Roman ED Reviews

First off, I am one of those people who DO NOT give out personal information online. However, after extensive research on ROMAN, I truly believe this company is legit and safe to give personal information. I signed in and answered around 34 questions honestly, and to the best of my knowledge. I uploaded my driver's license, and a photo of my face. It took about 10-15 minutes in total.

I got an email from a doctor about an hour later, explaining that Mississippi requires a video appointment. The email explained in detail how to make an appointment, and how to use the video conference website. I picked a date and time from a list for the video appointment. I logged into my doctor's video appointment web camera. It was easy to log in, and I waited 3-4 minutes in the "waiting room" before my doctor came online.

In the meeting, we could see and hear each other. He reviewed my medical information and made sure I had no questions or concerns. He explained what he was going to prescribe and if I had any questions or concerns to please contact him.

Shortly after I got an email explaining what was prescribed, and a detailed explanation of charges for the Dr appointment and Rx prescribed. The next morning I got an email saying my Rx was shipped, and a tracking number. Two days later UPS delivered.

I did the 3 months at a time plan. So I was shipped 3 months of my Rx, and it had 3 refills. I just couldn't believe how easy and efficient ROMAN made this process. It really did exceed my expectations.

And on top of all this, they charged me less than I expected, for they gave me my first month of Rx for free. Bottom line 5 STARS. I really can not think of anything else they could do to make this process better.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Went through the entire set of questions then was told I had to have a video consultation with a physician due to state law. Linking up for a video consultation proved to be extremely difficult due to the Teledoc being non-responsive. We finally do manage to connect and it's some random woman driving in her car who says, "if you don't have any questions I'll go ahead and write a prescription," then hangs up. A couple days go by, and I get a message from the same physician who said she has decided to deny my request and to seek treatment in person.

I am frustrated but sort of expected that the service was not legit, so I open my account to delete my profile and payment info. I do this only to find out there is no way to delete your account once it's made. I messaged customer support to delete my account and never heard back.

I would strongly recommend NOT using this service. I am a bit confused by the positive reviews and the national airtime it gets because it is clearly not a fleshed out service or product. Good idea, poor execution - go to a real doctor instead.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I received a box containing paper packets with 20 mg sildenafil citrate tablets from Roman within just a few days of getting my purchase approved. I've taken a 40 mg dose (two times 20 mg tablets) on separate days over the past week and found the pills to be very effective on both occasions. If anything, my erections seemed even harder and more satisfying than when I used either the original Viagra or another generic sildenafil citrate purchased thru my healthcare insurer. This past year my insurer discontinued subsidizing the generic, so I turned to Roman as an alternative. So far the experience has been very positive. I really don't understand the negative reviews.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

This company will not tell you who manufactures their drugs and in what country. "Against policy." Big red flag about product quality if they won't disclose this.

One would assume they must be making their money from their drug sales, but they claim to provide the Rx to your local pharmacy if you want. If so, then how would they be making money? One wonders they might be selling the personal identity info they collect. They require a photo ID like a driver's license, passport, etc. Why would they need that? I certainly don't give that personal info to medical providers here in the U.S.

When you log onto my.ro.co, notice the domain name suffix: "co," that is Columbia, a country known for its illegal drug trafficking and counterfeit drugs.

One should exercise great caution.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I went through all the questions and answers. I paid $330.00 for BPH meds and waited. The site states ships in as few as two days (I started to look around the web about this site for problems with shipping and fulfillment), also found more info (takes seven days for them to start the shipping process, then two days to ship the meds). Then however long it takes for the shipper to deliver the meds, if you even get the items at all. I asked to cancel shipments, delete the account, and refund money. So long story short, go to a good doctor, be embarrassed, get the correct medication! So you can get some sleep without waiting for the medicine to let you empty your bladder (yes I was looking to get generic tadalafil 2.5mg but it is still $11 a pill current from this site). Tadalafil in a daily small dose for me has zero side effects and I can pee like a racehorse!

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I'm now 30 and have been dealing with ED for a few years. My primary doctor didn't want to help me with it after I had been on antidepressants for a while.

Getroman.com has boosted my confidence, self-esteem and has made a drastic improvement in my sexual function and sex life.

Very legit and easy to use. I question if it is on the more expensive side though.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have worked in retail and customer service for 35 years. I can tell you this company has gone ABOVE and BEYOND with my order and getting my account set up. They have told me everything to expect and what will happen next.

BRAVO to Roman.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I read all the reviews here and made a calculated risk. I'm glad I did. I was contemplating buying ED meds from India or Pakistan. I hated the thought of going to my PCP and explaining my "problem." I suspect people here did not meet the health requirements for getting the meds and are sour on paying the $15 check-up fee. I found it online for free. So do a little research before jumping in. This site does not promise to give everyone ED meds regardless of health, and I feel a little better knowing they actually screen the applicants. 10/10 would use again.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Initiated contact, sent $15, and submitted headshot and ID photos. The latter was sent 4 times with ro.co saying that they never got it or was blurry. Then they stopped responding after I sent a larger, very clear photo of my ID. I have requested a refund and submitted a complaint to Visa.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I filled out a bunch of questions and paid $15 for a doctor to "review my chart," only to be automatically denied based on my answers to the questions. They could have rejected me without a doctor’s review and without taking my money, so thanks for the scam.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

So I read the reviews for Roman after I went through the process. After seeing so many negative reviews, I was a little worried about my decision. So here was my experience.

On Friday I filled out the online questionnaire. It took about 6 minutes. There was a special for a free order up to $50. I paid the $15 for the online evaluation and waited. In about 20 minutes I qualified to proceed. I was notified that my order was being processed and that it would ship in 2 days. I waited for the weekend and Monday morning I received a notification via email saying that my order has shipped along with a tracking number. My order was delivered today exactly as I ordered it. So far no complaints and Roman delivered exactly what they promised.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend