Look past the branding and three providers on this page are selling essentially the same product: a sublingual, compounded formula combining apomorphine, vardenafil, sildenafil, and tadalafil. Rodeo calls it RODEO®. Strut Health calls it Super Strut. FeelGood calls it QUAD®. Same four ingredients, same core mechanism, three different prices.

RodeoSuper StrutFeelGood QUAD®
Price$69/month$79–$99/month$114/month
FormatSublingual chewSublingual dissolving tabletSublingual liquid
IngredientsApomorphine, vardenafil, sildenafil, tadalafilApomorphine, vardenafil, tadalafil, oxytocinApomorphine, vardenafil, sildenafil, tadalafil
BillingSubscription, cancel anytimeSubscription, cancel anytimeSubscription, cancel anytime
Compounded?YesYesYes
Compounded medication notice: all three of these products are compounded medications. None is itself FDA-approved, even though the individual active ingredients each have independent FDA-approved uses. Speak with the prescribing clinician about your options before choosing any of them.

The One Real Ingredient Difference

Rodeo and FeelGood's QUAD® use the identical four-ingredient combination: apomorphine, vardenafil, sildenafil, tadalafil. Strut Health's Super Strut swaps sildenafil out for oxytocin — still four ingredients, but a different fourth component, positioned around trust and intimacy rather than an additional PDE5 inhibitor.

Why the Price Spreads So Much for the Same Formula

A $45-per-month gap between the cheapest (Rodeo, $69) and most expensive (FeelGood, $114) option for what's largely the same ingredient list comes down to brand positioning, marketing spend, and company overhead — not a meaningfully different product. Strut Health's $79–$99 range sits in between, and its ingredient swap (oxytocin instead of sildenafil) is the one case here where the price difference tracks an actual formula difference rather than just branding.

Delivery Format, If It Matters to You

Chew, dissolving tablet, and liquid all work on the same sublingual-absorption principle — bypassing the stomach for faster onset than a swallowed pill. If you have a strong preference for one physical format over another, that's a more personal decision than the ingredient list, since all three are functionally similar in how fast they're absorbed.

Bottom Line

For the identical formula, Rodeo is the cheapest at $69/month. If oxytocin instead of sildenafil is specifically what you want, Super Strut is the only one of the three offering that combination. FeelGood's QUAD® is the same formula as Rodeo at a $45/month premium — worth comparing before choosing simply based on which site you land on first.

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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Strut Health

Super Strut: tadalafil + vardenafil + apomorphine + oxytocin, sublingual dissolving tablet. $79–$99/month.

FDA notice: Strut Health received an FDA Warning Letter (#721448, Feb 2026) regarding marketing claims that implied FDA approval and overstated its role as the compounder.

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FeelGood

QUAD®: apomorphine + vardenafil + sildenafil + tadalafil, sublingual liquid. $114/month.

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Are Rodeo and FeelGood's QUAD really the same formula?
Yes — both combine apomorphine, vardenafil, sildenafil, and tadalafil in a sublingual format. The ingredient lists match; the price and delivery format (chew vs. liquid) differ.
Why does Strut Health have a warning notice these two don't?
Strut Health received an FDA Warning Letter (#721448, Feb 2026) over marketing claims that implied FDA approval and overstated the company's role as the compounder. That's specific to Strut Health's marketing history, not the formula itself.
Is a more expensive version of the same formula better?
Not necessarily. Price differences here largely reflect brand positioning and company overhead rather than a meaningfully different product, since two of the three share an identical ingredient list.
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