Online Premature
Ejaculation Consultation

Get confidential support for premature ejaculation through an online consultation.

Start your free PE consultation
  • Free consultation No cost to get started
  • Complete online Answer a few questions about your health and concerns
  • No subscription No recurring charges

Every consultation is reviewed by a UK-registered prescriber.
Any treatment is supplied only following clinical assessment and where clinically appropriate.

Online PE consultation

How it works

Four simple steps, with a UK-registered prescriber reviewing every consultation.

1

Complete your consultation

Answer questions about your health and concerns.

2

Clinical review

Your information is reviewed by a UK-registered prescriber.

3

Clinical outcome

Your prescriber will advise you on the appropriate next steps based on your consultation.

4

Pharmacy support

Our pharmacy team is available if you need help.

  • Free consultation
  • Complete online
  • No subscription
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Complete your consultation securely from your phone or computer.

Why choose
EverydayMeds?

A UK-registered online pharmacy where every consultation is reviewed by a UK-registered prescriber before anything is supplied.

GPhC-registered
distance‑selling pharmacy

GPhC 9012878

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  • GPhC-registered distance-selling pharmacy

    Registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC 9012878).

  • UK prescriber review

    Your consultation is reviewed by a UK-registered prescriber.

  • Free consultation

    No cost to complete your consultation.

  • Confidential service

    Your privacy and security are our priority.

About premature ejaculation

Premature ejaculation is a common sexual-health concern where ejaculation happens sooner than a person or their partner would like. Premature ejaculation is a common sexual-health concern that can occur occasionally or more regularly.

When should I seek help?

If premature ejaculation is happening regularly or is causing distress or affecting your relationship or wellbeing, an online consultation provides a private way to discuss your concerns with a UK-registered prescriber.

After your consultation

Treatment is not automatic.

Your information is reviewed by a UK-registered prescriber, who assesses whether the service is appropriate for you and advises on the next appropriate steps.

Start your free consultation
  • Clinical assessment

    Your consultation information is reviewed by a UK-registered prescriber, who assesses your circumstances and the appropriate next steps.

  • Individual clinical review

    Your answers are considered individually, taking into account your health and concerns.

  • Appropriate next steps

    The prescriber considers the information you provide when deciding what, if any, next steps are appropriate for you.

Frequently asked questions

What is premature ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation is a common sexual-health concern where ejaculation happens sooner than a person or their partner would like. It can occur occasionally or more regularly and may affect confidence or relationships.

What can cause premature ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation can have different contributing factors. A prescriber can assess your individual circumstances during the consultation.

Can I have an online consultation for premature ejaculation?

Yes. You can complete an online consultation and provide information for review by a UK-registered prescriber.

What happens during the consultation?

You'll answer questions about your health and concerns. Your information is then reviewed by a UK-registered prescriber.

Will I automatically receive treatment?

No. Any treatment or supply is subject to clinical assessment and suitability.

Is my consultation private?

Your consultation is handled as part of a confidential healthcare service. See the Privacy Policy for details.

When should I speak to my GP?

If symptoms are new, changing, persistent or causing significant concern, you may wish to speak with your GP or another appropriate healthcare professional.