Difficulty getting an erection
It takes longer, or doesn’t happen as reliably as it used to.
Physicians licensed in AlbertaDiscreet delivery
Erectile Dysfunction
ED is common and often treatable. If appropriate, a physician licensed in Alberta can prescribe Health Canada–approved medication, without a waiting room or an awkward conversation.
VeyroMD ED
Prescribed only if appropriate
It takes longer, or doesn’t happen as reliably as it used to.
Erections that fade before you or your partner are ready.
Thinking about it in the moment makes it harder to relax.
Intimacy starts to feel planned rather than natural.
It’s on your mind more than you’d like, in and out of the bedroom.
What was effortless at 25 takes more at 45. That’s normal, and treatable.
How it works
Assess
Answer a few private questions about your health and what you’re looking for.
Consult
A private online consultation with a physician licensed in Alberta, with any bloodwork your physician orders.
Prescribe
If treatment is appropriate, your physician prescribes the medication and dose that suit you.
Deliver
Medication arrives in plain packaging, with refills on your schedule.
Dr. Adrian Hrynchuk
Medical Director
Very. ED affects a large share of men at some point and becomes more common with age. It’s one of the most treatable conditions in men’s health.
It depends on your health, your other medications and how you’d like to use it. Your physician recommends the option and dose that fit you, and you can switch later.
For most healthy men, yes. These medications are not safe with nitrates or certain other drugs, which is why every prescription follows a physician review of your health history.
Message your care team. Your physician can adjust the dose or try a different medication, and follow-ups are included in your Care Plan.
No. Orders ship in plain, discreet packaging with no mention of what’s inside.
Do not take sildenafil or tadalafil if you take nitrates (such as nitroglycerin) or riociguat, as the combination can cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure. Common side effects include headache, flushing, indigestion, nasal congestion and back pain. Seek emergency care for an erection lasting more than four hours or for sudden vision or hearing loss.