State medication access · Selected providers

Tadalafil: online access in Arkansas.

Company statements checked between September 13, 2026 and September 23, 2026: 2 covered companies — GoodRx Care and Hims & Hers — advertise online access to Tadalafil for patients in Arkansas. Confirm eligibility and total charges with the provider.

Company-reported Arkansas access to generic tadalafil tablets from Hims and GoodRx Care, with online assessment, advertised prices and provider links.

Selected product offers advertised for patients in Arkansas, not verified local offices, pharmacy stock, appointment slots or prescription guarantees.

Five questions before paying Hims for tadalafil in Arkansas

  1. How many tablets does the plan include? Hims’ ED catalog lists Generic for Cialis from $24 per month and its tadalafil page lists Daily Tadalafil from $40 per month, but neither page reconciles the quantity or subscription behind those amounts.
  2. What is the total first charge? A “from” monthly figure does not say what is billed on day one.
  3. What does renewal cost, and by when must I cancel? Ask for the renewal price and the cancellation deadline.
  4. Does the assessment require a live visit? The product page describes an online assessment by a licensed provider and delivery if prescribed; Hims’ ED access article mentions possible phone or video requirements.
  5. Which pharmacy fills the order? Fulfillment is not verified by any company page.

Why Hims is listed for Arkansas, and what that does not mean

The access article describes medication ordering in all fifty states and names the generic tadalafil tablet. That is a company statement. It does not guarantee a prescription — a licensed provider must approve one — or pharmacy stock. Assessment and shipping are advertised as free.

Hims’ row below is the single-ingredient generic tablet on cash pay. Chews, combinations and branded tablets are separate offers. See the Hims profile for the company and the national tadalafil guide for other providers.

GoodRx Care’s bundled tadalafil fee

GoodRx Care prices its tadalafil offer as a bundle: the ED page says one flat subscription fee covers the consultation, the generic tadalafil tablets and delivery, advertised as starting at $21 a month. GoodRx adds that price varies with plan, quantity and dosage, and our record does not identify the strength or plan behind the $21. The subscription is not billed to insurance. Arkansas is listed because the help center says GoodRx Care Direct for ED is available in all U.S. states except North Dakota and South Carolina. That statement does not establish a prescription, a particular strength or plan, or pharmacy fulfilment. See the GoodRx Care profile.

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At a glance

Tadalafil access in Arkansas: one row per listed company, alphabetical. Figures are the lowest structured monthly price on file; the provider table below has what is included and the sources.
CompanyOn this pageLowest listed monthly figureCheckedOfficial site
GoodRx CareTadalafil, generic Cialis$21/mo starting figure, Tadalafil, generic CialisOfficial site ↗
Hims & HersTadalafil, generic for CialisSee price summaryOfficial site ↗

Selected providers

Which providers offer Tadalafil in Arkansas?

2 companies with published profiles and service-specific source records. Listed alphabetically, not ranked. This is selected coverage—not every provider in the market.

Formats describe the program, not a guaranteed first-visit option in every state. A messaging or questionnaire option does not promise an initial evaluation without a live appointment. Read each provider’s service and state access notes.

The monthly cost column adds disclosed medication and required membership charges at each advertised dose and labels each figure an advertised bundle or a known subtotal. Where labs, taxes or other charges are not priced, the figure is not a guaranteed final bill. Cash prices use each provider’s stated monthly billing basis; supplied weeks and upfront commitments can differ. Dose labels identify price tiers, not treatment recommendations.

Tadalafil access in Arkansas: advertised services, access and charges. Each row has its own verification date.
Company & serviceProgram formats & cliniciansPayment & advertised chargesMonthly cost by doseAccess & evidence
GoodRx Care

GoodRx Care's erectile-dysfunction subscription, in which one flat fee covers the consultation, the medication and delivery.

  • Tadalafil, generic Cialis — tadalafil; oral tablet; approved generic product
Official website ↗
  • Messaging or questionnaire

GoodRx describes online care from licensed healthcare professionals, with a consultation and ongoing messaging included in the subscription. Its footer states that prescriptions follow only if deemed medically appropriate by the treating healthcare provider; confirm whether the individual consultation is a live visit or an online review.

Access channel: Direct to consumer

Cash pay

GoodRx advertises tadalafil from $21 a month, and what that fee covers is the unusual part: the page says the subscription covers the online consultation with a healthcare professional, any medication, and delivery, all for one flat fee, and that pricing varies based on the medication and plan selection. It adds that prices are subject to change based on the chosen subscription plan, quantity and dosage, with the final price shown before enrolling. Asked whether it accepts insurance coverage for the subscription, GoodRx answers no.

Tadalafil, generic Cialis · oral tablet

Dose-specific all-in total not disclosed

Starting subtotal: $21/mo. Not a quote for every dose.

One flat subscription fee that the page says covers the online consultation with a healthcare professional, the medication and delivery.

Not priced: This record does not identify the tablet strength or subscription plan the $21 starting figure applies to, and records no per-strength monthly price. The final price is shown only before enrolling.

Billing and introductory offers

Advertised as starting at $21 a month. The page says prices are subject to change based on the chosen subscription plan, quantity and dosage. GoodRx does not accept insurance for the subscription.

Price check: . GoodRx Care — Erectile dysfunction treatment

Tadalafil, generic Cialis — oral tablet: GoodRx's help center says GoodRx Care Direct for ED is available in all U.S. states except North Dakota and South Carolina, which includes Arkansas; the erectile-dysfunction page offers this tablet through that service. Enrolment does not establish a prescription, a particular strength or plan, or pharmacy fulfilment.

GoodRx's help-center article states that GoodRx Care Direct for ED is available in all U.S. states except North Dakota and South Carolina. It names the service, not individual drugs; the erectile dysfunction page offers Tadalafil, generic Cialis through GoodRx Care Direct and states that ED treatment via GoodRx Care Direct is not available in North Dakota and South Carolina at this time. The District of Columbia is not mentioned and is not included. This does not establish that a prescription will be issued, a particular strength or plan, or pharmacy fulfillment at a given address.

State evidence checked · Product state availability source

Because the flat fee includes the medication and delivery, this figure is not comparable to a consultation fee that leaves the drug to be bought separately. The page's $18 starting figure and its worked $108-per-six-months example both describe the sildenafil plan, not this one; tadalafil is advertised from $21 a month and the page publishes no equivalent worked example for it. The offer is described as generic Cialis, which does not identify the manufacturer or package supplied for an individual order. Cancellation is described as at least one day before the subscription plan renews. Enrolment does not establish that a prescription will be issued. GoodRx states on this page that ED treatment via GoodRx Care Direct is not available in North Dakota and South Carolina at this time; that exclusion is specific to this service, not to GoodRx as a company.

Company-reported · Checked

Hims & Hers

Hims advertises generic tadalafil tablets, with a separate Daily Tadalafil product-card offer.

  • Tadalafil, generic for Cialis — tadalafil; oral tablet; approved generic product
Official website ↗
  • Messaging or questionnaire

Hims describes an online assessment by a licensed medical provider, with follow-up messaging and periodic check-ins. Confirm the consultation format required for the individual request.

Access channel: Direct to consumer

Cash pay

The ED catalog lists Generic for Cialis from $24 per month. The tadalafil page's Daily Tadalafil card lists from $40 per month. The reviewed pages do not reconcile the plan, quantity or commitment behind these amounts. Assessment and shipping are advertised as free; confirm the selected tablet plan's first charge, supply and renewal price.

Tadalafil, generic for Cialis · oral tablet

Dose-specific total not published here.

Tadalafil, generic for Cialis — oral tablet: Hims reports medication ordering throughout the fifty states in its ED access article, which names generic tadalafil tablets. This includes Arkansas, subject to provider assessment. Confirm the required consultation format and pharmacy fulfillment for the individual request.

Hims' April 7, 2025 ED access article states that medication can be ordered in all fifty states and names its generic tadalafil tablet offering. The current named product page continues to advertise that tablet. This product-to-state mapping uses the ED-specific access description, not the company's general footprint. It excludes branded tablets, compounded chews and combination products. A licensed provider must approve any prescription; appointment format, individual eligibility and pharmacy fulfillment still require confirmation.

State evidence checked · Product state availability source

Hims' named tadalafil page explicitly describes the generic product as FDA-approved and identifies tablets in its ingredients FAQ. This does not extend to Tadalafil Chews, Hard Mints or Sex Rx combinations, or verify a dispensed package's manufacturer. Actual price depends on product and subscription. These observations cover Hims, not every Hims & Hers offering.

Company-reported · Checked

How companies enter this list

Each listed product has separately reviewed, current product-specific evidence for this state. A company footprint or broad care service cannot establish medication access. Named products, forms and approval categories remain distinct; inclusion is not a claim of interchangeability. The list is selective, not a complete inventory of providers. Inclusion does not establish clinical suitability, state licensure or a currently available appointment.

Smaller and larger providers use the same source requirements and alphabetical ordering. Visit each profile for company history and wider context, or suggest another provider.

Source documents

The table dates show when its claims were checked. Document dates below describe the original sources, where supplied. Additional sources are linked directly in the guide.

  1. Cialis — tadalafil oral tablet product label — Eli Lilly and Company; label hosted by DailyMed, National Library of Medicine
  2. FDA to Telehealth Companies: What to Know When Promoting Compounded Drugs — U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  3. GoodRx Care — Erectile dysfunction treatment — GoodRx
  4. GoodRx Care — Online care — GoodRx
  5. GoodRx — Terms of use — GoodRx; revised
  6. GoodRx Help Center — Where is GoodRx Care Direct available? (Erectile Dysfunction) — GoodRx
  7. Hims — Erectile dysfunction treatments — Hims
  8. Hims — Tadalafil, generic for Cialis — Hims & Hers Health, Inc.
  9. Hims — Terms and Conditions — Hims & Hers Health, Inc.
  10. Hims — ED prescription access and generic tablet offerings — Hims & Hers Health, Inc.; published