Men's health
ED & hair loss — clear pricing
The men's health treatments patients search for most — erectile dysfunction tablets and hair loss plans — with clear, upfront pricing. Prescriber review before any prescription supply.
Prices shown are all-inclusive where stated. Your prescriber confirms suitability and final pricing after assessment.
Privacy & discretion
Discreet men's health — your business, not the postie's
Discreet packaging, private billing, confidential care — what to expect from a good clinic.
Discreet packaging
Plain, unmarked outer packaging — no product names, logos, or condition labels on the box.
Private billing
Reputable clinics show a neutral descriptor on your bank or card statement — no medicine names or condition wording.
Confidential data
Your consultation and health information stay with the regulated clinic you choose, protected under UK GDPR. Sanara never receives them.
Neutral notifications
A discreet clinic uses a neutral subject line — your condition is not named in the subject or email preview.
Format guide
On-demand, daily or pharmacy-only ED tablets?
ED tablet choice depends on timing, spontaneity, other medicines and cardiovascular safety checks.
Short-acting on-demand
Planning around activity and wanting a lower per-tablet price.
View short-acting optionDaily low-dose
Spontaneity without timing a tablet before sex.
View daily optionPharmacy-only route
Milder symptoms after a pharmacist suitability check, without a prescription.
View pharmacy-only optionTreatment finder
Tablet, spray or combined hair plan?
Male pattern hair loss responds best when treatment starts early. Your prescriber checks suitability before any prescription supply.
Daily oral tablet
Best single option for many men who want to slow DHT-driven pattern loss.
View tablet planTopical spray
Men who prefer scalp treatment, want an add-on, or are not suitable for oral treatment.
View spray plansComplete combined plan
Patients who want the most comprehensive route where combined treatment is appropriate.
View complete planErectile dysfunction
ED tablets — on demand, daily & pharmacy-only
Four on-demand, daily and pharmacy-only formats. Images show tablet type only; your prescriber supplies the licensed product.
Short-acting ED tablet — on demand
The UK’s most prescribed on-demand format — taken 30–60 minutes before activity.
Effective for over 90% of suitable men · 30–60 minutes
Supports erections for ~4 hours
Long-acting ED tablet — on demand
Longer window of effect — taken before activity with up to 36 hours of support in suitable men.
Effective for over 90% of suitable men · 20–30 minutes
Supports erections for up to 36 hours
Daily low-dose ED tablet
Once-daily tablet for spontaneity — no need to plan around a pill before activity.
Effective for over 90% of suitable men · 20–30 minutes (may build over days)
Ongoing daily support
Pharmacy-only ED tablet
Licensed over-the-counter tablets after a brief pharmacist suitability check — no prescription required.
Effective for over 90% of suitable men · 30–60 minutes
Supports erections for ~4 hours
Hair loss
Hair preservation — tablet, spray & combined plans
Oral tablets, combined topical spray and complete plans — the formats shown effective in clinical studies.
Daily oral hair preservation tablet
Once-daily prescription tablet that targets the hormone pathway behind male pattern hair loss.
Halts loss and regrows hair in ~9/10 men · 3–6 months
Combined topical hair spray
Dual-ingredient scalp spray — the two clinically approved topical actives in one bottle.
Alternative or add-on to oral treatment · 3–6 months
Topical hair regrowth solution
Clinician-guided topical plan to improve blood flow to follicles — foam or liquid formats.
Improves density in ~7/10 men · 4–6 months
Complete hair preservation plan
Combined oral tablet + topical spray — the approach shown effective in most men when used together.
Effective in ~9/10 men when combined · 3–6 months
FAQs
Erectile dysfunction — common questions
General information only. Your prescriber confirms what is safe and appropriate for you.
How do ED tablets work?
Prescription ED tablets (PDE5 inhibitors) improve blood flow to the penis when you are sexually aroused. They do not cause an erection without stimulation. Your prescriber checks heart medicines, blood pressure, and other conditions before supply.
How long before sex should I take a tablet?
Short-acting on-demand tablets are usually taken 30–60 minutes before activity. Longer-acting on-demand options may work within 20–30 minutes and can support erections for up to 36 hours in suitable men. Daily low-dose tablets are taken every day at the same time — not only before sex.
Can I take ED tablets with alcohol?
Moderate alcohol may be acceptable for some men but can worsen ED and increase side effects such as dizziness or low blood pressure. Heavy drinking is discouraged. Always follow your prescriber's advice and the patient information leaflet.
Why can't I take ED tablets with nitrates?
PDE5 tablets must not be combined with nitrate medicines (often used for angina or chest pain) or certain recreational drugs — the combination can cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure. Tell your prescriber about all medicines and heart symptoms.
What is the difference between on-demand and daily tablets?
On-demand tablets are taken before sex when you need them. Daily low-dose tablets build a steady level so you do not plan around a pill — useful if you want spontaneity or have regular activity. Your prescriber helps you choose based on health and preference.
What if tablets do not work for me?
Contact the clinic's clinical team. Dose, timing, or an alternative format may help. Persistent ED can signal cardiovascular or hormonal issues — a prescriber may recommend blood tests or an in-person GP review.
FAQs
Hair loss — common questions
General information only. Your prescriber confirms what is safe and appropriate for you.
How long before I see hair loss results?
Most men see reduced shedding by 3 months and visible regrowth by 6–12 months. The first weeks may include increased shedding — a normal sign the hair cycle is resetting. Photograph your hairline in consistent lighting to track progress honestly.
What are side effects of oral hair tablets?
Most men tolerate treatment well. A small number report reduced libido, erection changes, or mood effects. These usually resolve on stopping. Report any breast symptoms, rash, or depression promptly. Your prescriber explains risks before you start.
Should I use oral tablets, topical spray, or both?
Combined oral plus topical plans are the most effective approach for most men with male pattern loss. Topical-only or combined spray options suit men who prefer to avoid tablets or add scalp treatment. Your prescriber recommends what fits your history.
Is the combined topical spray different from minoxidil alone?
A combined spray delivers two clinically used topical actives in one bottle — a follicle stimulant plus a scalp DHT-blocking agent — whereas a standalone regrowth solution is typically minoxidil-class only. Your prescriber confirms the right format.
Can women use these hair plans?
These hair programmes are for male pattern hair loss in men. Women with thinning hair need a different assessment — see your GP, as some men's treatments are not safe in pregnancy or for female pattern loss.
What if I stop treatment?
Hair preserved or regrown while on treatment is typically lost gradually over months after stopping — the underlying pattern baldness continues. Discuss long-term plans with your prescriber before you start.