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ED treatment options, compared by form and status

Updated October 2026

Direct answer

ED treatments come in three main forms: swallowed tablets, sublingual formulas and injections. They differ in form, ingredients, FDA status and price. A licensed provider decides which option, if any, is appropriate for you.

At a glance

Three forms, side by side.

Form

Quattro™ SublingualSublingual liquid, no needle
FDA-approved ED tabletsSwallowed tablet
Injection therapyInjected

Active ingredients

Quattro™ SublingualFour in one formula
FDA-approved ED tabletsOne per tablet
Injection therapyVaries by prescription

FDA status

Quattro™ SublingualCompounded, not FDA-approved
FDA-approved ED tabletsFDA-approved
Injection therapyVaries by prescription

Prescription

Quattro™ SublingualRequired, after provider review
FDA-approved ED tabletsRequired
Injection therapyRequired

Price

Quattro™ SublingualFrom $69 for a 5-pack. Pack and plan prices are on /pricing.
FDA-approved ED tabletsVaries by pharmacy and plan
Injection therapyVaries by prescription

Your provider decides which option, if any, is appropriate for you.

What is different about Quattro™ Sublingual

  • Sublingual liquid, no needle
  • Four ingredients in one formula
  • Compounded medication, not FDA-approved
  • From $69 for a 5-pack, with pack and plan prices on /pricing
  • No membership fee
  • Provider review, with medication and shipping included if prescribed
See pack prices

How the options differ

Swallowed ED tablets are FDA-approved, and each tablet contains one active ingredient. Sublingual formulas are placed under the tongue rather than swallowed. Injection therapy is given by injection.

Compounded medications are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies. They are not FDA-approved finished drug products.

FAQ

Questions about ED treatment options.

Swallowed tablets, sublingual formulas and injections are the main forms. They differ in form, ingredients, FDA status and price.

No. Quattro™ Sublingual is a sublingual liquid, and it involves no needle.

No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved finished drug products.

Yes. The options on this page require a prescription. A licensed provider reviews your intake and decides whether a prescription is appropriate.

Yes. You start with an online intake. A licensed provider reviews it and decides whether a prescription is appropriate. Approval is not guaranteed.

From $69 for a 5-pack. Pack and plan prices are on /pricing. Automatic renewal is optional and chosen at checkout.

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. A licensed provider decides whether a prescription is appropriate. Approval is not guaranteed.