trForce Expands ED Treatment Options with Quadruple Powered and Daily Boost

SAN DIEGO, October 23, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- trForce, a telehealth platform powered by TrimRx, is expanding its offerings to provide discreet and convenient erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment directly from home. The service connects adults with independent licensed providers for fast, discreet care, ensuring no waiting room is required.

trForce offers two primary treatment options: the Quadruple Powered combination, starting at $149 for 10 doses, and the single-ingredient Daily Boost, priced at $109 for a 4-week supply. Both options depend on clinical eligibility and availability, with the final prescription decision made by an independent medical group. The platform does not provide medical care, prescribe medication, or dispense prescriptions; its role is to handle intake, routing, and administrative coordination.

The Quadruple Powered combination is a compounded product that includes four active ingredients: Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Apomorphine, and L-citrulline. While the brand markets this as a "maximum potency" option, it is important to note that combining two medications from the same drug class is a clinical decision and not a standard, FDA-recognized regimen. The prescribing provider and pharmacy make this decision, and no claim is made that compounded formulations are equivalent to any FDA-approved drug.

The Daily Boost, on the other hand, is a single-ingredient option, specifically tadalafil, described as a "low-dose, daily prescription treatment" for continuous use. This option is a factual difference in formulation, not a comparative safety claim about which carries less risk.

Both treatment options come with the same disclaimer: prescription required, treatment options depend on clinical eligibility and availability, compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and individual results vary. Nitrate use is a contraindication, and patients should disclose this to the provider during intake, as it can affect whether a prescription is issued at all.

trForce's service is available to adults 18 and older, and the company ships medication to the 50 U.S. states. Shipping generally occurs within 48 business hours after the questionnaire is completed, though there may be a shipping delay past 14 days. The company does not provide insurance billing, and the service is not intended for anyone expecting an automatic prescription or a guaranteed combination of ingredients.

Pricing discrepancies exist on the trForce site. The Daily Boost is listed as "Starting at $89/month," which may be a different promotional tier or plan length than the pricing card, though the exact details are not provided.

trForce also notes that the company is committed to compliance with California Proposition 65, stating that the product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

In summary, trForce offers two ED treatment options through a telehealth coordination service, connecting patients with independent licensed providers for fast, discreet care. The service is not a pharmacy or a doctor's office, and the actual prescribing decision sits with a separate, independent medical group. Patients should verify the specific details and pricing before starting the questionnaire.