Most online ED services — Numan, Manual, BlueChew, Roman — operate on a prescription-first model: complete a short questionnaire, receive sildenafil or tadalafil within days. Manual focuses almost entirely on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) if your testosterone is low. Both approaches treat a symptom or a single marker. Neither investigates why you have ED.

Medimob combines an advanced blood panel, a clinically designed questionnaire, and a GP-written Root Cause Report — a personalised medical document that identifies what is actually driving your ED, not just what can mask it.

Three things, working together. First, an advanced blood test panel — going far beyond testosterone to cover hormones, cardiovascular markers, thyroid function, metabolic health, and inflammation. Second, a thorough clinical questionnaire covering your symptoms, psychology, lifestyle, sleep, medications, and relationship context. Third, a GP-written Root Cause Report — a personalised medical document that synthesises everything, identifies the likely drivers of your ED, and outlines your options clearly.

No algorithm. No automated printout. A real UK-registered doctor reads your results and writes a report specifically about you.

Testosterone is one marker — and many men with ED have completely normal testosterone levels. ED is frequently linked to cardiovascular and metabolic health: high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, early-stage type 2 diabetes, and poor circulation are among the most common hidden causes. Thyroid dysfunction, elevated oestradiol, low SHBG, chronic inflammation, and insulin resistance can all impair erectile function without touching your testosterone number. Testing testosterone alone gives an incomplete — and often misleading — picture.

This is one of the most common frustrations men experience. A 'normal' testosterone reading does not rule out hormonal causes — free testosterone, SHBG levels, oestradiol, and the ratios between them can all affect sexual function even when total testosterone appears normal. Beyond hormones, ED is frequently driven by subclinical cardiovascular disease, early metabolic dysfunction, thyroid issues, sleep apnoea, psychological factors, or medication side effects. None of these show up in a basic testosterone test.

Our assessment is specifically designed to investigate beyond the obvious — because the obvious answer is often not the right one.

Yes — and this is precisely where root cause investigation matters most. Sildenafil and tadalafil improve blood flow, but they are ineffective when ED is driven by hormonal imbalance, psychological factors, nerve issues, or certain metabolic conditions. If PDE5 inhibitors haven't worked for you, it strongly suggests your ED has an underlying cause that hasn't been identified. That's what we're here to find.

Yes — and this is medically well-established. Erectile dysfunction is recognised as an early warning sign of cardiovascular disease. Research shows that men who develop ED face a significantly elevated risk of heart attack or stroke within 5–10 years if underlying vascular risk factors go unaddressed. ED can also be an early indicator of type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and thyroid dysfunction.

Treating your ED as a signal worth investigating — rather than a symptom to suppress — can have real implications for your long-term health. This is exactly why we take the comprehensive approach we do.

Your Root Cause Report is a personalised clinical document written by a registered UK GP. It includes: a plain-language interpretation of your full blood results; identification of likely and possible root causes; a summary of your key risk areas — hormonal, vascular, metabolic, psychological; a ranked list of recommended next steps tailored to your specific findings; and information on all relevant treatment options, from lifestyle changes to medication to specialist referral.

It is not an automated printout. It is a considered medical opinion, written about you specifically. No two reports are the same.

Most men receive their completed GP Root Cause Report within 5–7 working days of their blood sample being received by our accredited UK laboratory. Your kit is dispatched within 1–2 working days of purchase and includes a pre-paid return envelope. Once analysed, your GP writes and reviews your report before it is released securely to your private online account.

A registered UK General Practitioner (GP) with specific interest in men's health reviews your results — not an algorithm, not a nurse, not an automated system. A real doctor reads your blood results alongside your questionnaire responses and writes a report specifically about you.

It is clinically essential — not a formality. The questionnaire captures what blood tests cannot: the nature and onset of your symptoms, psychological factors, relationship context, sleep quality, medication history, alcohol and lifestyle habits, stress levels, and prior treatments. Many causes of ED — including performance anxiety, depression, relationship stress, and medication side effects — are entirely invisible on a blood test. Your GP uses both data sets together to form a complete clinical picture.

No — and that is intentional. Medication is one option within your report, not the default outcome. Many men find that once the root cause is identified — a hormonal imbalance, a cardiovascular risk factor, a sleep disorder, or psychological stress — the most effective path is addressing that cause directly. Some men benefit from lifestyle changes or supplementation. Others choose medication alongside other interventions. Your report lays out your specific options clearly and without pressure. You are always in control.

We offer two options. Most men choose our at-home venous blood test kit, which includes everything needed to collect a sample yourself. For those who prefer a clinical setting, we can arrange an appointment at a partner clinic. Either way, all samples are processed by UKAS-accredited UK laboratories — the same standard used by the NHS.

Testosterone clinics are designed around one pathway: identify testosterone deficiency and treat it with TRT. This is appropriate for men who genuinely have hypogonadism — but it addresses only one possible cause of ED. The majority of men with ED do not have low testosterone, and even those who do often have additional contributing factors that TRT alone will not resolve. Medimob investigates all potential causes and gives you a complete picture, not a single-answer solution.

NHS GPs provide excellent care, but standard investigation for ED in primary care is highly variable. Average appointment times leave little room for thorough exploration, and many men are offered a sildenafil prescription without a comprehensive hormonal or cardiovascular workup. Medimob offers a depth of investigation — full blood panel, detailed questionnaire, personalised GP report — that most men would struggle to access through a standard NHS appointment without multiple referrals. And we work entirely around your schedule, with no waiting room and no waiting list.

Completely. Your assessment, blood results, and GP report are stored securely in your private online account and never shared without your explicit consent. Your test kit is delivered in plain, unmarked packaging with no brand name visible. We are fully GDPR-compliant for information security. Your GP report is not sent to your NHS GP unless you specifically request it.

The complete Medimob assessment — advanced blood panel, clinical questionnaire, and personalised GP Root Cause Report — is £249. This is a one-time fee with no subscription and no ongoing commitment. It includes your secure online results, full GP report, and guidance on next steps. Any follow-up treatment or referral is entirely your decision.

Yes — your Root Cause Report and full blood results are yours. Many men use them to have a more informed conversation with their NHS GP, or to pursue specialist referral with a urologist, endocrinologist, or cardiologist. Your GP report can be shared with any healthcare provider you choose.

Very common. Studies estimate ED affects around 1 in 3 men at some point in their lives. It is not something to be embarrassed about or dismiss as inevitable ageing. What matters is understanding why it is happening — because in the majority of cases, there is an identifiable and addressable cause. The men who benefit most are those who treat it as a health signal worth investigating, rather than a problem to manage with a pill or accept in silence.

Your report will clearly outline recommended actions — which may include lifestyle changes, supplementation, medication, further specialist assessment, or a combination. If you have questions about your report, our clinical team is available to help you understand your results. There is no obligation to purchase anything further. We believe the value of knowing is itself significant — and that informed men make better decisions about their health.