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Better sex · Premature ejaculation

Too quick? Let’s slow things down.

Premature ejaculation is common and very treatable. Our online evaluation takes about five minutes, and a licensed doctor takes it from there.

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Common, treatable, and nobody else needs to know.

PE is when you climax sooner than you or your partner would like, often within two minutes of penetration and sometimes before. It can come down to brain chemistry, performance anxiety, or a bit of both.

Whatever the cause, it’s one of the most treatable things a doctor sees.

70%

of men with PE have never been treated.

We asked them why. Mostly, it came down to three things.

33%

were too embarrassed to ask for help

32%

were put off by what other providers charge

27%

didn’t know treatment existed

Source: Noah PE Survey, 2022.

Your options, matched by a doctor.

Pills you take before sex, a spray that works in minutes, or one pill for PE and ED together. All prescription only, so a doctor recommends what suits you.

*A teleconsult with an SMC-licensed doctor is required for all prescriptions.

No waiting room required.

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Step 1

Tell us what’s going on

Answer a few questions online. It takes about five minutes, and nobody sees it but your doctor.

A video consultation with a doctor on a phone

Step 2

Speak to a doctor online

A licensed doctor reviews your answers and recommends a treatment. You’re only charged for medication once it’s approved.

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Step 3

Delivered in 4 hours

Free delivery in plain packaging, within 4 hours or at a time that suits you.

Your personalised PE treatment plan

Delivered discreetly to your door in as little as 4 hours.

Questions, answered.

Dr Kevin Chua

Answered by Dr Kevin Chua

Clinical Lead, Noah (Singapore)

If you regularly climax sooner than you or your partner want, during or even before sex, and it bothers you, it’s worth a chat. It can be physical (brain chemistry that affects how quickly you climax), psychological (performance anxiety is common), or both.

*Individual results may vary. This does not constitute medical advice. A doctor’s consultation is required to determine suitability before any treatment is prescribed.