Apomorphine
Works on the brain’s arousal centers, so desire and response line up.


Three ED medicines in one tablet that melts under your tongue. Ready in about 15 minutes. Ready for up to 36 hours.*
Prescription required. Available only if a US-licensed clinician determines it is medically appropriate. Not all visits result in a prescription.
Works on the brain’s arousal centers, so desire and response line up.
The active ingredient in Viagra. Opens blood flow fast when you’re turned on.
The active ingredient in Cialis. Keeps you ready for up to 36 hours.
Each ingredient works on its own clock. Together they cover the first 15 minutes and the next 36 hours.
*Typical ranges for each ingredient on its own; combined compounded formulas haven’t been studied in trials. Timing varies. Most men take it about 30 minutes before sex.




| Tempo 3-in-1 | Sildenafil (Viagra) | Tadalafil (Cialis) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medicines per dose | 3 | 1 | 1 |
| Works on arousal in the brain | Yes | No | No |
| Melts under the tongue | Yes | Swallowed | Swallowed |
| Typical onset | ~15–30 min* | 30–60 min | 30–120 min |
| How long it lasts | Up to 36 hrs* | 4–6 hrs | Up to 36 hrs |
Answer a few questions about your health and medications.
A US-licensed clinician decides whether a prescription is medically appropriate. Not all visits result in a prescription.
If prescribed, it ships in a plain box. Refills require continued clinical appropriateness.
3-in-1 combines the ingredients in both with apomorphine, which works on arousal in the brain rather than blood flow. Many men who didn’t get enough from one pill try a combination. Your clinician can also adjust the strength.
Some men notice it in about 15 minutes. For best results, take it about 30 minutes before sex. You still need to be turned on for it to work.
The tadalafil in it can keep you ready for up to 36 hours, so one dose can cover a night or a weekend. Follow your clinician’s prescription instructions.
No. Your visit is online, the box is plain with no product name, and billing shows a neutral name.
No. This is an Rx-only medication. A US-licensed clinician decides whether it is medically appropriate after reviewing your intake. Not all visits result in a prescription.

Answer a few questions and receive a clinician review. Medication ships only if prescribed; not all visits result in a prescription.