Performance programme
HELP WITH ERECTIONS. FROM HOME.
For erections that don't come or don't last. It's common, it's physical more often than not, and a GP deals with it every week without blinking. Answer the questions at home. An independent GP decides within one working day and, if treatment is right for you, a licensed pharmacy delivers it in a plain box.
€35 for the GP's review, whatever the answer. You pay for a judgement, not for a prescription, so the GP is free to say no. Medication is separate, and only if the GP prescribes it.
- All online, no appointment
- A GP's answer within one working day
- Delivered in one or two working days
- Independent, BIG-registered GPs
- Licensed Dutch pharmacies
- Plain packaging, tracked delivery
- Your answers stay between you and the GP
What happens
THREE PEOPLE. ONE JOB EACH.
You answer the questions a GP would ask you in the room, minus the room. The GP decides. If treatment is right for you, a licensed pharmacy brings it to your door.
ANSWER ONLINE
A few frank questions about your health, from your phone, in your own time. No appointment, no waiting room.
THE GP DECIDES
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.
DELIVERED HOME
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.
What the GP looks at
THE QUESTIONS A GOOD GP ASKS.
Erections depend on blood flow, nerves, hormones and your head. The GP needs the whole picture before deciding, which is why the questions go a bit wider than you might expect.
- When it started and how oftenSudden or gradual, always or sometimes, with a partner or alone. It changes what the GP suspects.
- Heart, blood pressure and blood sugarErection problems can be the first sign of a circulation problem. The GP checks for that first.
- Medicines you already takeSome common medicines cause the problem, and some rule out certain treatments. Be complete here.
- Alcohol, smoking, sleep and stressNot to judge. Because they matter and because changing one of them sometimes does more than a prescription.
- Other symptomsLow drive, pain, chest pain on exertion, urinary symptoms. Some of these mean a physical examination, and the GP will say so.
Who it's for
FOR MEN. NOT FOR EVERY MAN.
The programme is for men of 18 and over living in the Netherlands who want a GP's view on erections that don't come or don't last.
It is not for you if you have chest pain, have recently had a heart attack or stroke, or take medicines for angina. Those need your own GP and often a physical examination. The Frankly GP checks for this and, if it applies, sends you to the right place rather than treating you online.
In an emergency, call 112.
Pricing
ONE FEE. NO SURPRISES.
Programme fee
GP review within one working day, your questions to the GP, the four-week follow-up and the platform. Charged whether or not the GP prescribes: you pay for the review, which leaves the GP free to say no.
Medication, if prescribed
Paid to the licensed pharmacy at the pharmacy's price, shown to you before you confirm. Frankly earns nothing on it.
Delivery and payment
Tracked, plain packaging, to your door or a pick-up point, usually within one or two working days. You pay by iDEAL or card, each amount shown before you confirm.
Stopping
No subscription and no minimum term. Each repeat order goes past the GP first. Stop whenever you want.
The programme fee is not covered by basic health insurance.
Frank questions
ASK AWAY.
Is this normal at my age?
Erection problems are common from the thirties on and get more common with age. They are often a sign of something physical, such as circulation, blood pressure or blood sugar, and sometimes of stress, sleep or alcohol. That is exactly why a GP looks first.
What if the GP says no?
Then the GP tells you why and what to do instead: a blood test, a visit to your own GP, or a change that is likely to help. You pay the programme fee for the review. You are not sold anything else.
Do I have to tell my own GP?
No. Your own GP is informed only if you ask us to. We do recommend it, because the things that cause erection problems are worth having on your record. The choice is yours.
How fast does it go?
Ten minutes for the questions. A GP reviews them within one working day. If treatment is prescribed, a licensed pharmacy delivers within one or two working days in a plain box.
Can I ask the GP a question?
Yes. You message the GP through your Frankly account and the GP replies within one working day. The follow-up after four weeks is included in the programme fee.
What does it cost?
The programme fee covers the GP review, your questions, the four-week follow-up and the platform. Medication, if prescribed, is paid separately to the pharmacy at the pharmacy's price. Frankly earns nothing on it.
Is this a subscription?
No. No minimum term, nothing renews on its own. Each repeat order goes past the GP first, and you can stop at any point.
NO WAITING ROOM. NO SMALL TALK.
Ten minutes of frank questions. A GP's answer within one working day. Whatever the answer is, it's straight.