Top 10 Pill Ratings

“It's a BLOCKBUSTER! Men are gobbling these new AGV pills up like popcorn - they can't get enough!”

What have the original inventors of Viagra been doing for the last 28 years? Working on Viagra^® AGV^™!

Unsurprisingly, AGV^™ is now considered the undisputed "Ferrari" of men's performance pills.

One expert on our panel summed it up by saying: “Every man alive should try this at least once!”

The chief breakthrough of the new AGV^™ formula is its Vaso-Dynamic Delivery System. It time-releases closer to the vascular target areas, so you're ready to go in as little as 12 minutes and you stay ready for up to 12 hours.

But that's not the real reason men love it so much.

The old Viagra could only reach two of the chambers of your penis, which limited your maximum size to 71%.

If Viagra AGV is the “Ferrari” of men's performance pills, the Generic Viagra and Cialis from All American Pharma are the Ford Mustang and the Dodge Charger.

They're powerful, American-made muscle cars that get the job done every single time... without the luxury price tag.

That's because the president finally got sick of Big Pharma charging Americans more than people in other countries, so he issued an Executive order to put a stop to it. The result was a new "Direct Access" program that cuts out the pharmacies COMPLETELY and lets US residents purchase directly from the source.

The bottom line for you? You get full-strength Generic Viagra or Generic Cialis for EXACTLY 50 cents a tablet.

These ARE NOT cheap imports. All American Pharma is 100% US-owned, manufacturing right here in New Jersey. In fact, these are the ONLY ED pills trusted and used by the VA.

This little yellow gummy is basically a daily Tadalafil pill.

Because it's compounded and not FDA-approved, it has no safety studies or clinical data backing it up. But it scored well in lab tests. It contains a high-quality source of Tadalafil - unlike most of the compounded pills. So if you like gummies, this could be your ticket.

It's an ugly-looking gummy when it arrives. It doesn't look like the friendly, bright yellow gummy you see in their ads. But who cares what it looks like - all that matters are THE RESULTS!

Overall, this is a decent product that doesn't contain any junk or mystery ingredients. And it works like it's supposed to! No false claims or Bull of any kind. It is just Daily Generic Cialis in a gummy form. Pretty straightforward.

If you like gummies and Tadalafil, this is your home field!

You have to hand it to Ro... they have done a truly masterful job getting their brand out there. Between flashy Super Bowl commercials for GLP-1 weight loss shots and slick social media marketing, they are a massive hit with Gen Z. In fact, if you are under 30 and want one single smartphone app to juggle your ED meds along with daily anxiety or depression treatments, Ro is an outstanding fit!

One of their youth-focused pushes is around their “Sparks” gummies. In testing, we actually found it to be a solid formulation. Not as clean as RexMD's Ignite, but that's because it has 2 ingredients instead of 1. (Sparks combine tadalafil AND sildenafil).

Because they cater heavily to this younger "one-stop-shop" crowd, expect higher prices and plenty of cross-selling. You are pushed toward hair loss serums, testosterone boosters, and weight loss plans. And if you want to manage your deliveries, you have to download the smartphone app.

Overall, it's a creative mix and it works decently well, but it's hard to justify the price tag of $12 per gummy.

There is no denying that Hims knows exactly how to build a trendy image, just like Ro. In fact, in almost every respect, Hims looks like an exact replica of Ro.

So if your main goal is getting medicine shipped in sleek, Instagram-friendly packaging that looks incredibly cool to the younger crowd, they are the undisputed kings.

In the one-on-one competition against Ro Sparks, Hims Mints take the edge on price, starting at around $8 per dose. However, users report that Hims mints have a tendency to crumble or grow mold if they remain unused for too long.

So if you are looking for a combo sildenafil + tadalafil option, your choice between Ro and Hims comes down to a choice between price and durability.

Rugiet deserves credit for one thing. Their custom under-the-tongue lozenge is undeniably convenient and very clever.

However, the Rugiet Squares formula is controversial. Instead of sticking to what is simple and proven, Rugiet treats your routine like an overly complicated science experiment. They mix three totally different medications into one single melt. The problem is that the third ingredient, Apomorphine, isn't actually proven to work.

And brace yourself for sticker shock when it is time to check out. Unless you are buying massive quantities, you will end up paying $14 TO $24 for a single dose.

Overall, Rugiet gets points for innovation. And most importantly, their ingredients passed the lab tests (although with some room for improvement). However, their sky-high prices and over-complicated formula keeps them out of the top spots on this list.

The legend! The ICON that started it all. It completely revolutionized the bedroom - thank goodness!!!

Over Six Billion pills sold worldwide. Tremendous safety record. It is fully FDA-approved of course. It cost over $5 billion to bring this super pill to market. It works for 9 out of 10 men. It takes about 30 to 45 minutes to work. It gives you a solid 4 to 5 hour window.

It was the "go-to" pill for close to 20 years. From Hef to Hollywood & Sports Superstars, every man alive was using Viagra. It is still highly popular today.

But you almost have to be a rock star or a billionaire to afford it these days. The price has gone through the ROOF! It costs over $100 a pill now - literally $125 in some places to get the real "little blue diamond pill". But some OLD SCHOOL guys still refuse to use anything else - it works great for them and they have the $$$.

But, it seems kind of silly to keep taking the original Viagra when there is a NEW and IMPROVED Viagra.

BlueChew was a true pioneer. They launched before standard generic pills were even legally available, which is why they started pressing raw active ingredients into chewable tablets in the first place.

But that chewable format created a very specific problem, commonly known as "BLUECHEW BREATH."

Here is what happens. The raw medicine is naturally bitter. So to hide the bitter taste, they pump the tablet full of sickly-sweet artificial flavoring. The result is a bizarre chemical aftertaste that lingers in your mouth and leaves you with sour breath. Pro tip: if you are using this on a date, you better pack a toothbrush.

But despite that drawback, Bluechew is a reliable pill with a loyal fanbase. Their lab scores are decent, and their prices are reasonable, starting around $4 per pill.

You have to hand it to MedVi Quad. Bypassing your stomach with a liquid drop sounds like a brilliant idea on paper.

But using it in the real world is... well, awkward.

Here is what they don't show you in the commercials:

You have to squeeze the liquid onto your tongue and hold it there for a full 60 seconds. Then, you cannot take a single sip of water for five whole minutes.

That is a very long time to wait when your mouth tastes like strong medicine covered up with artificial sweetener. And like BlueChew, it leaves an unpleasant smell on your breath until you brush your teeth thoroughly.

There are a few other surprises.

The premium glass bottle you see in the ads? It doesn't actually exist. It is a standard plastic dropper. In fact, it looks EXACTLY like our #10 pick, Taurus.

Taurus is the other big name in the "liquid ED" game. Just like MedVi, we give them credit for trying something new.

But unfortunately, you run into the EXACT same problem.

Picture this: The lights are low. The mood is right.

But you have to hit the pause button.

Why? Because you need to pool this liquid on your tongue, stare at the ceiling for a minute, and fight the urge to swallow.

The flavor is a strange mix of chemicals and sweet syrup. And remember, no washing it down for 5 minutes.

By the time you are done waiting for the bad taste to fade, the romance might have completely left the room.

Then there is the price tag.

Their slick marketing hooks you with the promise of a "$3 dose." But when you actually get to the checkout cart, you find out you have to sign up for a massive bulk subscription to get that price.