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Mustang.

Sildenafil · Dissolving tablet

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Sildenafil 100 mg
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Dissolving tablet · 9 a month
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As needed
Status
Compounded · not FDA-approved

The short answer

A compounded sildenafil dissolving tablet, 100 mg, taken as needed about an hour before. Sildenafil is the most-studied erection medicine there is; the dissolving form is the convenience. Nine tablets a month. Prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy and not FDA-approved.

  • Taken as needed, about an hour ahead, on a lighter stomach for a more predictable start. Arousal still has to do its part.
  • One medicine, one job: a shorter window of about four to five hours. Good for men who want the evening rather than the weekend.
  • Never combine with nitrates (including nitroglycerin), poppers, riociguat, cocaine, or another erection medicine.
  • Headache, flushing, stuffy nose, indigestion, dizziness and a blue tinge to vision can occur.

The one everybody has heard of.

Sildenafil is a PDE5 inhibitor: it supports blood flow so an erection can happen when you are aroused. It has been prescribed for nearly thirty years and is the reference point every other erection medicine gets compared with. It does not create desire, it does not change your size, and it does not work without stimulation.1

Why a dissolving tablet?

It melts in your mouth, no water and no swallowing a pill in front of anyone. It is a compounded formulation, prepared for you by a licensed compounding pharmacy rather than sold as an FDA-approved product. We do not claim it works faster than a swallowed tablet; we claim it is discreet and convenient. Follow the timing your clinician gives you.4

The short window, on purpose.

Sildenafil usually gets going within 30 to 60 minutes and its effect fades over four to five hours, so it suits men who want to plan an evening rather than carry a 36-hour window around. If you would rather not plan, the Long Rider is tadalafil, the long-window medicine.1

Why nine a month?

Because that is how as-needed medicine is actually used. Nine doses covers a couple of nights a week with room to spare and keeps the price honest. If your rhythm is different, say so at the consult; your clinician sets the count.1

Possible side effects

Headache, flushing, nasal congestion, indigestion, dizziness and a temporary blue tinge or light sensitivity in vision can occur. An erection lasting four hours is an emergency. Sudden vision or hearing loss means stop and get care. Tell your clinician about anything that lingers or bothers you.2

Compounded. Here is what that means.

This tablet is prepared for you by a licensed compounding pharmacy on a clinician’s prescription. It is not FDA-approved, and the FDA has not reviewed this dissolving formulation for safety, effectiveness or quality. Sildenafil is available as FDA-approved tablets from a retail pharmacy; this tablet is not one of those products and is not a generic of them.4

Give your clinician the whole picture.

Heart health, blood pressure, kidney or liver problems, any past sudden vision loss, and every medicine and supplement you take, including recreational drugs. Nitrates, poppers and riociguat rule this out entirely. Cocaine and other stimulants must never be combined with it. Alpha-blockers, blood-pressure medicines and certain antiviral or antifungal drugs can need extra care.3

Strengths and plans

Mustang, your way.

Each strength names its price tier. Your clinician chooses the strength with you; you choose how long to ride. The price includes your consult.

  • MustangSildenafil 100 mg dissolving tabletSaddle tier · 9 a month. One strength on the menu. Your clinician can prescribe a 50 mg or 110 mg troche instead if your history calls for it.

Saddle tier Mustang

1 month$49/mo$49 todayTest ride3 months$35/mo$105 todayStarting rate6 months$32/mo$192 todaySave $18 · 9%9 months$30/mo$270 todaySave $45 · 14%12 months$29/mo$348 todaySave $72 · 17%

The bundle. Add Campfire, oxytocin, to any Mustang plan for $19 a month (Ember) or $35 (Blaze). Switch it on in the plan builder. Nine tablets a month, in the same box as your ride. Ember $19 a month, Blaze $35. Off-label, compounded, limited evidence. Your clinician decides.

One price covers the consult and, if prescribed, the medication for the full plan. A plan never guarantees a prescription; if medication is not appropriate for you, you are refunded under the Refund Policy. Compounded medicines are not FDA-approved.

Hard questions, straight answers

Is sildenafil FDA-approved for this use?

No. This is a compounded dissolving tablet prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy and is not FDA-approved. Sildenafil is available as FDA-approved tablets from a retail pharmacy; this dissolving tablet is not one of those products and is not a generic of them.

How do I get sildenafil through Hung?

Pick this medicine and a plan length in the plan builder. Each strength names its price tier: Saddle is $35 a month for 3 months, $32 for 6, $30 for 9 or $29 for 12; High Noon and Stallion run higher because those medicines cost more to compound. Paid once, consult included. A licensed LPMD Medical Group clinician reviews your health history over secure chat and, if this medicine is appropriate and safe for you, chooses the strength with you and sends the prescription to a licensed compounding pharmacy that ships discreetly to your door or to a pharmacy near you. A plan never guarantees a prescription; if medication is not appropriate you are refunded under the Refund Policy.

Sources

  1. DailyMed: sildenafil prescribing information ↗
  2. NIDDK: treatment for erectile dysfunction ↗
  3. FDA: compounding questions and answers ↗

Information checked September 13, 2026. This page summarizes selected points and is not the full prescribing information. Your clinician and dispensing pharmacist provide instructions for your actual prescription.

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1. Who does what

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What telehealth means here

Telehealth is the delivery of health care using electronic communications when you and your clinician are not in the same place. Through Hung, care is provided primarily by secure asynchronous messaging (“chat”), in which you and your clinician exchange messages that are read and answered over time rather than live. Video is used when a state requires it for a particular service or when your clinician decides that seeing you is necessary to treat you safely. You will be told before you pay if your visit requires video.

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Alternatives

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Emergencies

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If you would like your preference recorded anyway, or you have a question about how your information is used, email privacy@gethung.health with the subject line “Do not sell or share.” The California Privacy Notice and the Privacy Policy describe your other rights.

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Refund Policy

Effective September 13, 2026. This Refund Policy applies to the plan price you pay when you start a plan, which covers your consult and, if prescribed, your medication for the plan length. Dispensed prescription medication cannot be returned.

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The $45 covers the clinician’s evaluation, which happens whatever the outcome. We tell you the refund amount before it is issued.

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If your clinician changes your medication or strength during the plan, the plan price does not change. If you want to move to a longer plan, message us and we will apply what you have paid toward it.

How to request a refund

Message us through your account or email support@gethung.health with the email address on your account and the date you started your plan. Approved refunds are returned to the original payment method, usually within 5 to 10 business days depending on your bank.

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NOTICE TO CONSUMERS: Medical doctors are licensed and regulated by the Medical Board of California, (800) 633-2322, www.mbc.ca.gov. Nurse practitioners are licensed and regulated by the California Board of Registered Nursing, (916) 322-3350, www.rn.ca.gov. Physician assistants are licensed and regulated by the Physician Assistant Board, (916) 561-8780, www.pab.ca.gov. California patients also receive the California Privacy Notice and consent to telehealth under Business and Professions Code section 2290.5 (see Telehealth Informed Consent).

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Complaints about physicians, as well as other licensees and registrants of the Texas Medical Board, including physician assistants, may be reported for investigation to: Texas Medical Board, Attention: Investigations, 333 Guadalupe, Tower 3, Suite 610, P.O. Box 2018, MC-263, Austin, Texas 78768-2018; (800) 201-9353; www.tmb.state.tx.us. Complaints about nurse practitioners may be reported to the Texas Board of Nursing, www.bon.texas.gov.

All states

If you have a concern about your care, tell us first and we will address it. You may also contact the medical, nursing, or physician assistant licensing board in your state; each board publishes a complaint process on its website. For emergencies, call 911.

Compounded and off-label medications

Some options offered through Hung are compounded preparations from licensed compounding pharmacies, and some are prescribed off-label. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Off-label use means a clinician is prescribing a medicine for a purpose other than its approved indication based on their professional judgment. Your clinician will explain both before prescribing, and the medication guides on this site describe the evidence and its limits.

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