Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it's 100% free. Our mission is to make proactive sexual health education accessible to all men. You will receive a complete AI-powered report and personalized recommendations with no cost or obligation.

Absolutely. We use industry-leading encryption and security protocols. Your personal information is never shared or sold. Your assessment is completely confidential. You can read our full Privacy Policy for more details.

This assessment is for every man over 18. Whether you are experiencing specific issues or feel you are at your peak, our assessment provides valuable insights. For those without issues, it helps establish a baseline and provides tips for optimization and prevention. For those with concerns, it's a crucial first step.

The smart questionnaire is designed to be efficient, typically taking only 5-7 minutes to complete. It adapts based on your answers to ensure it only asks relevant questions.

No. The WellMen assessment is an educational and informational tool. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The report is designed to empower you with information to have a more productive conversation with a qualified healthcare provider.

Knowledge is power. The goal of the assessment is to give you an honest, data-driven snapshot of your sexual health. The report will highlight areas of strength and potential risk, providing a clear, actionable plan to help you improve. It's a starting point for a positive journey, not a final judgment.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is very common and can affect men of all ages. It can be caused by stress, anxiety, fatigue, relationship issues, or underlying health conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or hormonal imbalances. Lifestyle factors like smoking, alcohol, and lack of exercise can also play a role. The good news is that ED is treatable, and many men see improvement with the right support. Learn more about ED and solutions.

Yes, your privacy is our top priority. WellMen.ai uses advanced encryption and strict security protocols to keep your data safe. Your assessment and results are 100% confidential and never shared with third parties. You can read more in our Privacy Policy.

Low libido (reduced sex drive) can be caused by stress, anxiety, depression, hormonal changes (like low testosterone), certain medications, or relationship issues. Poor sleep, unhealthy lifestyle, and chronic health conditions can also contribute. If you notice a persistent change in your libido, it's a good idea to talk to a healthcare provider. Learn more about low libido.

Premature ejaculation (PE) is a common concern and can often be improved with behavioral techniques, counseling, or, in some cases, medication. Practicing relaxation, using specific exercises, and addressing any underlying stress or anxiety can help. You are not alone, and effective treatments are available. See natural and medical remedies for PE.