A simple, private check on a quiet topic.
About one in three men over 40 experiences some degree of erectile difficulty (Massachusetts Male Aging Study), and most causes are reversible. Six questions, two minutes, answered on your device and sent nowhere. It does not score you — it works out whether what you are describing points at your blood vessels, and what to ask for if it does.
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Your answers never leave this device. Nothing is stored, nothing is sent. Six short questions about the last six months. Two minutes. It does not score you or grade how severe anything is — it sorts your answers into what is worth doing next, including when that is seeing a doctor.
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Six questions
Including the two most useful ones that severity questionnaires leave out: how it began, and whether morning erections still happen.
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What to do next
Not a severity grade. This is not the IIEF-5 and does not reproduce its bands — it sorts by what is worth acting on.
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Referral guidance
Lifestyle notes, herbs traditionally used, and when to see a doctor — including why this can be a cardiovascular warning sign.
Why this matters: ED is often the first symptom of cardiovascular disease. Endothelial damage shows up in penile arteries 3-5 years before coronary arteries. Take any new or worsening symptom seriously and get a cardio-metabolic check.
These questions are our own, written around findings that are widely reported rather than owned: that erectile difficulty often appears years before cardiac symptoms because the arteries involved are narrower, and that the presence or absence of morning erections helps separate physical from psychological causes. This is not a validated instrument, produces no clinical score, and cannot diagnose anything. New, worsening or severe symptoms deserve a clinician, including a cardiovascular check. Some herbs interact dangerously with nitrates and other medicines — confirm with a pharmacist before combining anything.