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Lemonaid Health

Checked October 15, 2026 9 sources Acquired lemonaidhealth.com ↗

Lemonaid Health is a San Francisco-based online doctor's office and pharmacy that treats ED, premature ejaculation and hair loss among many other conditions.

Sold by bankrupt 23andMe to a group led by Bambu Ventures and Innova Capital Partners under a Sept 10, 2025 agreement ($10M).

What it is

Lemonaid treats ED with generic and brand PDE5 drugs after a one-time online consultation that covers 12 refills.

Medical services are provided by LMND Medical Group entities, with Lemonaid Health Inc. providing management services.

23andMe bought Lemonaid in 2021 for $400 million; in September 2025 it agreed to sell it for $10 million during 23andMe's bankruptcy.

Prescribes: Generic sildenafil, tadalafil and vardenafil and brand Viagra, Cialis, Levitra and Staxyn; generic finasteride 1mg for hair loss.

What it costs

ED pillsfrom $2/pill1
ED consultation (covers 12 refills)$25 one-time1
Cialis Daily, first monthly shipment$301
Hair loss online visit$252

Insurance: ED page does not say whether insurance is accepted.

Prices change often. Check lemonaidhealth.com before you sign up.

By the numbers

  • Trustpilot: 4.3/5 from 191 reviews (72% five-star, 16% one-star), checked 2026-10-15.6
  • BBB: C- rating, not accredited, 8 complaints filed in the last 3 years.9
  • The App Store and Google Play apps are titled 'Lemonaid Primary Care Complete' and published by SteadyMD.7

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Low listed ED pill prices and a one-time consult fee covering 12 refills.1

Cons

  • Ownership changed in 2025 after parent 23andMe's bankruptcy.4
  • Few recent Trustpilot reviews; some mention unexpected monthly fees.5

What users say

Common themes in public posts on Reddit, Trustpilot, the Better Business Bureau and app stores, summarised and linked. Individual experiences vary.

  • Reviewers praise fast prescriptions and same-day video visits.5
  • Some complain of slow replies after intake and unclear monthly fees.5
  • Trustpilot reviewers: fast prescription turnaround and easy ordering.6
  • Trustpilot reviewers: helpful, approachable providers and support.6
  • Trustpilot reviewers: slow replies after intake and some rude phone interactions.6
  • Trustpilot reviewers: unclear recurring subscription fee.6

Sources

  1. 1Lemonaid ED pagelemonaidhealth.com ↗
  2. 2Lemonaid hair loss pagelemonaidhealth.com ↗
  3. 3Lemonaid homepagelemonaidhealth.com ↗
  4. 4Behavioral Health Business: Lemonaid sold for $10M (Sept 2025)bhbusiness.com ↗
  5. 5Trustpilot: lemonaidhealth.comtrustpilot.com ↗
  6. 6Trustpilot: lemonaidhealth.comtrustpilot.com ↗
  7. 7App Store listingapps.apple.com ↗
  8. 8Google Play listingplay.google.com ↗
  9. 9BBB business profilebbb.org ↗

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