When I was 17, I experienced erectile dysfunction.” My interviews with startup founders rarely start so candidly…
Roman is a discreet platform for guys to get ED care without feeling embarrassed.
Your Smartphone Wants to Monitor Your Erection
Just as you open your eyes tomorrow morning, a notification might pop up on your phone asking, “Did you wake up with morning wood?” When you click “yes” or “no”, the app calculates the length of your “boner streak.” There’s an app for that? Oh, yes. It’s called Morning Glory, and it officially launched in the iTunes store yesterday morning. The new app, from the men’s health startup Roman, wants to gamify your morning erections.
Startup diagnoses erectile dysfunction and sells meds—all online
Zachariah Reitano was 17 when he took his first stress test. His heart rate peaked at about 240 beats per minute and he collapsed on the treadmill. It was a scary thing that never would’ve happened if he hadn’t talked to his dad about his erectile dysfunction…
Taking The Stigma Out Of E.D.
Roman Health allows men to purchase E.D. drugs online and have them shipped directly to them. Zachariah Reitano founded the company after his own problems with E.D.
The Morning Glory App Rewards Strong Erections With Sweet .Gifs
In its daily effort to orient me to the health issues around erectile dysfunction, the Morning Glory app pushed a notification to my phone: “A boner a day keeps the doctor away.” There is no phrase that better encapsulates the mission of the simple app from men’s sexual health startup Roman. Morning Glory is, simply put, an erection tracker.
Morning Glory is just your average daily fitness tracker — but instead of logging your steps, it tracks the party in your pants.
Start-up delivers Viagra to your door
A new start-up wants to make getting your hands on Viagra a whole lot easier.
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Erectile dysfunction affects as many as 30 million American men, according to the James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute at Johns Hopkins University. But experts and researchers report only a small percentage (about 25%) seek treatment.
Men’s health startup Roman launched last month, with a service to diagnose, prescribe, and discreetly deliver erectile dysfunction medication. For its first ad campaign, the brand decided to take on every ad cliché ever associated with the pharma category.
Episode 21: Meet Roman
Most guys don’t have erectile dysfunction but they know a friend who does. Seen that joke on a subway ad recently? The smart sense of humor is courtesy of Roman, a new men’s health company that’s making it easier and more private than ever for men to get the erectile dysfunction meds they need.
Rise and shine! Erectile dysfunction company releases app so men can track their morning erections
Roman, an online erectile dysfunction medication company, just launched a new app called Morning Glory that does just that, providing an outlet for men who are interested in keeping a record of how often they wake up with an erect penis.
Introducing Morning Glory, the Boner-Tracking App You Didn’t Know You Needed
Waking up with the little dude downstairs up and ready to go is a pretty run-of-the-mill occurrence. But do you actually take the time to document how many times you wake up with a boner?
Now There’s an App That Helps Track Your Boners
Yes, what you’ve (probably not) heard is true: your phone is now helping you track your boners, courtesy of an app called Morning Glory. It launches today on the Apple store, and it’s the brainchild of the with-it folks at Roman, a millennial-friendly new health start-up that allows men to get diagnosed for erectile dysfunction via a quick online consultation, and receive a prescription with the upmost discretion.
Your Morning Boner Can Help You Assess Your Health
Most days beginning with a flaccid penis—a sign that something could demand investigation. Enter “Morning Glory”: a morning erection logging app brought to us by men’s health startup Roman.
Comical Ad Takes Aim at All the Thinly Veiled Metaphors in E.D. Advertising
A men’s health service called Roman decided to have some fun with all the clichés in the category for a new digital spot called, aptly, “Thinly Veiled Metaphors.”
When Zachariah Reitano was 17, he wasn’t able to get or maintain an erection. Like most teenage boys, this wasn’t something he’d had trouble with in the past. So when he wasn’t able to get or stay hard…
Roman, the full-service online health portal that currently focuses on diagnosing and prescribing treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED), has launched in New York, California, Pennsylvania, and Florida…
Roman, the full-service online health portal that currently focuses on diagnosing and prescribing treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED), has launched in New York, California, Pennsylvania, and Florida…
A startup aims to help the 18 million US men diagnosed with erectile dysfunction pay attention to their ‘check-engine light’
This is the first time in the US that you can go to one digital healthcare provider for each step of the process, from diagnosis and prescription to delivery and follow-ups.
A first of its kind, Roman is an app that will screen you for ED, let you talk one-on-one with doctors, and even get prescriptions delivered to your door — all without ever leaving your house…
