Erectile dysfunction, treated properly.
A common condition, handled the way it should be: a short online assessment, a decision from a prescriber, and discreet delivery in plain packaging.
Your treatments
Four proven options.
Both are PDE5 inhibitors — same mechanism, different timing.
Use-as-needed
Sildenafil
Generic Viagra · 25 / 50 / 100mg
£2.25/tablet
Use-as-needed
Tadalafil
Generic Cialis · 10 / 20mg
£4.25/tablet
Use-as-needed
Vardenafil
Generic Levitra · 5 / 10 / 20mg
£6.25/tablet
Use-as-needed
Avanafil
Spedra · 50 / 100 / 200mg
£5.75/tablet
It's not just you
1 in 5
UK men.
Under 40.
Erectile dysfunction is one of the most common conditions men rarely talk about. Half of men aged 40–70 report some form of it. Most cases are treatable — many at the first attempt.
Source: British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS)
Discreet from first click to front door.
No waiting rooms, no awkward conversations. Everything happens online, and your treatment arrives in plain, unbranded packaging that gives nothing away.
- Plain outer packaging — no pharmacy or product branding
- Discreet payment descriptor on your statement
- Message our care team privately, whenever you need
- Your data handled under UK GDPR with NHS-grade security
The science
Why it happens.
How treatment works.
Erectile function comes down to blood flow. Here's what's happening in your body and how PDE5 inhibitor medication addresses it.
Stimulation increases blood flow
Arousal triggers cGMP, a molecule that boosts blood flow to the penis and helps you get an erection.
Limited blood flow stops it
In people with ED, an enzyme called PDE5 breaks down cGMP too quickly, reducing blood flow and causing the erection to fade.
Medication blocks PDE5
Sildenafil and Tadalafil block PDE5, allowing more blood to reach the penis. This leads to firmer, longer-lasting erections.
Compare
The right one depends on you.
How it works
Five steps,
every order.
No clinic visit. A short assessment, verified identity, a prescriber decision, and continued support.
Online assessment
A short questionnaire on your symptoms, history and what you've already tried. Around five minutes.
Identity verification
A quick ID check to keep your prescription safe and secure.
Prescriber review
A GPhC-registered prescriber reads everything and decides if treatment is right for you.
Dispensed
Prepared and dispatched from our own counter in plain, unbranded packaging — due to high demand, dispatch takes up to 14 working days.
Ongoing support
Message the care team between orders for adjustments, side-effect help or questions.
A quick,
private steer.
Three questions. Not a diagnosis and not an eligibility check — just a steer on which treatment tends to suit people who answer like you, and why. Completely confidential.
A registered prescriber always makes the final clinical decision after full assessment.
How soon do you want it to work?
Onset times differ between treatments.
Would you rather plan ahead, or not have to?
Some treatments last 4–6 hours; others stay effective for up to 36.
Does the price per tablet matter to you?
Treatments on this page range from £1.10 to £1.16 a tablet.
This is a steer, not a diagnosis. A registered prescriber makes the final clinical decision after a full assessment.
Meet your team.
Three GPhC-registered prescribers and independent prescribers behind every consultation. Each sexual health assessment is reviewed before any medication is dispensed.
Wasim Bharuchi
Superintendent
GPhC · pending
Wasim is our Superintendent Prescriber, accountable to the GPhC for all clinical protocols, governance, and patient safety at YourMedicals.
Mustafa Noorani
Prescriber
GPhC · pending
Mustafa dispenses prescriptions and is your first point of contact for prescriber message support during weekday hours.
Fatima Sazzad
Independent Prescriber
GPhC · 2212805
Fatima is an Independent Prescriber, qualified to assess patients and prescribe medication based on each consultation.
Last reviewed: 30 June 2026. Next review due: 30 December 2026. Pharmacy reg: GPhC 9012314. Reg. office: 2 Stadium Pl, Leicester.
Guides & advice
Read up before you start.
Sildenafil vs Tadalafil: which one is right for you?
Timing, duration, side effect profile, and cost — an honest side-by-side of the two most common ED treatments.
What actually causes erectile dysfunction?
Vascular, hormonal, psychological, medication-related. The most common underlying causes and how they're diagnosed.
PDE5 side effects: what's normal, what's not
Headaches, flushing, congestion — usually mild and short-lived. When to message your prescriber and when to stop.
ED and cardiovascular health: the link
ED can be an early warning sign of coronary heart disease. What that means for you and when to investigate further.
Testosterone and ED: is low-T the cause?
1 in 3 men with ED have low testosterone. How to tell, whether to test, and what the treatment pathway looks like.
How to talk about ED with your partner
Practical scripts and framing — because the medical bit is often easier than the conversation.