Explore sexual health concerns
Want to discuss erectile dysfunction privately?
- Private telehealth consultation
- Options matched to your needs and preferences
- Ongoing practitioner review where appropriate
Takes about 5 minutes. Includes a clinical eligibility review with an AHPRA-registered practitioner.
Quick factsFrom this page
- How it starts
- Complete a private online questionnaire about your symptoms, health history and preferences.
- What it costs
- Pricing and billing for your plan are confirmed at your consultation, before any payment is taken.
- If not eligible
- Your initial consult fee is refunded if you are not eligible.
- Who decides
- Attend a real-time telehealth consultation with an AHPRA-registered practitioner, who decides whether treatment is clinically appropriate.
Treat erectile dysfunction and have better sex
Solve erection issues with treatment that works for 94% of men.[1]
21%
of Australian men aged 40 and over reported erectile dysfunction in the MATeS study.
How does Regeniq treat ED?
Our simple three-step process.
Online health check
Answer a short, private questionnaire on your phone.
Consult with a registered practitioner
An AHPRA-registered practitioner reviews your answers in a telehealth consultation.
Discreet delivery
Where prescribed, treatment arrives in plain packaging.
Guided end to end by registered Australian practitioners.
Private ED treatment delivered to your door
Anytime
Most popular
An on-demand option with a longer window, where prescribed.
- On demand
- Longer window
- More flexibility
- Taken ahead of anticipated sexual activity
- A longer window may allow more flexibility
- Timing and suitability are decided by your practitioner
[1] 94% of men reported satisfaction with the effect of treatment on their erections at each yearly review over four years (McMurray et al., 2007). McMurray JG, Feldman RA, Auerbach SM, et al. Ther Clin Risk Manag. 2007;3(6):975-981. PMID 18516312.
What causes ED?
Erectile dysfunction can be linked to blood flow, nerve function, hormones, medicines, stress, anxiety, relationship factors or a combination of these. It can also be associated with broader cardiovascular or metabolic health concerns.
A practitioner can review the pattern of your symptoms and your health history to help identify likely contributors and discuss whether further investigation is appropriate. Where your practitioner decides pathology is needed, they request it; it is performed and privately billed by a third-party provider.
Symptoms and how to know
ED may involve difficulty getting an erection, maintaining one long enough for sexual activity, or experiencing erections that are less firm than expected. An occasional episode can happen, but a persistent or recurring change is worth discussing with a practitioner.
These symptoms do not establish a diagnosis on their own. A clinical consultation considers when the change started, how often it happens, your general health and any medicines you take.
Is there a permanent cure?
ED is manageable, but not curable in most cases. The right approach depends on the underlying contributors, your health and your preferences.
Addressing sleep, movement, alcohol intake, smoking, stress and relevant health conditions may support sexual health. A practitioner may also discuss clinical options where they are suitable for you.
How does treatment reach your door?
- Complete a private online questionnaire about your symptoms, health history and preferences.
- Attend a real-time telehealth consultation with an AHPRA-registered practitioner, who decides whether treatment is clinically appropriate.
- Where treatment is prescribed, a Pharmacy coordinates discreet delivery to your address.
Want to discuss erectile dysfunction privately?
Get started with a confidential consultation from an AHPRA-registered Australian practitioner.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know whether I need ED treatment?
If difficulty getting or maintaining an erection is persistent, recurring or concerning to you, consider a consultation. A practitioner can assess possible contributors and discuss whether treatment or further investigation may be appropriate.
What is the best treatment for ED?
There is no single best option for everyone. A practitioner considers your symptoms, medical history, other medicines and preferences. The plan may include lifestyle changes, support for contributing health conditions or a clinical treatment where appropriate.
How much does ED treatment cost in Australia?
Pricing and billing for your plan are confirmed at your consultation, before any payment is taken. There are a few plans. What you are recommended depends on your situation, your preference and what your practitioner decides is suitable for you. You can ask for a different plan during your consult. Each bill covers the Regeniq fee plus your medication. The pharmacy's medication price is passed through unchanged and Regeniq's facilitation fee is itemised separately on your invoice. Prices are confirmed before payment. Your initial consult fee is refunded if you are not eligible.
Will I receive a refund if I am not approved?
Yes. Your initial consult fee is refunded if you are not eligible. Eligibility is determined by your practitioner after reviewing your individual circumstances.
Can I pause or cancel?
You can ask Regeniq support to pause or cancel future service. Any fees already charged or medication already dispensed are handled under the terms that apply to your plan.
Why can’t you name the treatment options here?
Australian advertising rules restrict public promotion of prescription medicines. During your consultation, your practitioner can discuss available options and recommend a treatment only where they decide it is clinically appropriate for you.
How is treatment delivered?
Where treatment is prescribed after your consultation, a Pharmacy coordinates discreet delivery to your nominated Australian address. Regeniq facilitates the consultation and does not prescribe, compound or dispense treatment.