Sexual Wellness

Oxytocin Nasal Spray

CategorySexual Wellness
Starting at$189 / month
Oxytocin Nasal Spray
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Sexual Wellness

Connection has biology behind it.

Oxytocin is a naturally occurring neuropeptide involved in touch, social bonding, intimacy and sexual behavior.

This compounded nasal formulation offers a clinician-guided way to engage oxytocin signaling as part of a broader sexual-wellness plan.

The idea isn't to manufacture intimacy. It's to support the biology involved in feeling connected, receptive and present.

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$189.00

1 month · per month

Prescription products require review by a licensed physician. After checkout you'll receive member portal access to complete your medical intake form. A physician reviews it and, if you qualify, your medication is dispensed. Dosing is determined by your provider during review.

Support the chemistry of connection.

Oxytocin is part of the signaling network your brain uses to process social connection, touch and reward. It interacts with regions involved in emotional salience, social reward and sexual behavior — helping explain why oxytocin has become such an interesting area of research around intimacy and human connection. Intranasal oxytocin offers a different approach to sexual wellness: one centered less on vascular performance and more on the neurological and emotional context surrounding arousal.

At a glance

Nasal

Needle-free administration

As needed

Used around intimacy as directed

Connection focused

Oxytocin signaling + social reward

Clinician guided

Selected around your individual needs

A better place to start

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We don't believe meaningful insight into your health should feel out of reach. Essentials gives you a broad baseline across key areas of your biology for $59.

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A closer look

Connection is never just one signal.

Changes in intimacy can have biological, physical and contextual layers.

Hormones, thyroid function, medications, sleep, stress, pain, metabolic health and relationship dynamics can all influence desire, arousal and how connected you feel to sexual experiences.

Labs aren't required for everyone considering oxytocin, but when something has noticeably changed, your provider may recommend looking at the bigger picture.

Explore Labs

Sex Hormones

Testosterone, estradiol, SHBG and other hormones may provide useful context when desire or sexual responsiveness has changed.

Thyroid

Thyroid changes can affect energy, mood, sexual desire and overall well-being.

Medication Review

Antidepressants, blood-pressure medications and other commonly used prescriptions can influence libido, arousal and orgasm.

Metabolic + Vascular Health

Glucose, A1c, lipids and cardiovascular health may deserve attention when physical sexual response has also changed.

The Bigger Sexual Health Picture

Sleep, stress, pain, relationship dynamics and other factors may be just as relevant as a lab value.