Am I eligible for sexual health treatment through Verra?

A licensed physician in your state reviews your symptoms, medical history, and current medicines before deciding whether treatment is appropriate. Be clear about whether your concern is erections, climax timing, arousal, discomfort, or another change. These concerns can have different causes and may need different care.

Tell the physician about heart disease, blood pressure problems, diabetes, past surgery, allergies, and any history of prolonged erections. Share all prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, supplements, and recreational substances. Also mention pregnancy, breastfeeding, or plans for pregnancy when relevant.

Sexual symptoms can be linked to medicines, stress, hormone changes, or other health conditions. A physician may recommend testing or an in-person exam rather than a prescription through telehealth. New pain, bleeding, sores, or a sudden change in sexual function deserves medical attention.

Completing a visit does not mean every product on this page is suitable for you. The physician may suggest a different approach or decide that medication is not appropriate. Expected benefits and risks depend on your situation. Results vary.