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ED Clinic in Vancouver, BC

Discreet, prescriber-led care for erectile dysfunction. Assessed online with no visit fee, filled by a local pharmacy you can actually reach: sildenafil and tadalafil capsules, urologist-directed injectable options, and packaging that arrives plain and sealed.

Private and discreet No visit fee, MSP billed Local pickup or free delivery
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Worth doing properly

More common than you think, and worth assessing

Erectile dysfunction is common and very treatable, and most men do well on a simple oral medication. It is also worth a real look, because ED can be an early signal of cardiovascular disease, blood pressure problems, or diabetes. A five-minute pill order that skips that check does you a disservice; our clinic keeps a licensed prescriber in the loop while keeping the whole thing private and easy.

A licensed BC prescriber assesses you online, with the visit billed to MSP for eligible BC residents, so there is no visit fee. If medication is appropriate, Carebridge fills it: local pickup on Main Street, or free delivery in plain, sealed packaging. And you get a pharmacist you can phone with the questions men usually do not ask.

Options and pricing

Oral options, with the price beside them

The two standard oral ED medications, compounded as capsules to your prescriber's dose. When approved by your doctor, the capsule version is often cheaper than the manufactured tablets. Every option requires a prescription.

Oral, on demand
Sildenafil capsules
Sildenafil is the shorter-acting option, typically taken before activity. Compounded capsules allow intermediate strengths and a dissolvable format where a prescriber directs it.
Sildenafil 100 mg capsule$5 per capsule
Strength and quantity set by your prescriber. Must never be combined with nitrates.
Oral, longer window
Tadalafil capsules
Tadalafil lasts longer and is used before activity or as a low daily dose. Compounded capsules allow the exact daily strength a prescriber wants.
Tadalafil 20 mg capsule$6 per capsule
Strength and quantity set by your prescriber. Must never be combined with nitrates.

Other strengths are compounded to your prescriber's specification. Compounded capsules are prepared under provincial pharmacy regulation and require a valid prescription. We confirm your exact cost before dispensing.

When oral is not enough

Injectable options: Bimix, Trimix, and Quadmix

When oral medications are not effective or not suitable, a urologist may use injection therapy. Starting it requires a comprehensive review and hands-on training by your urologist; it is not something to begin from a website. Once your urologist writes the prescription, Carebridge prepares the custom formula. These are examples; concentrations are individualized.

Two-agent
Bimix
Papaverine + Phentolamine
A two-drug combination that relaxes penile smooth muscle and improves blood flow, often the starting injectable formula.
Requires comprehensive review and training by your urologist. We prepare the custom formula to their prescription.
Three-agent
Trimix
Papaverine + Phentolamine + Alprostadil (PGE1)
The most widely used injectable combination, effective for many men who do not respond adequately to Bimix or oral options.
Requires comprehensive review and training by your urologist. We prepare the custom formula to their prescription.
Four-agent
Quadmix
Papaverine + Phentolamine + Alprostadil + Atropine
A four-drug combination a urologist may use when Trimix is not sufficient, sometimes allowing lower amounts of the others.
Requires comprehensive review and training by your urologist. We prepare the custom formula to their prescription.

Injectable ED therapy is urologist-initiated and requires training on technique and dosing before use. Prolonged erection (priapism) lasting more than four hours is a medical emergency: seek urgent care. Compounded injectables are not Health Canada approved manufactured products and are prepared for an individual patient on a prescription.

From intake to first fill

How the ED Clinic works

1

Private online intake

A short, confidential intake covering your health, medications, and history. About ten minutes.

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Prescriber assessment

A licensed BC online clinic reviews you and prescribes if appropriate. Billed to MSP for eligible BC residents; no visit fee.

3

Pharmacist screening

We screen through PharmaNet, especially for nitrates and interacting medications, and counsel you privately.

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Discreet pickup or delivery

Plain, sealed packaging every time, for pickup on Main Street or free delivery across Metro Vancouver.

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Be first in when the clinic opens.

The ED Clinic is [status to confirm]. Join the waitlist and we will contact you when intake opens. Already have a prescription? You can transfer it to Carebridge now for the pricing above, discreet packaging, and free delivery.

Assessment and prescribing are performed by an independent licensed prescriber. Joining the waitlist or submitting an intake does not guarantee a prescription. A dedicated online intake form is [status to confirm].

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Discreet care, handled with respect.
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A dedicated ED destination, powered by Carebridge.

We are building a focused men's health site for erectile dysfunction, connected to this pharmacy for assessment, compounding, and discreet delivery. It will list the full range of oral and injectable options and link back here. Ask us to be notified when it launches.

A note on safety

ED medications, oral and injectable, must never be combined with nitrates (including nitroglycerin), as the combination can cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure. Tell the prescriber and pharmacist about every medication and health condition. Because ED can be an early sign of cardiovascular disease, an honest assessment is worth more than a quick fix. Seek urgent care for chest pain, sudden vision or hearing changes, fainting, or an erection lasting more than four hours. Assessment and prescribing are made by a licensed prescriber, and a prescription is not guaranteed.

The ED Clinic, answered

Is there a fee to see the prescriber?

No. For eligible BC residents, the consultation is billed to MSP through a licensed BC online clinic, so there is no visit fee. You pay only for your medication, and we confirm that cost before dispensing.

How much do the medications cost?

Sildenafil 100 mg capsules are $5 each and tadalafil 20 mg capsules are $6 each; other strengths are compounded to your prescriber's specification, and the capsule version, when approved by your doctor, is often cheaper than the manufactured tablets. Injectable therapy is quoted individually. We confirm your exact cost before dispensing.

How private is it?

Very. The assessment is online, conversations with the pharmacist happen privately or by phone, packaging is plain and sealed, and delivery across Metro Vancouver is free and discreet. Your information is handled under the same confidentiality rules as every prescription we fill.

What are Bimix, Trimix, and Quadmix?

They are compounded injectable ED treatments with two, three, or four active ingredients, used when oral medications are not effective or suitable. Starting them requires a comprehensive review and hands-on training by your urologist; once your urologist writes the prescription, Carebridge prepares the custom formula.

Can I use ED medication if I take other prescriptions?

Some combinations are dangerous, especially with nitrates used for chest pain. That is exactly why every prescription here is screened through PharmaNet and reviewed by a pharmacist. Tell the prescriber and pharmacist everything you take.

What if the medication does not work for me?

Tell us. The prescriber can adjust the dose or switch between sildenafil and tadalafil, and if oral options are not enough, a urologist can consider injectable therapy. There is usually a path forward.

References and guidance

Independent clinical and regulatory sources on the topics covered above. External links open in a new tab.

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Join the waitlist for the ED Clinic, or transfer a prescription today. Private assessment, honest care, and a pharmacist who answers the phone.

Reviewed by Arash Pourzare, Pharm.D, and Behnaz Alijani, Pharm.D, pharmacists at Carebridge Pharmacy, Vancouver. Last reviewed: July 2026.