Arousal that doesn't match your desire to be intimate
Reduced sexual satisfaction despite a healthy relationship
Libido changes tied to stress, hormones, or medication
ED medication alone hasn't addressed the underlying issue
THE FORMULA
A Steady, Physician-Managed Path Back to Yourself
PT-141 (bremelanotide) is a melanocortin receptor agonist that acts on the central nervous system to increase sexual desire, distinguishing it from PDE5 inhibitors that work only on blood flow. It’s prescribed for both men and women experiencing low libido.
1–2mg
TYPICAL SUBCUTANEOUS DOSE
As Needed
TYPICAL DOSING, BEFORE INTIMACY
45 min–1 hr
ONSET OF EFFECT
Benefits Members Report
Increases Genuine Desire
Works on arousal pathways in the brain, not just blood flow.
Complements ED Treatment
Can be paired with PDE5 inhibitors for members where desire and blood flow are both factors.
Effective for Men & Women
One of few options clinically used across both sexes for low libido.
Physician-Managed Dosing
Dosed and timed by your provider to match your goals and tolerance.
Myth vs. Fact
Myth
“It’s the same as Viagra.”
Fact
PT-141 works on brain arousal pathways, while PDE5 inhibitors like sildenafil work on blood flow — they solve different problems.
Myth
“It’s only for women.”
Fact
PT-141 is prescribed for both men and women experiencing low libido, with dosing adjusted accordingly.
Myth
“Any peptide source is fine as long as it’s cheap.”
Fact
Sourcing and dosing accuracy matter significantly with peptide therapy — that’s why it’s compounded and monitored by licensed pharmacies.
How Your Dose Is Determined
1
Health Screening
A questionnaire and health history establish whether PT-141 is appropriate for you.
2
Starting Dose
Your provider sets an initial subcutaneous dose and timing relative to planned intimacy.
3
Follow-Up & Adjustment
Check in with your provider to adjust dose or frequency based on your response.