MyRocky ED Review (2026): It Wins Quebec Outright
MyRocky is our #2 ED pick behind Felix, and it takes the matchup outright for a third of the country. Here is which criteria decide it, and where Felix takes it back.
Reviewed · CompareTreatments Canada editorial team
About MyRocky
MyRocky is a Canadian telehealth provider that pairs an online clinic with an in-house licensed pharmacy. It is LegitScript certified, has enrolled over 350,000 Canadians, and names its clinical leadership publicly — Dr. George Mankaryous, MD CCFP, and pharmacist-in-charge Mina Rizk, RPh MPharm. Naming the responsible clinicians is not universal in this market, and it matters.
For erectile dysfunction, MyRocky prescribes Health Canada-approved sildenafil and tadalafil in generic and brand-name form — sildenafil (Viagra) at 50mg and 100mg from $84 per month, tadalafil (Cialis) at 10mg and 20mg from $107, a dissolvable tadalafil from $107, and a sildenafil + tadalafil combination pack from $134 subject to consultation.
These are established, Health Canada-authorised molecules, not compounded multi-ingredient formulas. Compounded "4-in-1" ED products are marketed heavily in the US and are not permitted in Canada, so any Canadian platform advertising one is disqualifying itself from this comparison rather than winning it.
Against Felix, the matchup splits along two rows. The first is coverage: Felix serves nine provinces, MyRocky serves ten. In Quebec — regulated separately through the Collège des médecins du Québec — there is no comparison to run, because only one of the two can treat you. The second is what you pay to find out whether you qualify: Felix charges a fill fee against its plan, while MyRocky advertises a free same-day prescription, so an ineligible patient walks away having spent nothing.
The third row is fulfilment, and it is the quiet one. Most Canadian platforms write a prescription and hand it to a third-party pharmacy, which is where refill delays begin. MyRocky dispenses from its own licensed pharmacy and advertises 2-day discreet delivery — the transfer step that fails simply is not in the chain.
At a Glance
| Sildenafil (generic Viagra) | 50mg and 100mg, from $84/month |
|---|---|
| Tadalafil (generic Cialis) | 10mg and 20mg, from $107/month |
| Dissolvable tadalafil | 10mg and 20mg, from $107/month |
| Combination pack | Sildenafil + tadalafil, from $134/month, subject to consultation |
| Consultation fee | None — free same-day prescription |
| Pharmacy | In-house licensed pharmacy — no third-party transfer |
| Delivery | 2-day discreet delivery, free shipping |
| Provinces served | All 10, including Quebec and New Brunswick |
| Certification | LegitScript certified |
Pros and Cons
Pros
- ✓Wins Quebec outright, where Felix cannot treat you at all
- ✓Free same-day prescription, so an ineligible patient is not out of pocket
- ✓Health Canada-approved sildenafil and tadalafil, generic or brand — no compounded formulas
- ✓In-house pharmacy dispensing beats the third-party transfer every rival here relies on
- ✓Both PDE5 inhibitors on one platform, so switching molecule does not mean switching clinics
- ✓Free unlimited medical support and a lowest-price guarantee on medication
Cons
- ✗Loses to Felix on scale and track record — 350,000 patients against more than 1.5 million
- ✗Nitrate use is an absolute contraindication — no online platform will or should prescribe around it
- ✗The headline monthly prices are the cheapest tier; cost rises with pill count and shorter plans
- ✗Direct-pay only, and the territories are not served — as with every national platform we compare
How It Works
- 1.Choose a treatment
Sildenafil, tadalafil, dissolvable tadalafil or the combination pack. Carrying both molecules is a genuine edge here: switching between them is a plan change rather than a new intake at a new provider.
- 2.Complete the medical questionnaire
Nitrates, cardiovascular history, alpha-blockers and current medications. Every legitimate Canadian platform we compare screens for these, so this row separates nobody — but its absence would disqualify a provider outright.
- 3.A licensed Canadian physician reviews it
Same-day prescriptions are available for eligible patients, and the review carries no fee — the row where MyRocky beats the field on cost of entry.
- 4.MyRocky’s own pharmacy dispenses
Filled in-house rather than transferred out, then shipped free in plain, unmarked packaging at an advertised two days.
- 5.Ongoing support and refills
Free unlimited medical support is included, so dose and molecule can be adjusted rather than fixed at the first script.
Pricing
| Sildenafil (Viagra) 50mg / 100mg | From $84/month |
|---|---|
| Tadalafil (Cialis) 10mg / 20mg | From $107/month |
| Dissolvable tadalafil 10mg / 20mg | From $107/month |
| Sildenafil + tadalafil combination pack | From $134/month, subject to consultation |
| Consultation | Free — same-day prescription |
| Shipping | Free, 2-day discreet delivery |
Prices move with the number of pills — 6, 8 or 12 — and whether you take a one-month or three-month plan, so the starting figures are the cheapest tier rather than a typical bill. Compare at your actual dose and frequency: against a rival quoting fill fees rather than monthly totals, that is the only comparison that resolves.
Who It's For
A good fit if…
- • You live in Quebec, which settles this matchup before any other row is read
- • You would rather not pay anything to establish whether you are eligible
- • You want to try both sildenafil and tadalafil without moving between platforms
- • Fulfilment speed matters and you would rather avoid a third-party pharmacy transfer
Look elsewhere if…
- • You take nitrates — this is an absolute contraindication, and no online platform will or should prescribe
- • You want the largest Canadian platform and the longest track record behind the prescription→ Felix Health serves nine provinces with more than 1.5 million patients.
- • Your ED came on suddenly, followed pelvic surgery or trauma, or is accompanied by other neurological symptoms — see someone in person
How It Compares
Rankings on this site weigh all-in cost in CAD, provincial coverage, clinical model and pharmacy model. Compare MyRocky against the alternatives before you commit:
Frequently Asked Questions
MyRocky or Felix for ED?+
How much does MyRocky ED treatment cost in Canada?+
Does MyRocky treat ED in Quebec?+
Sildenafil or tadalafil — which should I choose?+
Are MyRocky’s ED medications compounded?+
Is MyRocky legit?+
How do I sign up for MyRocky?+
Which providers do you recommend in Canada?
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Editorial Verdict
MyRocky is our #2 ED pick, and the ranking is narrower than the gap on the page suggests. Felix takes it on scale and track record. MyRocky takes it on the two rows most readers actually decide with: cost of entry, where a free same-day prescription beats a fill fee, and coverage, where ten provinces beats nine.
In Quebec that second row is not a tiebreaker, it is the whole comparison. Felix cannot treat you there, so the ranking above MyRocky is theoretical and this is the platform that will actually write the prescription. If you live anywhere else, read the matchup on cost of entry and fulfilment instead.
The caveat is the pricing structure rather than the price. $84 a month is the cheapest sildenafil tier — lowest pill count, longest plan — so run your own dose through the plan options before treating it as your bill. And one point holds whichever provider wins your comparison: ED is a recognised early marker of cardiovascular disease, so an online questionnaire is a good route to treatment and not a substitute for a workup if the problem is new or sudden.
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References and further reading
- NCBI Bookshelf, Sildenafil (StatPearls) (NCBI Bookshelf). Mechanism, contraindications and safety for erectile dysfunction.
- CPSO, Virtual Care policy (College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario). What Canadian physicians must do before prescribing virtually.
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