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Three short questions — your answers help your provider tailor the right treatment.
Confidence you can feel, every time it matters.

The distance starts quiet. Fix it before she stops asking.
You made an excuse and hoped she didn't bring it up
You started avoiding the moment instead of dealing with it
You told yourself it would pass on its own
It doesn't pass on its own. But it's faster to fix than the conversation you're avoiding.
Your head is racing before anything starts.
Calm, assured, and actually in the moment.
The moment builds, then you wonder if it will hold.
Ready when it counts, so you stop thinking about it.
Watching the clock instead of being with her.
Long enough to stop counting and stay present.
Compounded prescription treatment. Active ingredients and dosing are determined by your provider.

Answer questions about your sexual health, medical history and current medications.
A licensed provider reviews your intake, including heart health and any nitrate use, to determine what's appropriate.
If prescribed, your provider selects the molecule, strength and instructions that fit your history.
If your provider prescribes treatment, it ships in unmarked packaging from a licensed pharmacy.
GenericPillsThere is more than one format for ED care. A provider reviews your intake to help determine which, if any, is appropriate for you.
Treatment options differ and have not been directly compared. Only a licensed provider can determine whether any treatment is appropriate for you.
Every assessment is reviewed by a US-licensed physician who looks at your full history, including heart health and current medications, before anything is prescribed.

Dr. James Carter, MD
Sexual Health

Dr. Nicholas Moretti, DO
Men's Health

Dr. Marcus Ellis, MD
Urology & sexual health

Dr. Elaine Cho, MD
Urologist
Treatment is prescribed only when a licensed provider determines it is appropriate.