Online Assessment
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We will arrange everything, from requesting your prescription from your GP, to arranging free delivery direct to your door.
We have recently updated our assessment form to ensure that it continues to provide a safe, holistic consultation for our patients. Please fill it out carefully and honestly.
This service is only for patients who are having difficulty getting or maintaining an erection. You must confirm this before you can proceed.This problem can affect men at different times and for various reasons, for example when you're tired, have had a drink or with a new partner. If you feel you have a different medical issue, please speak to your GP or local sexual health clinic.
It is important to speak to your GP about your Erectile Dysfunction (ED).
If you feel there is a psychological cause to your Erectile Dysfunction, which is typically characterised by the ability to have early morning and nocturnal erections but the inability to achieve or maintain an erection during a sexual encounter with a specific partner, you may find counselling beneficial. Please consider discussing this with your GP and seeking further support.
If you are unable to achieve early morning or nocturnal erections, or unable to get an erection at all, then this may be a sign of an underlying health issue such as a cardiovascular (heart) issue, diabetes or hormone issue and we recommend you speak to your GP about the need for further investigations, testing and a general health check
Are you taking any nitrate medications such as glyceryl trinitrate (GTN) spray, tablets, patches or ointment; isosorbide mononitrate; isosorbide dinitrate; nicorandil or recreational amyl nitrate ('poppers')?
WARNING: There can be a fatal reaction between erectile dysfunction medication and these medications*
If your medication or dose changes, we would advise that you stop ED treatment and speak to your GP
Being overweight can result in Erectile Dysfunction directly as well as indirectly. It does so indirectly by leading to high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes and lower testosterone levels. Therefore, trying to tackle your weight is a beneficial step in helping your Erectile Dysfunction.
A healthy lifestyle, including a diet rich in fruit and vegetables and at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity activity a week or 75 minutes of vigorous intensity activity a week may help with Erectile Dysfunction.
Nicotine is known to cause Erectile Dysfunction and therefore stopping smoking offers an important step in helping your Erectile Dysfunction. We also offer a Stop Smoking Service via our online doctors.
Drinking large amounts of alcohol is known to cause Erectile Dysfunction and it is therefore important to reduce alcohol intake and not to drink more than 14 units of alcohol per week.
We strongly advise that you inform your GP of any treatment you receive. Would you like us to inform them on your behalf?*
Please enter your GP’s name and surgery address. Please also enter their email address and fax number, if you know it.
You can find your GP surgery information details below
NOTE: If trialling ED medicines, please note that if ordering more than 8 of one medicine, we will not issue more than 8 of the second. Placing an order for more than this quantity will delay your order as we will need to contact you to determine your preference and amend your order. If you do order more than 1 ED medication, we may contact you regarding this order.
If you are selecting Vitaros cream as your treatment choice for your Erectile Dysfunction please tick to confirm you understand the following:
Please tick to confirm that you agree to seek urgent medical attention if you experience any of the following symptoms:
If you require a particular manufacturer of medication, please contact us by email after placing your order ([email protected])
If treatment is not suitable, you will be refunded and signposted to another point of care. The decision about the treatment is for both the patient and the prescriber to consider, however, the final decision will always lie with the prescriber.