Sexual health treatment online

Erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, emergency contraception, urinary tract infections, chlamydia and HIV PrEP, each with its own focused assessment.

€35 for one consultation, paid once. A doctor replies in under 2 hours on average.

Everything happens in your private account. Nothing is stored publicly, and you choose the pharmacy where you collect your medicine.

Sometimes, for example heart disease or diabetes. The doctor looks at your whole history and tells you if an in-person check makes sense.

Adult men who regularly have trouble getting or keeping an erection firm enough for sex. The questionnaire asks about your heart, blood pressure, diabetes and medicines. If your answers point to an underlying cause that needs examining, or treatment would not be safe, the doctor tells you and recommends in-person care, and you are not charged.

The tablets need sexual arousal to work, and it can take a few attempts before they do. If they still don't help, the doctor can consider another tablet or alprostadil cream. Lifestyle changes such as more activity, less alcohol and stopping smoking can help too, and a urologist or a sex therapist in person can look at other causes and options.

Each sexual-health consultation is one-off, with no subscription and nothing that renews automatically. Questions after your prescription are answered in your private chat. If you need a new prescription later, you start a new consultation and the doctor reviews your answers again, because your health and medicines can change.

Every case is reviewed by an EU-licensed doctor who can ask follow-up questions, suggest another option or decline.

The doctor explains why and what to do next, and we refund the €35 fee in full.

Not always. ED tablets must never be combined with nitrates, such as some angina sprays and tablets, or with recreational poppers, because blood pressure can drop dangerously. Some blood-pressure and prostate medicines need extra care or a lower dose. List everything you take in the questionnaire, and if you get chest pain during sex, stop and call 112.

The most common are headache, flushing, a blocked nose and indigestion, and some tablets can cause back or muscle aches. They are usually mild and pass within hours. Rarely, an erection lasts more than four hours, or you suddenly lose vision or hearing: both need urgent care, so call 112. Tell your doctor in the chat about anything that bothers you.