Articles about Erectile Dysfunction

Could ED be an early indicator of a more serious condition?

Our Superintendent Pharmacist is here to provide expert answers to the most commonly asked erectile dysfunction questions.

Erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation are two of the most common sexual problems encountered by men. Below, we summarise how ED and PE are similar, different and how they can be most effectively treated.

The latest research finds that sildenafil use is linked to a 69% reduced risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease - read more!

One of the most common questions asked by men is whether Viagra can be combined with alcohol...

One of the top drug searches on the internet, Kamagra retains its popularity. It's a pity it's not legally sold in the UK. In fact, it's not even licensed for sale in this country. But not to worry, there is perfectly legal alternative that you have most certainly heard of...

There are a number of factors that can lead to erectile dysfunction, and high cholesterol is one of the most acute. But what exactly is the connection between cholesterol levels and ED? We explain the science below.

You’ve probably heard in the past that ED is a condition that affects older men only. This is simply untrue - but what are the risk factors of ED for men of different ages?

Erectile dysfunction (ED) medication may not work for everyone, but don't give up just yet.

Viagra is only available on prescription to treat erectile dysfunction and buying it without one can be dangerous to your health. Why?