Bremelanotide works on the brain’s desire pathways, upstream of blood flow. Paired with low-dose oxytocin in one tablet that dissolves under your tongue. No needle, no water.
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Dissolves under the tongue, no water. Every tablet carries the full formula.
Standard strengths shown; your provider can adjust them at any refill. Take one about 45 minutes before, no more than one in any 24 hours. A combination formula is not appropriate for everyone.
Every number below is the number you pay. When a term ends, you decide whether to continue.
Checkout happens after the questionnaire, and a licensed provider reviews everything before anything ships. Uncontrolled high blood pressure and known cardiovascular disease are hard stops. If treatment is not appropriate, you receive a full refund.
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Symptoms, medical history, blood pressure, current medications. A few minutes, and finishing it costs nothing.
They screen blood pressure and cardiovascular history and decide whether treatment is appropriate. If your history rules it out, they tell you and you are not charged.
A state-licensed compounding pharmacy prepares the dissolving tablet at the written dose and ships the full term in plain packaging. Room temperature, no cooler.
Message your provider about timing, nausea, or dose whenever. Changes apply to the next fill and there is no charge to ask.
Wanted. Not scheduled.
About 45 minutes before. The tablet dissolves on its own.
Blood-flow tablets act on blood vessels and are prescribed to men. PT-141 acts on the brain pathways involved in desire, which is why a provider can prescribe it when the issue is wanting to, not being able to.
Desire that has gone quiet, or blood-flow support that works but does not bring the wanting back. Some patients are prescribed both; your provider decides.
The active ingredient is the same one prescribed for low sexual desire in women. Here it is a tablet under the tongue instead of an injection.
The outer box carries no product name and no condition anywhere on the label. Neighbors and roommates learn nothing.
Not a pharmacy name, not a product name. Just CLYR Health.
We ship everything at once, at room temperature. No monthly pharmacy runs, no waiting on a refill that should already be there.
PT-141 is sold as research vials, gray-market nasal sprays, and membership programs. Here is that pattern next to ours, in plain language.
This describes patterns common in how PT-141 is sold online, not one specific company. Terms differ, so read any provider checkout and cancellation policy before you buy. Ours is on this page.
CLYR Health is LegitScript certified, treatments are reviewed by licensed providers, and every compounded product comes from a state-licensed pharmacy. The price you see on this page is the price you pay, and when your term ends the next decision is yours.
Which one is right for you?
One tablet under the tongue about 45 minutes before. Bremelanotide for the wanting, oxytocin for the closeness. For men and women. Paid once, and nothing renews on its own.
See the plans →Sildenafil, tadalafil, citrulline, and L-theanine in one mint tablet under the tongue. For the erection itself. 30 tablets for $258, billed once.
See CLYR Tempo →PDE5 inhibitors act on blood vessels to support an erection. PT-141 (bremelanotide) acts on the brain’s melanocortin pathways involved in desire and arousal. They address different things, and some patients are prescribed both. PT-141 is prescribed to men and women; PDE5 inhibitors are prescribed to men.
Dissolve one tablet under the tongue about 45 minutes before intimacy. Do not take more than one in any 24 hours. Your provider confirms the schedule at consultation.
No. Both packs are one-time purchases, billed once. The ten pack is 10 tablets for $119. The thirty pack is 30 tablets for $169. When you want more, you reorder. Nothing renews on its own.
Anyone with uncontrolled high blood pressure or known cardiovascular disease, since bremelanotide can temporarily raise blood pressure and slow heart rate. Pregnancy and breastfeeding. Your provider screens every case individually.
The most common is nausea, especially with the first doses, along with flushing, headache, and a temporary rise in blood pressure. With repeated use, some people notice darkening of the skin on the face, gums, or chest. Report anything persistent to your provider.
Oxytocin is the hormone associated with bonding and closeness. It is included at a low dose alongside the bremelanotide. Your provider can discuss what to expect from the combination.
You receive a full refund. A licensed provider reviews every order before anything ships, and uncontrolled blood pressure or cardiovascular disease are hard stops. If treatment is not appropriate, the charge is returned in full.
Most states. Every order ships in plain packaging with tracking, at no extra cost, and at room temperature.
Free, online, and no card required to finish it.
See if I am eligiblePT-141 (bremelanotide) with oxytocin is a compounded prescription medication dispensed only after a licensed provider independently reviews your intake and determines it is appropriate for you. Not for use with uncontrolled high blood pressure or known cardiovascular disease, or during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Common side effects may include nausea, flushing, headache, and a temporary increase in blood pressure; skin darkening can occur with repeated use. Do not exceed one dose in 24 hours. Tell your provider about every medication and medical condition you have before starting. Compounded medications are prepared by state-licensed pharmacies based on independent provider judgment and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. Not everyone qualifies. This page is informational, is not medical advice, and is not a substitute for emergency care; call 911 in an emergency. Available in most states.