PERFORMANCE
For erections that don't come or don't last.
Let's be frank.
Answer a few questions online. An independent Dutch GP decides within one working day. If treatment is right for you, a licensed pharmacy delivers it to your door in a plain box.
Where do you want to start?
€35 for the GP's review, whatever the answer: you pay for a judgement, not for a prescription. No subscription.

Programmes
Two programmes are open now. Two more open in spring 2027. Pick yours, answer the questions and a GP takes it from there.
For erections that don't come or don't last.
For hair that's thinning or going.
For low energy, low drive and low mood that may be hormonal, checked with a blood test.
For weight that won't move, with medical supervision.
How it works
You answer, an independent GP decides and a licensed pharmacy delivers. Frankly organises it and checks in with you after four weeks, so the GP can adjust if needed.
A few frank questions about your health, from your phone, in your own time. No appointment, no waiting room.
A BIG-registered GP reads your answers within one working day and decides whether treatment is right for you. If it isn't, you hear why.
If the GP prescribes, a licensed Dutch pharmacy sends your order tracked, in a plain box, to your door or a pick-up point.
An independent GP decides. A licensed pharmacy dispenses. Frankly organises and follows up.
Discreet
Plenty of men put this off because they'd rather not say it out loud. Here you don't have to. You answer from the car, the kitchen, wherever, and a GP who hears it every week reads your answers. The box that arrives says F. and nothing else.
Why Frankly
A real GP decides. Independent, BIG-registered and not employed by Frankly. The GP can say no. Then you hear why and what to do instead, and nobody sells you something else.
You see every price first. The programme fee is €35 and covers the GP's review, whatever the GP decides. If the GP prescribes, the pharmacy shows the price of the medication before you confirm. No hidden costs.
No subscription. No minimum term and nothing renews on its own. Each repeat order goes past the GP first. Stop whenever you want.
Care that follows up. Frankly checks in after four weeks. If something needs a physical examination or your own huisarts, the GP says so and points you the right way.
Frank questions
Neither. Frankly runs the programme: the questionnaire, the secure contact with an independent GP, the follow-up and the platform. The GP decides on treatment. A licensed Dutch pharmacy dispenses and delivers it. Frankly never sells medicines.
Not necessarily. The GP reviews your answers and decides what is medically right for you. Sometimes that is treatment. Sometimes it is a blood test first, a referral to your own GP, or advice. If the GP says no, the GP tells you why.
The GP who reviews your case, and the pharmacy only what it needs to dispense. Frankly staff see your account and order status, not your medical answers. Your own GP is informed only if you ask us to.
The questionnaire is online, from wherever you are. Delivery comes in a plain box with only the F. mark on it. The bank statement shows Frankly.
No. There is no minimum term and nothing renews on its own. If the GP prescribes, each repeat order goes past the GP first, and you can stop at any point without telling anyone why.
By iDEAL or card. The programme fee goes to Frankly and the medication, if prescribed, to the pharmacy, each shown before you confirm. Delivery is tracked, in a plain box with only the F. mark, to your door or a pick-up point, usually within one or two working days.
The Netherlands first. Other European countries follow once we have independent GPs and licensed pharmacies in place there.
Say it once, to an independent GP. If treatment is right for you, a licensed pharmacy brings it to your door. If it isn't, you'll know why.