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Peptides for sexual health

Reconnect with desire and confidence.

PT-141 acts on central pathways in the brain to support libido and arousal in both men and women. Every option is prescribed by a licensed clinician and compounded by a licensed U.S. pharmacy.

Sexual Health
Licensed U.S. pharmacyCompounded to your prescription
Clinician-reviewedPrescribed after a health review
Sterile, ready-to-injectShipped with all supplies
Discreet shippingDelivered to your door
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Peptides clinicians prescribe for sexual health.

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How it works

A peptide that works on desire, not just blood flow.

Many treatments focus on blood flow. PT-141 works differently, acting on the brain pathways involved in arousal and desire.

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Acts on the brainPT-141 activates melanocortin receptors in the brain that are involved in sexual arousal.
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Works for men and womenBecause it acts on desire rather than blood flow, it is used by both men and women.
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Used when neededIt’s taken on demand, roughly 45 minutes to 2 hours before intimacy.
Is it right for me?

See if sexual health peptides fit your goals.

You may be a good fit if
Low desire, rather than performance, is the main issueOther treatments haven’t worked for youYou want an on-demand optionYou want discreet, clinician-guided care
Talk to your clinician first if
!You are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning a pregnancy!You have an active cancer or a history of cancer!You take medications that affect hormones, blood sugar or immunity!You have a chronic condition your clinician hasn’t reviewed yet

Your clinician reviews your full health history before prescribing. You're only charged for medication if a licensed provider prescribes it.

Questions

Peptides for sexual health, answered.

Start with the assessment. A licensed clinician reviews your goals, health history and any medications, then recommends the peptide and dosing that fit you, if peptide therapy is appropriate.

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