r/HIMS

Try to make a long story short. Damaged my penis when I was 18 in a freak masturbation accident. Been dealing with severe ED since then. Combination of venous leaks and damaged suspensory ligament. Went to Dr. Goldstein in Cali when I was 21 to get Penile Revascularization surgery. It only helped a little, bringing my completely dead penis to somewhat barely functional level. It's unreliable, weak, and hard to get an erection. This has definitely destroyed my confidence and well being over the years. Suicidal depression levels. But I'm still here and still fighting the good fight to be alive and trying to find a romantic meaningful relationship. I lucked out and found an amazing girl somehow recently. I really don't want to mess this up. On our 3rd date things progressed to the bedroom and I had pre-ordered Bluechew Gold out of desperation. The timing of taking it was difficult and didn't really have good results. I did what I could with the little weak erection I had and hoped she didn't notice my trouble. We're seeing each other again and the expectation of intimacy/sex will be there.

Has anyone anyone tried daily cialis use vs as needed viagra? I'm thinking of trying hims or goodrx for generic tadalafil but i'm afraid of wasting my time and money. Any advice on experience with both ED medication? I just want confidence back but know I won't ever be 100% again

Hims apparently sets you up on an auto renewal subscription, which they don’t tell you until they charge you. I saw the charge and immediately went to cancel my subscription and request a refund as the app said it wouldn’t deliver until a month from now. I get a response saying they’d only refund me $1650 of the $1980 charged. I asked why, and they responded with that they’d already delivered part of the medication to me. So, I looked at my e-mail to see when the medication had shipped. They sent a shipping e-mail 6 hours after I cancelled my subscription. This company needs to be investigated. I’ve been reading a lot of horror stories on here. Do not use hims.