Rodeo isn't a pill. It's a sublingual chew — dissolved under the tongue rather than swallowed — combining four active ingredients into a single dose: apomorphine, vardenafil, sildenafil, and tadalafil. The company behind it, Modern Metabolic Medicine, is based in Wilmington, Delaware, and the product is LegitScript certified.

4-in-1 Sublingual Chew

Rodeo

A sublingual chew combining apomorphine, vardenafil, sildenafil, and tadalafil. $69/month subscription, cancel anytime.

Compounded medication notice: not FDA-approved. Speak with the prescribing clinician about your options.

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What to verify about the advertised monthly price

The $69 figure discussed in this review is a previously advertised offer, not a live price quote. Promotional pricing, supply, subscription terms, and product availability can change. Check the provider's current checkout and ask whether that total includes the initial consultation, medication, shipping, repeat evaluations, and any renewal increase.

A compound containing multiple ingredients also deserves a different question from “Is it faster?” Ask the prescriber why an FDA-approved single-agent tablet would not meet your clinical needs; request the exact amount of each ingredient, the dispensing pharmacy's name, and specific interaction and adverse-effect guidance. Combining several PDE5 inhibitors is not equivalent to evidence that the combined formula is more effective or safer.

Do not interpret a claimed 10–15-minute onset as a guaranteed response. The formulation is not FDA-approved as a combination product, and individual response and safety screening matter. Read the FDA's compounding overview and compare approved versus compounded options before using a commercial offer.

What's in the Formula

  • Apomorphine — works on a different mechanism than the other three, targeting desire rather than blood flow directly.
  • Vardenafil — a PDE5 inhibitor with relatively fast onset.
  • Sildenafil — the active ingredient in Viagra, included for additional strength.
  • Tadalafil — the longest-acting of the group, contributing to the extended duration Rodeo advertises.

Rodeo states the sublingual format absorbs in 10–15 minutes and isn't blocked by food the way a swallowed pill can be, with effects the company says last up to 36 hours.

Compounded medication notice: Rodeo's 4-in-1 formula combines multiple active ingredients and is a compounded medication. It is not itself FDA-approved, even though the individual ingredients are each independently approved. Speak with the prescribing clinician about your options.

What It Costs

Rodeo is priced at $69/month on a subscription basis, cancel anytime — the company's own site lists a higher "compare" price around $129 alongside the $69 offer, so treat that comparison figure as marketing framing rather than a price you'd otherwise pay elsewhere for the identical product.

How It's Different From a Standard Pill

The pitch here is entirely about format and combination, not a new mechanism. Three of the four ingredients (vardenafil, sildenafil, tadalafil) are the same PDE5-inhibitor class used across most of this page. What's different is packaging all three into one sublingual dose alongside apomorphine, rather than picking a single ingredient and taking it as a swallowed pill.

Bottom Line

Rodeo is worth considering if you specifically want a sublingual, multi-ingredient format and are comfortable with a compounded product at a fixed $69/month subscription. If you'd rather take a single FDA-approved generic ingredient at a lower price, several other providers on this page are a more direct fit.

Is Rodeo FDA-approved?
No. Rodeo is a compounded medication combining four active ingredients. Each ingredient individually has FDA-approved uses, but the combined 4-in-1 formula has not been evaluated or approved by the FDA.
Does Rodeo require a subscription?
Yes. Rodeo is billed as a $69/month subscription, though it's stated as cancel-anytime with no long-term commitment required.
How is Rodeo different from a standard sildenafil or tadalafil pill?
Rodeo combines three PDE5-inhibitor-class ingredients (vardenafil, sildenafil, tadalafil) plus apomorphine into one sublingual dose, rather than a single ingredient in a swallowed tablet. It's a format and combination difference, not a new mechanism.
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