Let’s talk about something that doesn’t get talked about enough: men dealing with ED (erectile dysfunction) and the partners who want to support them.
When my husband and I started looking into at-home ED meds, we didn’t expect to find something that actually fit our lifestyle so well. But after trying Cake ED Meds To Go, I knew I had to write about it. Not as a dietitian this time, but as a wife who was there every step of the way—from quiz to doorstep.
Why Cake ED?
We looked into a few other brands first, including Hims and Brave RX. But honestly, most of the reviews either felt too salesy or too clinical. Cake stood out because of their fun, casual tone and their product design—quick-dissolving, flavored ED meds that don’t feel awkward to order. Plus, it didn’t require an in-person visit or insurance, which made things way easier.
Here’s What We Ordered
- Strength: Extra Strength
- Flavor: Orange Creamsicle
- Doses: 6 per month
- Supply: 1 month
What the Process Was Like
After adding the product to our cart and paying for the meds (you have to buy it first, then fill out the intake form), we filled out a quick online intake form together. Yes, together. I sat right next to him, and we answered the health questions honestly. Within 24 hours, he got a message that he was approved.
The meds shipped out the next day and arrived in 5 days. Discreet packaging, no big Cake branding on the outside—which we both appreciated.
First Impressions
Orange Creamsicle is surprisingly good. One of the things we noticed right away was how much more approachable the experience was compared to generic little blue pills. The med dissolves under your tongue (it’s called sublingual), and it didn’t leave behind that weird metallic taste or med breath.
In fact, the whole thing felt… pretty normal. Not clinical. Not awkward.
Did It Work?
Yes. And quickly. He said he started to feel the effects within 20-30 minutes. He didn’t get a headache or feel flushed, which had happened with other brands in the past.
I won’t go into graphic detail—this isn’t that kind of article—but I will say: it worked, and it worked well. For him, and honestly, for us.
What Makes Cake Different (In Our Opinion)
- Faster acting: The combo of sildenafil + tadalafil dissolved under the tongue works much faster than traditional pills.
- Kissable flavors: Orange Creamsicle really is a game changer. No weird aftertaste or breath issues.
- Fun & friendly tone: The brand doesn’t make you feel like you’re broken. It makes this whole thing feel less heavy.
- No weird packaging: Everything is discreet and straightforward.
- No pressure: You can cancel anytime. No contracts, no auto-renew drama.
What Others Should Know
- Medical intake is legit: A real provider reviews your form. This isn’t just a “grab and go” type of situation.
- Not everyone will be approved: You do need to meet certain health criteria.
- You choose your flavor and strength: We picked Extra Strength and Orange Creamsicle, but Wild Grape and Fresh Mint are also options.
- It’s a blend: You get both sildenafil (Viagra) and tadalafil (Cialis) in one dose.
Who This Is Great For
- Men who don’t want the pressure of scheduling a doctor’s appointment.
- Anyone who wants faster-acting results without the awkward pharmacy experience.
- Partners who want to be supportive but don’t want to make a big production out of it.
How to get started:
Start by shopping at Hello Cake, adding to cart and purchasing, then you'll get a message if you're approved.
Final Thoughts
This isn’t medical advice, and we’re not saying this is for everyone. But if you or your partner are curious about ED treatment and want a low-stress way to try something, Cake ED made it easy for us.
We liked that it didn’t feel like a “medical problem” to solve—it just felt like trying something new together that could help… which it did – that's pretty cool. And since our experience has surpassed our expectations, I'm thinking about trying Cake's Libido Lift Rx For Her product.
If that sounds like something you or your partner would be open to, Cake ED Meds To Go might be worth checking out.
I’ll leave it at that.
Will you try it? If you’ve got questions about Cake, feel free to reach out.
