Reliability is a wonderful thing

All men will, at some point, struggle to get or keep an erection. This could be a one-off, maybe after a particularly heavy night, or down to a work deadline you can’t get off your mind. In some cases, though, it can be a recurrent problem that can end up seriously impacting your sex life. This is what is termed erectile dysfunction (ED).

ED can affect men of any age, and it’s a relatively common problem. According to Numan’s survey conducted in January 2019, it affects two-thirds of the 1,000 men we asked. There’s a long list of different underlying problems that can cause ED, from smoking to depression, many of which can be treated successfully. If you want to find out more about the underlying problems that can cause ED, and possible solutions, you can consult Numan’s Erection Handbook.

Not necessarily. Although low testosterone levels can cause ED, there are lots of other issues that can result in erectile problems in men with normal testosterone levels. If you want to find out more about the underlying problems that can cause ED, or simply learn more about how your penis works, you can consult Numan’s Erection Handbook.

If you’re having trouble with your erections on a regular basis, ED medication might be something to consider. Sildenafil is a generally safe and effective medication to use while you begin to tackle the underlying issues — whether medical or psychological — which might be causing the problem.

Sildenafil is the active ingredient in Viagra. Viagra is simply a brand name used by the pharmaceutical company who manufacture it.

When buying prescription medications online, you should always look out for the Medicines & Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) logo — you can see it on every page of the Numan website. This indicates that we are registered with the MHRA and that we are authorised to sell medicines online. Make sure that you answer all of the assessment questions accurately and truthfully, and if you’re not sure about an answer, check with your doctor. Always read the information leaflet that comes with your medication and follow the instructions.