
Answer questions about your sexual health, medical history and current medications.
A licensed provider reviews your intake, including heart health and any nitrate use, to determine what's appropriate.
If prescribed, your provider selects the molecule, strength and instructions that fit your history.
If your provider prescribes treatment, it ships in unmarked packaging from a licensed pharmacy.



Along with medication, if prescribed, you get:

A private online visit with licensed providers. Prescription treatment is only provided when a provider determines it is appropriate.
There is more than one format for ED care. A provider reviews your intake to help determine which, if any, is appropriate for you.
Treatment options differ and have not been directly compared. Only a licensed provider can determine whether any treatment is appropriate for you.
Providers commonly start at a lower strength and adjust based on how you respond. Any dose change is a clinical decision made by your provider.

Available in 49 states; not available in California. Prescription required. Erectile dysfunction can be a sign of an underlying condition such as cardiovascular disease or diabetes; a licensed provider reviews your history during your online visit.
keo is not a pharmacy and does not sell medication. Prescriptions are dispensed only by licensed US pharmacies after an evaluation by a licensed provider, and no medication is provided without a valid prescription. Submitting an intake does not guarantee that any treatment will be prescribed. Services are available in 49 states; we do not serve California. Medical evaluations are performed by independent US-licensed providers through LocumTele, and prescriptions are dispensed by Rush Pharmacy, a licensed US pharmacy.
All medications carry risks and possible side effects. Discuss your full medical history, allergies and current medications with your provider, and read the manufacturer's information that comes with your prescription. Seek medical attention for any serious reaction and report side effects to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088 or fda.gov/medwatch.
This site is for general information only and is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Individual experiences vary. Never delay or disregard professional medical advice because of something you read here. Call 911 in an emergency.