Your business can add ED telehealth referrals by sharing a QR code or a personal link that points your customers toward licensed online care for treatments like sildenafil and tadalafil, then earning a fixed marketing fee for each active referral, with no clinical work on your end. You are not selling medication, writing prescriptions, or shipping anything. You are simply making an introduction to care that already exists, and getting paid for the referral through the partner program.
Erectile dysfunction care is one of the most searched-for and least-talked-about categories in men's health, which makes it a natural fit for referrals. Your customers are already thinking about it. A discreet QR code lets them act on that privately, on their own time, without an awkward conversation at your front desk.
Why ED referrals fit almost any customer-facing business
ED telehealth referrals work well because the demand is broad, steady, and quiet. Barbershops, gyms, men's grooming brands, supplement shops, med spas, and wellness clinics all serve people who may be interested but would never bring it up in person. That privacy is exactly why a scannable code or a link outperforms a spoken pitch.
You do not need to be a health business to participate. If you have foot traffic, an email list, a social following, or a customer base that trusts your recommendations, you have a channel. The referral sits quietly alongside what you already do, and it does not compete with your core offering. A barbershop stays a barbershop. A gym stays a gym.
Because ED treatment is often ongoing, referrals in this category can keep paying month after month rather than paying once and stopping. That recurring pattern is what turns a small, low-effort placement into a durable revenue line.
How adding ED telehealth referrals actually works
The setup is simple. When you join, you get a QR code and a personal link tied to your business. You place the code where your customers already are: on a card by the register, on a mirror station, in a locker room, on a flyer, or in a follow-up email. Someone scans it or clicks the link, and if they sign up and become an active customer, that person is attributed to you.
From there, the platform handles everything. Independent licensed providers review each request, and licensed pharmacies handle fulfillment, refills, and shipping. Your business never touches medication, never stores inventory, and never gets involved in anyone's care. You share a code, the platform does the rest, and you earn a marketing fee for the referral. If you want the step-by-step version, the MedStands model from QR code to monthly payout walks through the full path.
Who handles the clinical side
This is the part that makes the model work, and it is worth being clear about. Independent licensed providers do the prescribing, and licensed pharmacies do the fulfillment, refills, and shipping. The platform is LegitScript-certified. MedStands is not a medical practice and does not prescribe. Every request is reviewed by a licensed provider, and not everyone qualifies.
You have no say in who is approved and no role in the clinical decision, which is exactly how it should be. The responsibility for care sits entirely with the licensed professionals who are trained and authorized to provide it. Your job ends at the introduction. That separation is what lets a non-medical business refer for a category like ED at all: you are the marketing channel, and the clinical work belongs to the people licensed to do it. For a deeper look, who handles prescribing and shipping in a referral program covers exactly where your role stops.
How the marketing fee works
Your earnings come as a fixed marketing fee set in advance. It is not a commission, not a percentage, and not a cut of anyone's spending. It is a flat fee attached to each active referred customer, agreed on before you ever share your code, so you always know what a referral is worth.
That fee is paid to your bank every month for as long as the person you referred keeps actively using the platform. Because ED care is frequently ongoing, referrals you make now can continue paying rather than stopping after a single transaction. If you want to understand the earning structure in more detail, how much you can earn referring customers to telehealth breaks it down.
And joining costs nothing. There is no setup fee, no monthly fee, and nothing to buy. Your only real investment is putting your code in front of the people you already serve.
What your business does and does not do
The whole point is that this adds a revenue line without adding operational weight. You do no clinical work, hold no inventory, and handle no fulfillment. You are not diagnosing anyone, dispensing anything, or managing shipments. You are referring people to a service, the same way you might recommend a trusted vendor, except that here the referral is tracked and paid.
That keeps your business in its lane. You are not becoming a pharmacy or a clinic, and you are not taking on the licensing, liability, or overhead those roles carry. You stay focused on what you already do, and the referral quietly runs in the background.
Common questions
Do I need a medical license to refer for ED treatment?
No. There is no clinical work on your side, so you do not need a provider on staff or a medical license. You share a QR code or link, and the licensed side of the platform handles the rest.
Does it cost my business anything to join?
No. It is free to join, with no setup fee, no monthly fee, and nothing to buy. You place a code and earn a fixed marketing fee on active referrals.
Who prescribes and ships the sildenafil or tadalafil?
Independent licensed providers do the prescribing, and licensed pharmacies handle fulfillment, refills, and shipping. The platform is LegitScript-certified and is not a medical practice, so it does not prescribe. Your business never touches medication.
How do people qualify?
Every request is reviewed by a licensed provider, and not everyone qualifies. Qualifying is a clinical decision made by the provider, not something your business influences. You refer people, and the provider decides what, if anything, is appropriate.
Get started
If you serve customers who care about their health and privacy, ED telehealth referrals are a low-effort way to add recurring monthly income without changing what your business does day to day. The best next step is to see how the model maps to your field. Explore partner programs by industry to find the approach built for your type of business, or read the details of the partner program and start sharing your code with the people you already serve.