Erectile Dysfunction
- 100% confidential
- Genuine medications
- Discreet pharmacy collection
About Erectile Dysfunction Treatment
Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects many men and becomes more common with age. Our online service provides discreet, professional consultations with Irish-registered GPs who can prescribe effective treatments.
Medications Available
Our GPs can prescribe:
- Short-acting tablets - taken about 1 hour before
- Long-acting tablets - last up to 36 hours
- Alternative short-acting tablets - taken about 1 hour before
Safety Considerations
ED medications aren't suitable for everyone. We'll check for:
- Heart conditions or recent heart attack
- Blood pressure issues
- Use of nitrate medications
- Certain eye conditions
Complete Confidentiality
Your privacy is guaranteed. All consultations are confidential, and you can collect medications from your chosen pharmacy (pharmacies use plain packaging with no indication of contents).
Three Simple Steps
Getting the treatment you need has never been easier.
Complete Questionnaire
Answer a few questions about your health and symptoms. Takes less than 5 minutes.
GP Review
An Irish registered GP reviews your request and approves treatment if suitable.
Get Your Treatment
Your prescription is sent to your chosen pharmacy, where you can collect it or use their delivery service if available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about erectile dysfunction.
Absolutely. All consultations are completely confidential. Your prescription is sent to your chosen pharmacy. Pharmacies use discreet packaging with no indication of the contents.
It depends on your needs. Short-acting options work for 4-6 hours, while longer-acting options last up to 36 hours. Our GP will recommend the best option based on your questionnaire.
Yes, all medications are genuine, HPRA-licensed products dispensed by registered Irish pharmacies.
Some medications interact with ED treatments, especially nitrates for heart conditions. List all your medications in the questionnaire so our GP can check.