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April 7, 2026
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PE Treatment Cost in Singapore (2026): Medications, Therapy & Online Options

Medically reviewed by Dr. Kevin Chua, Medical Director

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Medically reviewed by Dr. Kevin Chua, Medical Director

Disclaimer: Prices are approximate and subject to change. Updated April 2026.


Introduction

Cost should never be the barrier to treating premature ejaculation. Effective PE treatments are available at a range of price points in Singapore, from affordable generic SSRIs to comprehensive treatment programmes. This guide provides transparent pricing so you can make an informed choice.


Medication Costs

PE medications vary significantly in price depending on the type and whether brand-name or generic versions are used.

Comprehensive Price Comparison (SGD)

Medication Monthly Cost (Approx.) Notes
Dapoxetine (Priligy) 30 mg (8 tablets) S$60–120 On-demand; ~2× per week
Generic dapoxetine 30 mg (8 tablets) S$30–60 Same efficacy as branded
Paroxetine 20 mg daily (generic) S$20–40 Most effective daily SSRI
Sertraline 50 mg daily (generic) S$15–30 Good balance of efficacy/tolerability
Fluoxetine 20 mg daily (generic) S$15–25 Moderate PE efficacy
Lidocaine spray (topical) S$15–30 Available OTC
EMLA cream (topical) S$10–20 per tube Available at pharmacies
noah™ PE treatment plan From S$40/month Medication + doctor access

Consultation Costs

Provider Cost
Polyclinic (subsidised) S$15–25
Private GP S$30–80
Urologist / Sexual health specialist S$150–350
Sex therapist / Psychologist S$120–250 per session
noah™ online consultation Included in treatment plan

Total Annual Cost Comparison

For a typical PE patient using medication twice weekly, here's the annual cost landscape:

Approach Annual Cost (SGD)
GP + generic SSRI daily S$540–960
GP + branded dapoxetine (2×/week) S$1,080–1,680
Specialist + dapoxetine S$1,500–2,400
Sex therapy (12 sessions) S$1,440–3,000
noah™ PE plan From S$480

Insurance and Subsidies

PE treatment is generally not covered by MediSave or most private insurance plans, as it is classified as a sexual health / lifestyle condition. Consultations may be covered under general outpatient benefits depending on your plan. SSRIs prescribed for concurrent depression or anxiety may have broader coverage.


FAQ

1. What's the most cost-effective PE treatment?

Generic daily SSRIs (sertraline or paroxetine) through noah™ or a GP. At S$15–40/month for medication plus affordable consultation, this approach provides the best efficacy per dollar.

2. Is sex therapy worth the cost?

Sex therapy can be very effective, particularly for psychogenic PE and relationship-related issues. It's often most cost-effective when combined with medication (addressing both physiological and psychological components).

3. Can I use my company medical benefits?

Possibly for the consultation component. Most corporate medical plans cover GP visits. The medication may not be covered if specifically coded for PE, but discuss options with your HR department.

4. Are generic PE medications effective?

Yes. Generic dapoxetine, paroxetine, and sertraline contain the same active ingredients as branded versions and meet HSA bioequivalence standards.

5. Does noah™ offer trial periods?

noah™ treatment plans typically start with a trial period to assess response and tolerability before committing to ongoing treatment. Contact noah™ for current plan details.


→ Return to pillar: Complete Guide to PE Treatment in Singapore

This article is for informational purposes only. Prices are approximate and subject to change.

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Last updated
7/4/2026
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