• What is premature ejaculation?

  Premature ejaculation occurs in men and is characterized by the inability to control or delay ejaculation during sexual activity. Premature ejaculation is a common sexual dysfunction. It is defined as ejaculation that occurs within one to three minutes of penetration, or even before penetration, on a consistent or recurring basis.Few readers

• How much does Contro's premature ejaculation treatment service cost?

  Premature Ejaculation Treatment Costs: After a successful consultation, cash customers will additionally be charged for their prescribed medication. The treatment price will vary and will depend on which medication(s) your assigned Partner Doctor preFew readers

• Can I claim through medical aid for premature ejaculation treatment?

  Yes, but only for your medication costs. Medical aid customers are still required to pay our R150 (Subscription) / R300 (Once-off) service fee. We are working hard to get the medical aids to cover this service fee. Our Partner Pharmacy will make the claim for your medication with your medical aid scheme each month. If your claim is unsuccessful we will reach out to you and confirm you are happy to switch to paying privately for your medication each month instead. If you are unsure whether youFew readers

• Is premature ejaculation the same as erectile dysfunction?

  No. Premature ejaculation measures the time taken by the man to ejaculate. But, erectile dysfunction is a condition where a man has a problem with achieving or retaining erection of his penis to perform sex with his partner. However, treatment for premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction can be similar depending on your symptoms and assigned doctors diagnosis.Few readers

• What are the symptoms and signs of premature ejaculation?

  Premature ejaculation isn't cause for concern if it doesn't happen often. But you might be diagnosed with premature ejaculation if you: Always or nearly always ejaculate within 1 to 3 minutes of penetration or masturbation; Are not able to delay ejaculation during sex all or nearly all the time; Feel distressed and frustrated, and tend to avoid sexual intimacy as a result. Premature ejaculation can be classified as: Lifelong. Lifelong premature ejaculation occurs all or nearly all theFew readers

• How common is premature ejaculation?

  Premature ejaculation is a common sexual problem, which according to studies, effects approximately 30% of men worldwide. Sign up here, book a private and affordable consultation and get your medication delivered free to your door in discreet packaging.Few readers

• Is premature ejaculation curable?

  While there is no definitive cure for premature ejaculation, it can be effectively managed and controlled with appropriate treatment.Few readers

• When should I seek treatment for premature ejaculation?

  If you ejaculate sooner than you wish during most sexual encounters, it would be best to speak to one of our Partner Doctors to discuss your symptoms and receive treatment. It's common to feel embarrassed about discussing sexual health concerns, however, Contro is here to eliminate the taboo topics and our Partner Doctors are here to help you.Few readers

• How is premature ejaculation treated and can this be treated online?

  Yes, a doctor can treat premature ejaculation online based on your symptoms during a virtual consultation. At Contro, men and women over the age of 18 can chat with one of our Partner Doctors about their symptoms and get treatment prescribed and delivered to them. Premature ejaculation is treated with numbing cream and/or the use of Phosphodiesterase-5 (PDE5) inhibitors. These are clinically approved and effective prescribed medications. PDE5 inhibitors work by relaxing the blood vessels, allFew readers

• How effective is premature ejaculation treatment?

  Each treatment plan will differ from person to person depending on your symptoms and diagnosis from one of our Partner Doctors. If the medication prescribed to you is taken accrording to the medication instructions, your treatment should be effective. Your assigned doctor will guide you through the treatment process and provide a guideline for your treatment process to follow. Not all treatment plans are effective as this will depend on how your body reacts to the medications. If the prescriFew readers

• Which premature ejaculation service is right for me? (Once-off or Subscription)

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• The difference between the once-off treatment and the subscription premature ejaculation service

  Our once-off treatment offering allows you to virtually consult with one of our Partner Doctors for R300, with the option of getting your treatment all at the same time and having it discreetly delivered free to your door. Our subscription service takes the hassle away and can save you up to R1200 a year by delivering your prescribed medication straight to your door every month.Few readers

• Is premature ejaculation treatment a chronic treatment plan?

  Our premature ejaculation treatment is available in a subscription-based service. Our system will automatically renew and process your order for you each month in line with your treatment or medication cycle. Your assigned Partner Doctor will continue to renew your script every 6 months if there are no underlying concerns. If your assigned doctor would like to see you for a follow-up consultation, you will receive an email which you can use to book your follow-up consultation.Few readers

• I’m on the subscription service, do I have to go back and see my assigned Partner Doctor for a repeat order?

  No, our subscription service saves you time and money by delivering your medication to an address of your choice for free every month. Please continue to see your primary doctor or GP throughout your Contro subscription for bi-annual check-ups. You must inform your assigned Partner Doctor of any changes in your physical or mental health as soon as you become aware of the change, to allow for your Partner Doctor to consider if changes need to be made to your ongoing treatment plan.Few readers

• How am I charged for my premature ejaculation monthly subscription service?

  All customers are charged their first month’s R150 service fee at checkout. This is non-refundable. After a successful consultation, cash customers will be charged again for the price of their prescribed medication. For the preceding months of the subscription, cash customers will be charged our R150 service fee combined with the cost of their medication in a single transaction. Medical aid customers are only charged our R150 service fee on each subscription repeat date. Our Partner Pharmacy wFew readers

• How do I create an order for premature ejaculation?

  To book a consultation with our partner doctors and receive treatment please follow the below step-by-step process: Simply sign up (https://www.contro.co.za/signup), verify your email and login; Select "Make new order" and our Premature Ejaculation service; Select your preferred service option between the monthly subscription service, or the once-off treatment service; Complete our secure online health assessment, pay our service fee at checkout and book your virtual or telephonic cFew readers

• Can I collect my premature ejaculation treatment from a collection point near me?

  Yes, our Partner Pharmacy has pick-up locations available to collect your medication at, however, it is important to note that collection takes between 1-3 business days as the pharmacy needs to source stock, package your medication and dispatch it to your closest pick-up location. You can view the available pick-up locations available - Click Here!Few readers

• When and how is my premature ejaculation treatment delivered to me?

  After a successful consultation, your assigned Partner Doctor will produce a prescription for your prescribed medication which is sent internally to our Partner Pharmacy. Our Partner Pharmacy will contact you telephonically to confirm your details and delivery address, and will make a claim on your behalf if you have provided medical aid details. TheirFew readers

• My premature ejaculation treatment is not working for me, what do I do?

  If you are a monthly subscription customer and your prescribed treatment is not working for you, you are welcome to contact support@contro.co.za for further assistance on how to speak to your assigned Partner Doctor. The cost of a follow-up consultation for subscription customers is R150. Once you have had your follow-up consultation, you would then be charged for your next month’s service fee and adjusted medication cost.Few readers

• Does Contro replace my primary doctor for premature ejaculation?

  No, Contro’s service offering does not replace your primary doctor. We save you time and money by offering you a supplementary online delivery and subscription service, and therefore your assigned Partner Doctor does not replace your primary doctor or GP and is not responsible for your ongoing primary care.Few readers

• Can I sign up on behalf of someone else for premature ejaculation treatment?

  No, our Partner Doctors will only prescribe medication for the individual whose details are on their Contro profile and health assessment form, and who attends the virtual consultation. Any medication prescribed through our platform is not to be shared between partners or with anyone else.Few readers

• How do I cancel my premature ejaculation subscription or order?

  Subscription services If you are on one of our subscription services and would like to cancel your subscription after your initial order, you can do on on your Contro profile. To do so, please login, click on 'My details' and head to the 'Order history' tab. Here you will be able to see all your past orders. You can click the red cross next to the order you would like to cancel.Few readers