Sexual health, online.

• Multiple visit formats

A One Medical primary-care team rather than a specialist sexual-health service. The reviewed pages describe general adult primary care and an on-demand service for common conditions.

Access channel: Direct to consumer

Cash pay · Insurance

No sexual-health price is established, because nothing in this area is separately priced. The general structure applies: membership at $199 a year, or $9 a month or $99 a year for Amazon Prime members, includes on-demand virtual care but not scheduled visits, which are billed separately to the patient or insurance. Nonmember one-time care starts at $29 for direct-message care and $49 for video care. Checked September 15, 2026.

Nonmember On-Demand Care covers more than 30 common conditions for adults aged 18 to 64, with condition eligibility and Direct Message Care varying by state, so whether a particular concern is covered depends on location. A prescription, if offered, can go to the patient's chosen pharmacy. Company-reported.

Company-reported · Checked September 15, 2026

• Amazon One Medical
• Amazon One Medical FAQ and Help
• One Medical Virtual Care
• One Medical Personal Membership

• Live visit

Physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants. These are booked medical appointments rather than a product checkout, and the terms of use identify Circle Medical Care of California as an independent medical practice.

Access channel: Direct to consumer

Cash pay · Insurance

A PrEP visit is listed at $120 self-pay, one of the standard video-visit prices, and there is no membership or annual fee. Insured patients paid an average of $35 per appointment over the prior six months on the company's own reporting, which is an average rather than a quoted price. Medication, laboratory and pharmacy costs are excluded, and a $50 fee applies to cancellations inside 24 hours and no-shows.

The practice treats adults only, and a clinician must be licensed where the patient is located. Both the practice and the chosen clinician need to be in network, Medicare is limited to a subset of states subject to plan, and Medicaid or Medi-Cal eligibility currently rules out care. A visit does not guarantee a prescription. Company-reported.

Company-reported · Checked September 15, 2026

• What we treat
• Appointment costs
• In-network insurance plans
• Does Circle Medical accept Medicaid or Medicare?
• Circle Medical online doctors

• Messaging or questionnaire
• Live visit

Licensed providers working through independent physician-owned medical groups. GoodRx says it operates the platform and does not itself provide the medical care.

Access channel: Direct to consumer

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Visits start at $19 with an eligible GoodRx membership, itself advertised from $9.99 a month paid yearly, or $39 to $70 without a membership depending on the service. A GoodRx support article still advertises $59.99 as the nonmember starting price, and the company does not explain the difference, so check the figure shown for the selected service. The visit fee excludes the medication.

Insurance is not accepted for the visit, though it may still be used for a prescribed medication at the pharmacy. Age limits and eligibility rules differ by condition and available services vary by state despite nationwide availability, so the intake is the practical check. Company-reported.

Company-reported · Checked September 15, 2026

• GoodRx Care — Online care
• GoodRx Support — What is GoodRx Care?
• GoodRx — Terms of use

• Messaging or questionnaire
• Live visit

An online consultation with a healthcare provider who the company says determines whether a prescription is appropriate. The consultation is part of the purchase flow rather than a separately booked appointment.

Access channel: Direct to consumer

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The page advertises several starting figures rather than one: generic sildenafil from $22 a month, generic tadalafil from $24 a month, other items from $30 and $35 a month, and treatments as low as $2 a dose. The company states the actual price depends on the product and subscription plan purchased, so none of these is the price of any particular plan.

The company states that featured products include compounded products that have not been approved by the FDA. A compounded product is not an FDA-approved generic of a branded drug; that distinction is the FDA's. Company-reported.

Company-reported · Checked September 10, 2026

• Hims — Erectile dysfunction treatments
• Help center: How does this work?

• Messaging or questionnaire
• Live visit

An affiliated licensed provider reviews the consultation and writes a prescription if appropriate. The company states that a patient who already holds a prescription still needs a consultation through an affiliated clinician to confirm the diagnosis.

Access channel: Direct to consumer

Cash pay

No universal fee is established. The company describes cost as depending on the prescription, quantity and whether a branded or generic product is chosen, and advertises promotional per-tablet pricing rather than a service price. Treat any advertised headline as an offer, not a quote.

The company states it serves patients in all fifty states and ships most prescriptions throughout the United States. The consultation is normally an asynchronous questionnaire, but the company states some states require an audio or video call and that certain medications require a synchronous call with a provider, so the format depends on location and product. Company-reported.

Company-reported · Checked September 10, 2026

• Telemedicine for Men | REX MD

• Messaging or questionnaire
• Live visit

Thirty Madison's terms say the platform neither employs nor contracts with the providers, who are employed or independently contracted by KMG Medical Group entities. A questionnaire is reviewed and medication is shipped or sent to a pharmacy; the platform uses both synchronous and asynchronous technologies, so a live consultation is not guaranteed.

Access channel: Direct to consumer

Cash pay · Insurance

There is no single fee. The $15 emergency-contraception consultation covers the request and unlimited messaging with the medical team about it, with no term stated; the separate $28 birth-control consultation covers one year, and renewing it needs a new consultation and fee. Urinary tract infection, bacterial vaginosis and yeast infection are $65 each, covering one week of messaging about that episode. A $3 support fee applies to birth control, emergency contraception and herpes treatment in any month at least one order is processed. Medication is billed separately, with birth control advertised from $15 a month.

Insurance treatment differs by service: Nurx says it does not submit claims for the birth control, emergency contraception or herpes consultations and that urinary tract infection treatment is not covered, but it does submit claims for the bacterial vaginosis and yeast infection consultations. Inside Telehealth has not established whether pre-exposure HIV prevention or at-home sexually transmitted infection testing remain available; both appear in page titles and the app listing but are absent from the current service menu, and the company has not said whether they were withdrawn. No list of served states is published. Company-reported.

Company-reported · Checked September 15, 2026

• Nurx — How much does Nurx cost
• Thirty Madison — Terms and conditions

• Messaging or questionnaire

Provider review follows an online intake rather than a booked appointment with a chosen clinician.

Access channel: Direct to consumer

Cash pay

No service price is established; the cost depends on the product selected. The page describes generics as up to 95% cheaper than the branded products, which is a comparison between generic and brand rather than a discount off this company's own price. Separately, a promotional offer is stated as valid only for new sexual health patients on a recurring plan and subject to a minimum $35 order value; the two are different claims and should not be read together.

The company states that two of its named products are compounded medications that are not FDA-approved and do not undergo FDA safety, effectiveness or manufacturing review. Its separate body membership is a different product from these treatments. Company-reported.

Company-reported · Checked September 10, 2026

• Erectile Dysfunction treatment
• FDA to Telehealth Companies: What to Know When Promoting Compounded Drugs