Cream for Erectile Dysfunction: Vitaros, Eroxon and Your Options in the UK
Two licensed ED creams are available in the UK: Vitaros (prescription) and Eroxon (over the counter). Here's how they compare and which suits you.


The original branded sildenafil 50mg, from £4.00 a tablet. Works in 30 to 60 minutes and lasts up to 4 hours.
Every strength and pack size at our standard price, next to other UK online pharmacies. No subscription, and the price doesn't go up after your first order.
Strength
| Provider | 4 tablets | 8 tablets | 12 tablets | 16 tablets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| £19.49£4.87 a tablet | £32.99£4.12 a tablet | £49.99£4.17 a tablet | £63.99£4.00 a tablet | |
| £19.50£4.88 a tablet | £34.50£4.31 a tablet | £50.00£4.17 a tablet | £64.00£4.00 a tablet | |
| £19.99£5.00 a tablet | £38.50£4.81 a tablet | £57.00£4.75 a tablet | £73.95£4.62 a tablet | |
| £21.99£5.50 a tablet | £33.99£4.25 a tablet | £50.99£4.25 a tablet | £67.99£4.25 a tablet | |
| £22.99£5.75 a tablet | £38.99£4.87 a tablet | – | £64.99£4.06 a tablet | |
| – | £99.00£12.38 a tablet | – | – |
Standard prices checked 10 October 2026. Excludes first-order discounts. A dash means the pack is not sold.
Arousal triggers cGMP, a molecule that boosts blood flow to the penis and helps you get an erection.
In people with ED, an enzyme called PDE5 breaks down cGMP too quickly, reducing blood flow and causing the erection to fade.
ED treatments block PDE5, helping more blood reach the penis. This leads to firmer, longer-lasting erections.
Getting started takes about three minutes.

A few questions about your health and goals. No appointment, no selfies.

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A GPhC-registered prescriber checks it's safe and suitable. You only pay if approved.

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