Choosing care
How to choose a men’s clinic: 9 questions to ask before you book
There are many men’s clinics advertising in South Africa, and quality varies widely. Here are nine questions on how to choose a men’s clinic you can trust.
In short: Choose a men’s clinic that is clear about who will see you and their qualifications, lists prices upfront, protects your privacy, explains its approach honestly without certain results, uses registered products, checks your medicines, refers you when needed, and offers follow-up.
1. Who will I see?
Ask about the practitioner’s qualifications and registration. At our practice, you see a naturopath.
2. What is your approach?
Some clinics offer prescription medicines, injections or procedures. Others, like ours, focus on natural, non-surgical support. Choose the approach that suits you. See what does a naturopath do.
3. What does it cost?
Look for transparent pricing before you book. Be wary of vague quotes or pressure to buy packages. Our consultation is R2,500, and remedy costs are confirmed upfront. See men’s clinic prices.
4. Do you promise results?
Be cautious of clinics that promise certain results or lasting size increases. Honest clinics explain what is realistic.
5. Are your products registered and safe?
Ask what is in any product and whether it is registered. SAHPRA has warned about illicit sexual enhancement products with hidden ingredients. See sex pills.
6. Will you check my medicines and health history?
A responsible practitioner reviews your medicines to avoid interactions. See medications that cause erectile dysfunction.
7. Will you refer me if I need medical care?
Erection problems can signal heart disease or diabetes. A good clinic refers you for tests when needed. See heart disease and erectile dysfunction.
8. How is my privacy protected?
Ask about confidentiality, discreet packaging and how records are kept.
9. Is there follow-up?
Progress should be reviewed and plans adjusted.
Red flags
- Pressure to pay on the spot for long packages
- Promises of certain or unrealistic results
- Unlabelled pills or creams
- No questions about your health history
Our practice
- Walk in at 199 Vanessa Street, Buccleuch, Sandton, with parking available, or consult remotely outside Gauteng
- Enquiries answered 24/7
- Discreet, confidential consultations
- Transparent pricing
See what does a men’s clinic do.
Why men choose our natural approach
Walk in or consult remotely
Walk in at Buccleuch, Sandton, with parking available, or consult by phone or video from anywhere in South Africa.
Natural and non-surgical
Herbal remedies and practical guidance, with no injections or surgery.
Faster appointments
Enquiries answered 24/7, with same-day appointments often available.
Transparent pricing
Consultations are R2,500, with any remedy costs confirmed before you commit.
Private self-check: 5 quick questions
Answer these honestly before you try anything new or book. They help you describe what is happening and get more from your first consultation.
- How often can you get and keep an erection firm enough for sex: almost always, most of the time, sometimes, or rarely?
- Do you still notice morning or night-time erections?
- Have stress, poor sleep, alcohol, smoking or long hours increased recently?
- Do you take medicine for blood pressure, the heart, diabetes or mood?
- Has your interest in sex dropped noticeably over the past year?
If you answered “sometimes” or “rarely” to the first question, a consultation is a sensible next step. Morning erections that still happen are often a reassuring sign that lifestyle, stress or confidence are playing a part, which natural support can address well. A yes to question four means any remedy needs checking for interactions first.
What happens at your first consultation
- Walk in or book online, call +27 10 205 9855 or WhatsApp +27 81 823 1313. In Gauteng, walk in at 199 Vanessa Street, Buccleuch, Sandton, where parking is available. Outside Gauteng, choose a confidential phone or video consultation. Enquiries are answered 24/7.
- Talk privately with a naturopath about your symptoms, health history, lifestyle and goals.
- Receive a personalised natural plan, with any remedy costs confirmed upfront.
- Follow up in person or remotely so your progress is reviewed and your plan adjusted.
Your health and safety
Our naturopaths use natural remedies and lifestyle support, and always check your health history and current medicines first. If anything needs medical attention we tell you honestly and refer you to an appropriately registered medical professional. Avoid unregistered “enhancement” products sold online or at markets, as SAHPRA has warned that some contain hidden ingredients.
Seek urgent medical care for chest pain, an erection lasting more than four hours, sudden weakness or other sudden symptoms.
Consultation price
A consultation is R2,500, in person or remote, and your naturopath confirms any further costs before you go ahead. See our men’s clinic prices for details.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if a men’s clinic is trustworthy?
Look for clear qualifications, transparent pricing, honest explanations, registered products, medicine checks, referrals when needed and privacy.
What should I ask a men’s clinic before booking?
Ask who will see you, their approach, costs, product safety, privacy and follow-up.
Should I trust a clinic that promises certain results?
Be cautious. Honest practitioners explain realistic expectations.
How much does a consultation cost at Men’s Health Clinics?
A consultation is R2,500, with any remedy costs confirmed upfront.
How much does a consultation cost?
A consultation is R2,500, and any remedy costs are confirmed with you before you go ahead.
Book your consultation today
Get personalised, natural support from a naturopath. Walk in at our Sandton practice, or book a remote consultation if you live outside Gauteng.
References and further reading
- SAHPRA: South African Health Products Regulatory Authority
- FDA: Tainted sexual enhancement products
- NCCIH: Naturopathy
Reviewed by George Mulaudzi, Naturopath. This page is general information and does not replace a personal consultation. If you have chest pain, sudden symptoms or a medical emergency, seek urgent medical care.
