Sexual Health
A private, online route to prescription treatment for erectile dysfunction, reviewed by a licensed clinician who checks that it is safe for you.
Prescription only after a clinician review. No outcome is guaranteed. Product imagery is illustrative.
Erectile dysfunction can be the first sign of something worth looking at properly. Your intake covers your cardiovascular history, current medications and risk factors, because the answer is not always a prescription.
Where a clinician decides medication is appropriate, treatment is discreet and delivered to your door. Where it is not, you are told why and what to do next.
Included
What this includes
- Clinician-reviewed prescription treatment where appropriate
- Cardiovascular and medication checks before anything is prescribed
- Discreet packaging and delivery
- Ongoing review rather than a repeat order
Candidacy
Who may be eligible
- Adults experiencing erectile dysfunction who want a clinical assessment
- People who would rather not raise it in a clinic waiting room
- Anyone whose current medications need checking before treatment
Meeting these descriptions does not mean treatment is appropriate. Only a clinician can decide that.
The process
How the process works
Medical intake
Health history, medications and the measurements the protocol needs.
Safety screening
Your medical history is checked for conditions and medication combinations that need attention.
Clinician decision
A licensed clinician in your state decides whether treatment is appropriate.
Treatment and follow-up
If prescribed, medication ships to your door, with scheduled check-ins.
What clinical evaluation involves
Your answers are screened against the program's protocol for the cardiovascular and medication combinations that make treatment unsafe. A licensed clinician reviews the screen and makes the decision, and may ask for more information before prescribing.
Your intake records the protocol version it was screened against, so any decision can be reconstructed later.
Safety information
PDE5 inhibitors must never be combined with nitrate medication, and they are not safe for everyone, including some people with recent cardiac events or uncontrolled blood pressure. Always tell your clinician about every medication and supplement you take. Nothing is prescribed without that review.
Questions
Sexual Health questions
Will this be private?
Your medical information is used to support your care and is accessible through your patient portal and to the team responsible for your treatment.
What if I take nitrates?
Treatment will not be prescribed. Combining a PDE5 inhibitor with nitrates can cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure — your clinician will explain the alternatives.
Can I get a refill without a review?
No. Treatment is reviewed, and where follow-up is due it is requested before a repeat is issued.
Other treatments
Ready to start a medical intake?
About ten minutes. You are told the eligibility outcome once your answers have been reviewed, including when treatment is not appropriate for you.
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