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Erectile Dysfunction (ED)

ED is more common than you think with research revealing approximately 30% of men experiencing some form of erectile dysfunction in their life.

With our quick consultations and fast delivery, now there’s no reason to wait.

We help men with their health

Our mission is to get men the help they need without all the hassle, seriousness and sometimes social stigma.

Quick and easy consults
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Fast delivery

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Australian Licensed
Never miss a repeat

3 easy steps to getting sorted!

1

 Answer some simple questions

Use our online form any time of day to tell us about yourself & the support you need.

2

Consult an Aussie based medical team

For review and discussion of treatment options.

3

We’ll deliver treatments to your door

If prescribed, we’ll express post your treatments straight to your door every time they’re due.

Your treatment options

from $3/dose

Prescription ED medication

As-needed treatments

They’re best for people who can predict when they’ll have sex or who only want to take treatment as needed. 

Daily treatments

They’re best for people who want to be ready at a moment’s notice, no need to carry medication on you or plan ahead.

Price breakdown

Initial consultation $49

Treatment cost per use From $3/dose

Erectile Dysfunction FAQs

How does ED treatment work with Stagger?

Stagger uses a secure, digital health platform to provide a discreet, convenient, and affordable way for you to receive erectile dysfunction treatment from an Australian based medical team – all without leaving the couch. Complete the online questionnaire and our clinicians will determine if you’re a candidate for ED treatment.

When should I take ED medication?

If you take your ED medication too soon before sex, it might not become active quickly enough and you could be left with an awkward situation where the drug isn’t quite fully active when you need it most.
It’s suggested that ED medication should be taken 1-2 hours before sexual activity.
Remember, please follow the directions as prescribed by your clinician.

What happens if the ED treatment doesn't work?

After you take ED medication, it can take anywhere from 15 minutes to approximately one hour to start working. It’s not an instant reaction (as much as we’d like it to be).

If medications like PDE-5 inhibitors don’t seem to work for you, that’s completely fine and nothing to worry about. There are other treatments available that may be able to improve your erectile function and allow you to enjoy a satisfying sex life.

What are the side effects of ED treatments?

Because most ED drugs work similarly, they also have similar side effects. These side effects typically occur while the medications are active in the body, although in some cases it’s possible for the side effects of ED medication to last for slightly longer than the drug itself.

Commonly reported side effects of ED drugs are:

  • Mild headaches, which are associated with all ED drugs.
  • Dizziness. The dizziness from ED medication is typically not severe, but it can potentially lead to discomfort and fainting in people with underlying health conditions such as cardiovascular conditions
  • Muscle aches or back pain
  • Stuffy nose
  • Facial flush, which can range from mild facial redness to bright red skin that looks like it’s affected by a rash
  • Vision issues, including temporary blurry vision and blue-tinted vision.
  • Digestive issues, ranging from diarrhoea to indigestion and bloating. These are usually temporary and can be made worse by consuming alcohol, caffeine, carbonated drinks, and dairy products.
  • Indigestion

It’s important to pay close attention to these side effects if you have cardiovascular health conditions.

All of the ED medications currently available can cause a mild reduction in your blood pressure levels. This is caused by their effects on smooth muscle tissue and blood flow. This reduction is mild and does not cause any dangerous side effects in healthy men.

If you use nitrates or other medications to treat hypertension, the reduction in blood pressure caused by ED medications can be dangerous.

It’s important you answer honestly and truthfully on your questionnaire to ensure our medical team can provide the best treatment for you.

Can a medical professional diagnose erectile dysfunction remotely?

Yes, in most cases. Erectile dysfunction can be diagnosed by a physician based on a patient self-reporting their symptoms and medical history.

Our Australian based clinicians ask you questions to evaluate your symptoms and make sure it’s safe and appropriate to prescribe ED medication. They then use your answers to diagnose your condition and create a treatment plan. That’s why it’s vital you answer each question to the best of your knowledge and ensure that every answer in the questionnaire is answered truthful, accurate and thorough.

How much do the treatments cost?

Australian law prevents the advertising of prescription medication costs (and for good reason), which makes this question hard to answer! However, our medications start at $3/dose.

How can treatments be personalised by telehealth?

Your assigned Australian based clinician will assess you based on the answers you provide to our online questionnaire. Your medical team needs to know about your health (like your medications, lifestyle issues, any prior surgery and medical conditions) and how exactly ED affects you. They’ll then review everything, determine if you’re a candidate for telemedicine and craft a personalised treatment plan just for you, guided by your background medical information.

How does my order ship?

Your order is sent within 1 day of purchase from our partner pharmacy based in Australia, all orders are sent in a discreet box with an unmarked outer bag via express delivery.

If you are suffering from erectile dysfunction, speak with one of our doctors to see if there is a treatment suitable for you. We advocate for a holistic approach combining lifestyle changes including diet and exercise along with medications, when appropriate.

Sources

ED prevalence, reporting, impact and experience:

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  2. Ghalayini IF, Al-Ghazo MA, Al-Azab R. Erectile dysfunction in a Mediterranean country: results of an epidemiological survey of a representative sample of men. Int J Impot Res. 2010;22(3):196-203.

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  5. Maiorino MI, Bellastella G, Esposito K. Lifestyle modifications and erectile dysfunction: what can be expected? Asian J Androl. 2015;17(1):5-10.

  6. Porst H, Burnett A, Brock G. SOP conservative (medical and mechanical) treatment of erectile dysfunction. J Sex Med. 2013;10(1):130-171.

  7. Prins J, Blanker MH, Bohnen AM. Prevalence of erectile dysfunction: a systematic review of population-based studies. Int J Impot Res. 2002;14(6):422-432.

  8. Ziegelmann M. Erectile dysfunction [Internet]. Rochester (MN): Mayo Clinic; 2022 [cited 2022 June 13].