarantees a prescription; a licensed clinician reviews your history first and decides with you. If medication is not appropriate for you, or your situation cannot safely be treated online, you get your money back less the clinician’s evaluation, and we tell you the amount before it is issued. Read the Refund Policy.

Start with what you’re experiencing, your health history, and your current medications, then have the conversation. Quick Draw and the Dark Horse are the as-needed erection medicines. The Long Rider is tadalafil’s long window with a low dose of oxytocin, in three strengths. Campfire is oxytocin on its own, off-label and honest about the thin evidence. Pick the one that sounds like you in the plan builder; your clinician confirms or redirects. Meet the lineup.

Compounded, yes. FDA-approved, no. Every medicine in the lineup is prepared for you by a licensed compounding pharmacy on your clinician’s prescription. Compounded medicines are not FDA-approved and the FDA has not reviewed them for safety, effectiveness or quality. Sildenafil, tadalafil and vardenafil exist as FDA-approved tablets from retail pharmacies; our dissolving tablets and capsules are not those products and are not generics of them. Oxytocin for men’s sexual health is off-label. We say all of this on every page because you should know exactly what you are taking. FDA explains compounding.

All 50 states and Washington, DC. If medication is prescribed, choose home delivery or pickup at a pharmacy near you. The box says nothing about what is inside. The visit itself happens wherever you are, in whatever you happen to be wearing.

Most visits are chat based: secure messaging, on your schedule, no camera required. Yes, we know why you asked. Video is used only where a state requires it for a particular service, or where your clinician needs to see something to treat you safely. If your visit needs video, we tell you before you pay.

As soon as reasonably possible after you start your plan, which, given how long most men wait to ask in the first place, is quick. Timing depends on how many people are ahead of you, how complex your case is, and whether anything else is needed before a decision.

No. Hung is cash pay. No claims, no surprise bills, no explaining yourself to a billing department. You may submit your receipt to your insurer where that is allowed.

Yes. Secure technology, and the privacy and security requirements that apply to telehealth. No waiting room, no lobby, no running into your neighbor at the counter. Nothing about your visit is shared with anyone outside your care team. What you do with the good news is your business.

Often. Not always. Some men need a strength adjustment or a couple of tries before they find their footing, and that is normal, not a verdict. Two things to know going in: these medicines are not a light switch, so arousal still has to do its part, and nerves have talked more than one first night out of happening. Give it a fair shot and report back to your clinician over the same chat. Adjustments are part of the plan.

One is fine. Several is a different story. Alcohol is one of the most common reasons things don’t go to plan, medicine or not, and heavy drinking with these medicines can drop your blood pressure and leave you dizzy. Liquid courage has a ceiling. Stay under it.

We admire the ambition. No. Quick Draw already carries two erection medicines in one tablet, which is exactly why you never add another, never take two, and never move up to High Noon on your own. Do not mix any of them with nitrates like nitroglycerin, poppers, or cocaine. More is more risk, including dangerous changes in blood pressure, heart rhythm problems, or a prolonged erection. Follow the plan your prescriber gives you.

It means what the label means, which is less dramatic than what you’re picturing. Tadalafil’s longer window means you may respond to sexual stimulation during that time. It does not mean a continuous erection. An erection lasting four hours needs emergency care. Read the Long Rider page.

Honestly, less than the tadalafil. Oxytocin is the hormone people associate with closeness, and a small trial found effects on some aspects of sexual experience without improving desire or erectile function. Its use here is off-label, the evidence is thin, and we do not promise a chemistry effect. If you want the erection medicine without the wildcard, Quick Draw or the Dark Horse is the cleaner pick.

Controlled substances. That includes opioid pain medications, benzodiazepines, and stimulant medications used for ADHD. Hung is focused care for men’s sexual health, and a clinician decides what, if anything, is appropriate for you.

Because he isn’t posing. He’s facing the sun with his back to the room, which is roughly how most men handle this subject. We’d like to turn him around. Also, we tried giving the stallion the whole site and it kept stealing the show.

No, and we’re flattered you asked. Hung is focused care, and we are honest about that. Keep your primary care relationship, and tell your regular clinician what you are taking.

Build your plan whenever you like, day or night. We’re always up for it, and the saddle’s ready when you are. A clinician reviews your information and follows up. If treatment is appropriate, your medication ships to you or goes to your pharmacy, anywhere in the 50 states and DC. An evaluation always comes first, and a prescription is never guaranteed.