IS FRANKLY FOR YOU.

Five questions, no account, nothing stored. At the end you get one of three answers: Frankly can help, see your own GP first, or not yet.

Nothing you tick here is sent or stored. The answer is worked out on your own device.

How old are you?

Under 18 18 or over

Do you live in the Netherlands?

Yes No

What is it about?

Erections Hair Not sure yet

Do any of these apply to you right now?

Chest pain or shortness of breath when you exert yourself A heart attack or stroke in the last six months Medicines for angina Hair coming out suddenly in patches, or a painful, scaly or sore scalp None of these

Have you talked to a doctor about this before?

Yes No

FRANKLY CAN HELP.

Nothing in your answers rules out a review at a distance. An independent GP reads what you tell them within one working day and decides. If you have spoken to a doctor before, say what was said; it saves time.

Ask a GP How it works

SEE YOUR OWN GP FIRST.

One of the things you ticked needs a physical examination, or a doctor who can see you today. That is not something a GP can do at a distance, so it is not a Frankly review. Call your own GP, or outside hours the huisartsenpost. Chest pain right now: call 112.

How it works

NOT YET.

Frankly is for men of 18 and over living in the Netherlands. Other countries follow once we have independent GPs and licensed pharmacies in place there.

Back to Frankly

Men's health with independent GPs. For the Netherlands first, then the rest of Europe.

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An independent GP decides. A licensed pharmacy dispenses. Frankly organises and follows up.

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Frankly organises a men's health programme and runs the platform and follow-up. Frankly does not sell medicines and does not decide on treatment: an independent, BIG-registered GP does, and a licensed pharmacy dispenses. Starting the programme does not mean you will receive treatment. In an emergency call 112.