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Sublingual Sildenafil Price: What ED Tablets Cost per Dose

CHROMA23® lists no sublingual tablet with sildenafil alone. The tablets that hold sildenafil dissolve in the mouth: CHROMA 3X is from $3.77 a dose and CHROMA 4X from $4.38 a dose, visit and shipping included, plus tax where required. They are compounded and not FDA-approved.

CHROMA23® EditorialPublished 2026-11-06Updated 2026-11-064 min read

Key facts

  • CHROMA 3X is from $3.77 a dose and CHROMA 4X from $4.38 a dose, plus tax where required.
  • CHROMA X Max is from $6.27 a dose and CHROMA X Max Peak from $8.81 a dose, plus tax where required.
  • The price depends on pack size and plan length, and it is shown before you pay.
  • CHROMA23® is cash-pay only and does not accept, bill or process health insurance. FSA and HSA cards are accepted at checkout.
  • All four tablets are compounded and not FDA-approved. They are not for use with nitrates or guanylate cyclase stimulators.
  • An erection lasting longer than 4 hours is a medical emergency.

How much does sublingual sildenafil cost?

CHROMA23® lists no sublingual tablet with sildenafil alone. Two tablets that dissolve in the mouth hold sildenafil with other medicines, and two sublingual tablets hold tadalafil with other medicines. Prices per dose start at:

  • CHROMA 3X, dissolving: from $3.77 a dose, plus tax where required
  • CHROMA 4X, dissolving: from $4.38 a dose, plus tax where required
  • CHROMA X Max, sublingual: from $6.27 a dose, plus tax where required
  • CHROMA X Max Peak, sublingual: from $8.81 a dose, plus tax where required

Each figure includes the provider visit and shipping. The full plan price is shown before you pay.

Why does the price per dose change?

The price per dose is your plan's monthly rate divided by a month's tablets, counting one tablet as one dose. Two choices move it:

  • Pack size: 11, 19 or 26 tablets a month
  • Plan length: by month, 3 months or 6 months

The figures above come with the 26-tablet pack on the 6-month plan. A smaller pack or a shorter plan costs more a dose.

A pack size is not a direction to use that many tablets. CHROMA X Max and CHROMA X Max Peak hold PT-141. The Vyleesi® label limits monthly use of that product, because frequent use raises the risk of skin darkening and prolongs raised blood pressure. Your provider sets your dose, and the pharmacy's written instructions ship with your order. Price changes only take effect at renewal, with advance notice.

What does the price include?

The price of a plan names what is in it:

  • The provider visit and, where a prescription fits, the prescription
  • Compounded tablets dispensed by a licensed pharmacy
  • Shipping, in discreet packaging
  • Written instructions from the pharmacy, in your pack
  • Secure care team messaging, so you can ask your provider questions

CHROMA23+ membership is free for 6 months, then $99 per 6 months, or free with any 3- or 6-month plan. On a monthly plan it is $99 every 6 months after the free period, plus tax where required, billed separately from the plan.

Why do compounded ED tablet prices differ?

Compounded tablets have no single list price. Four things change the price from one seller to another:

  • The medicines in the tablet and the strength of each
  • How many tablets come in a pack
  • Whether a provider visit is part of the price or billed separately
  • Whether shipping is included

When you compare prices, compare the same medicines, strength and pack size, and check what the price leaves out. A compounded tablet and an FDA-approved tablet are different products, so price alone does not compare them.

Does insurance cover sublingual ED tablets?

CHROMA23® is cash-pay only and does not accept, bill or process health insurance. Compounded medicines are also not FDA-approved, which is one reason many people pay for them out of pocket. If you use another pharmacy, ask your plan directly what it covers.

FSA and HSA cards are accepted at checkout. Whether a charge qualifies is decided by your plan.

Are FDA-approved options available?

Yes. FDA-approved ED products include generic sildenafil, tadalafil and vardenafil tablets. CHROMA23® does not offer them. A pharmacist can tell you what they cost, and your doctor can tell you whether one fits your situation. The FDA status page explains how they differ from compounded tablets.

Frequently asked questions

Is the price per dose the price of one tablet?

The price per dose is your plan's monthly rate divided by a month's tablets, counting one tablet as one dose. Your provider sets your dose.

Is there a monthly cost for sublingual ED tablets?

Plans run by month, 3 months or 6 months, and the price of each is shown before you pay. The lowest price per dose, such as $6.27 for CHROMA X Max plus tax where required, comes with the 26-tablet pack on the longest plan.

Do I pay before a provider reviews my case?

Yes. You choose a plan and pay, then complete the intake, and a provider reads your case. If a prescription is written, a licensed U.S. pharmacy fills it and ships it. You're notified at every step. If a provider decides a tablet does not fit, your order is fully or partially refunded under the Refund Policy.

Can I use my FSA or HSA card?

FSA and HSA cards are accepted at checkout. Whether a charge qualifies is decided by your plan.

About CHROMA23®

CHROMA23® brings weight loss, longevity, sexual health, hair, and skincare into one place. Every prescription decision is made by an independent provider licensed in the patient's state, where available, and every medication is dispensed by a state-licensed pharmacy. The assessment is free. One clear price per plan, shown in full before you pay. The medicine is real. The provider is real.

Sources

  1. FDA: compounding and the FDA, questions and answers
  2. American Urological Association: erectile dysfunction guideline
  3. Drugs@FDA: FDA-approved drug products
  4. Viagra® (sildenafil) full prescribing information
  5. Cialis® (tadalafil) full prescribing information
  6. Vyleesi® (bremelanotide) injection label (DailyMed)

Keep reading

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Always consult a licensed provider about your individual situation. Figures from named clinical trials describe study populations; individual results vary and are not typical.

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