Sexual health in North Dakota.

North Dakota is the one state in this family where a covered company’s own statement takes it off the page. Ro’s availability article names erectile dysfunction treatment as unavailable in North Dakota, so Ro is not listed here. Two covered sexual health services do publish statements that cover the state, and both sell prescription products on a recurring plan after an online intake rather than a booked appointment.

What this page does not establish

A state statement shows where a company says a service is sold. It does not establish eligibility, a prescription or a price, and it does not imply an office in North Dakota. The two listings below are company statements, and the omission of Ro is likewise Ro’s own statement about what it does not offer, not a finding about any other provider.

Rex MD

Rex MD, the brand through which LifeMD sells men’s sexual health prescribing, answers “Is Rex MD available where I live?” in its FAQ by stating that it serves patients in all 50 states, North Dakota among them, and ships medications for most prescriptions throughout the U.S. “Most” is the company’s own qualifier, and the FAQ does not say which prescriptions or locations are excepted. The consultation is normally an online questionnaire, but the FAQ states that some states require an audio or video call and that certain medications require a synchronous call with a provider, without naming the states. No universal fee is established; cost depends on the prescription, quantity and whether a branded or generic product is chosen, and promotional per-tablet pricing is advertised rather than a service price. The LifeMD profile carries company background.

Hims

Hims’s comparison article Hims vs. Roman states that medication can be ordered through its platform in all 50 states and Washington, D.C., North Dakota included, and names sildenafil and tadalafil as the ED options an eligible customer can access. It says some states may require a video call or have stricter rules for online prescriptions. It is a company marketing statement about the ED offering as a whole; it does not establish that every sexual health product, including compounded chewable products or premature-ejaculation treatments, is prescribed in North Dakota, and Hims’s help center separately warns that specific treatments may be limited to certain states. The offering is subscription men’s sexual health products following an online consultation, including both FDA-approved and compounded options. Hims advertises several starting figures, generic sildenafil from $22 a month and generic tadalafil from $24 a month among them, and states that the actual price depends on the product and subscription plan purchased. The Hims & Hers profile carries company background.

Why Ro is absent

Ro’s help-center article Where is Ro available? states that the company is licensed to provide service to members in all 50 states and Washington D.C., and then lists, state by state, the treatments it does not offer. That list names erectile dysfunction treatment as unavailable in North Dakota, so Ro’s sexual health service is not bound to this state. The company’s statement is about its own offering only.

The sexual health overview explains the subscription model, the difference between compounded and FDA-approved generic products, and the questions worth asking before subscribing. This page documents selected online access, not a complete directory.