What's with adverts for ED medication everywhere?

To give a good faith answer from an expert perspective my opinion is it's to raise awareness of how since 2018 ED treatments have been available off prescription via pharmacist consultation; the move away from prescriptions for some health conditions that can be safely managed by the patient themselves is in general a product of health policy that wants to reduce strain on GPs and hospitals to improve capacity for other patients. Now whether or not this has proved effective in liberating NHS resources is a different matter and one I'm less qualified to evaluate, but that's my read on the situation. Any large scale move like this, especially for a condition that many men might not be willing to self-diagnose for obvious reasons will need a big PR push to encourage people to seek it out. There's a secondary benefit, as well; ED products sold in pharmacies via this pipeline are regulated under proper medicine control laws and GMP, meaning they're reliable and safe *unlike* buying some random dick pills online. If people are made aware that they can get stuff that actually works and has proper safety instructions etc within the packet then the intent is they won't go on Silk road or whatever the latest place to buy your dodgy meds is and won't end up in hospital having confidently taken horse tranquilizers instead of Viagra. Basically as sexual health is an area where people probably don't want to talk about it too much or have it in their search history, advertising in pharmacies and so on means that information is out there in a - backwards as it sounds - more discreet fashion than needing to book a doctor's appointment to say your manhood has lost its vigour.