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Last updated October 17, 2026

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We are honest about this: a comparison exists because the category has services we can be paid by, and we may feature services with affiliate programmes more often than services without them. That is why the rubric is public, why every claim is dated, and why we tell you on the page when a cheaper alternative outside the comparison may be the better choice.

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Relationships, in plain terms

At the date above, the services compared in our online erectile dysfunction article are promoted through affiliate programmes run by the providers or by affiliate networks. We are not owned by, invested in, or employed by any of them, and none of them has reviewed or approved our text.

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