Pensacola, Florida
Erectile dysfunction and low libido are common, treatable, and awkward to bring up. As part of your primary care at EliteRx, they are evaluated properly, as a medical issue with real causes, not a quick script and a shrug. Private, self-pay, and handled by the same providers who manage the rest of your health.
Or jump to what you needMost men don't start at a doctor's office. They start with search bars and supplement aisles: maca, citrulline, testosterone boosters, whatever a forum swears by this month. Sometimes something helps a little. Usually it's a lot of money and guessing, with no idea what's actually behind the problem.
EliteRx takes the opposite approach. Erectile dysfunction and low libido are medical symptoms with real, identifiable contributors, and the point of a visit is to figure out yours, then treat based on that. Sometimes the fix is straightforward. Sometimes the workup turns up something more important that was worth catching. Either way, you stop guessing.
And because EliteRx is a primary care clinic, this doesn't happen in isolation. Your sexual health gets looked at alongside your heart, your labs, your weight and your hormones, by a team that already has the full picture.
Here's the part most men aren't told: erectile function depends heavily on healthy blood flow, so erectile dysfunction can be an early risk marker for underlying cardiovascular disease and other health conditions. It can show up before other symptoms do.
That's not meant to alarm anyone. It's the reason ED deserves a real evaluation instead of just a prescription passed across a counter. Clinical guidance specifically advises that men with ED be counseled about this connection, and that the visit include a proper medical history, an exam and appropriate lab work.
Treating the symptom and ignoring the signal is a missed opportunity. At a primary care clinic, we don't have to choose.
This is EliteRx's real advantage over an ED storefront or a mail-order pill service: the same team that helps with the symptom can evaluate what's underneath it.
Erectile dysfunction is commonly multifactorial, which is a clinical way of saying there's rarely just one cause. A good evaluation looks at circulation and cardiovascular health, medications you take, metabolic health and blood sugar, stress, sleep, lifestyle, and hormonal contributors.
Testosterone is part of that workup when appropriate, especially when low libido or other symptoms point in that direction, and morning testosterone is a standard thing to check. But ED is not automatically a low-testosterone problem, and treating every case as if it were misses the many other things that can be involved. If hormones do turn out to be part of your picture, that connects directly to our hormone therapy care.
Once there's an actual understanding of what's contributing, treatment can be matched to it rather than guessed at.
Sometimes the most effective step is treating what's underneath: blood pressure, metabolic health, medications, sleep or lifestyle factors that affect erectile function.
EliteRx offers tadalafil and sildenafil, well-established oral treatments and a common first-line option for many men, discussed with their benefits and considerations after your evaluation. Tadalafil 5 mg is included for members when prescribed and medically appropriate.
For men where oral options aren't appropriate or effective, EliteRx offers Tri-Mix, an injectable therapy. Pricing varies by vial size and quantity and starts at $400, which includes injection teaching and follow-up support. Technique, dosing and safety are reviewed with every patient, and whether it's a fit is a clinical decision made together.
If low testosterone is a genuine contributor, hormone therapy may be part of the plan, coordinated through the same clinic.
Stress, anxiety and relationship factors can play a real role. When appropriate, EliteRx refers patients to a sexual counselor and a mental-health clinic for additional support, because addressing this side is part of good care, not an afterthought.
Treatment is adjusted based on how you respond, with follow-up rather than a one-and-done prescription.
This is an awkward thing to raise, and EliteRx treats it that way, with discretion. Every conversation is private. Nothing about the reason for your visit goes onto a form on this website, and you can text or call the office to schedule without explaining anything up front.
You're also not walking into an anonymous storefront or a telehealth chatbot. It's a real clinic, a real provider, and a relationship, which for most men turns out to be the part that actually makes this easier.
When low testosterone is a genuine contributor, it's evaluated and treated properly. Hormone therapy →
Because ED can flag cardiovascular or metabolic issues, a clinic that does full workups matters. Primary care →
Metabolic health, weight and activity all affect erectile function, and they're handled here too. Medical weight loss →
Men's sexual health at EliteRx is handled by licensed providers, discreetly and as part of your overall health.
Founder of EliteRx, with a background in emergency and flight medicine and an additional degree in exercise science. He built the clinic around whole-person primary care, which is exactly the context sexual health should be evaluated in.
The provider who leads men's sexual health at EliteRx. A retired Army Physician Assistant with 26 years of service, focused on hormones, performance medicine and orthopedic care, all of which intersect with men's health and the hormonal side of sexual health.
A nurse practitioner with 20+ years in healthcare and an emergency-medicine background, with a particular interest in hormone optimization and testosterone replacement therapy, which are often part of the picture in men's sexual health.
ED is commonly multifactorial. Contributors can include circulation and cardiovascular health, diabetes and metabolic health, medications, neurologic conditions, stress, anxiety, sleep, lifestyle and hormonal factors such as low testosterone. Because the causes vary, a proper evaluation looks at the whole picture rather than assuming one cause.
It can be. Men should be counseled that ED can be a risk marker for underlying cardiovascular disease and other health conditions. That's one reason it's worth evaluating properly rather than only treating the symptom, and it's an advantage of being seen at a primary care clinic that can look at your overall health.
No. Low testosterone is one possible contributor, and morning testosterone is measured as part of the workup, especially when low libido or other symptoms point that way. But erectile dysfunction is not automatically a low-testosterone problem, and treating it that way misses the many other factors that can be involved.
Tri-Mix is a prescription injectable therapy sometimes used for erectile dysfunction when other treatments aren't appropriate or effective. Whether it's a fit is a clinical decision made with your provider after an evaluation.
Yes. Sexual health conversations at EliteRx are private. You don't have to explain the reason for your visit on a public web form, and you can text or call the office to schedule.
No. EliteRx is a self-pay clinic and does not bill insurance. Options and pricing are explained up front, with no surprise insurance bills.
Medically reviewed by William “Billy” Kimbrell, APRN
Last reviewed: August 2026
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EliteRx · 3298 Summit Blvd, Suite 40, Pensacola, FL 32503 · Open Monday–Thursday, 8:30 AM–4:30 PM