Sexual Wellness

PT-141

CategorySexual Wellness
Starting at$250 / month
PT-141
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Sexual Wellness

Desire starts in the brain.

Sexual response begins long before blood flow.

PT-141, also known as bremelanotide, engages melanocortin signaling in the central nervous system — pathways involved in sexual desire, arousal and physical response.

It offers a different way to approach sexual wellness, particularly when the challenge feels connected to desire, responsiveness or the connection between the two.

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$250.00

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.

Turn up the signal behind arousal.

Your brain plays a central role in whether sexual interest becomes sexual response. PT-141 activates melanocortin receptors within the nervous system, engaging signaling that has been studied in both desire and arousal. That makes its biology fundamentally different from PDE5 medications such as sildenafil and tadalafil, which primarily act on the vascular pathway behind erections. PT-141 starts further upstream — with the central signals involved in wanting and responding.

At a glance

As needed

Used around anticipated intimacy

Central

Acts through melanocortin signaling

Desire + arousal

A different sexual-response pathway

Clinician guided

Selected around your individual needs

A better place to start

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A closer look

Desire has context.

Sexual desire rarely exists in isolation.

Hormones, thyroid function, medications, sleep, stress, metabolic health, relationship dynamics and other changes in the body can all influence how readily desire and arousal show up.

Labs aren't required for everyone using PT-141, but when something has noticeably changed, your provider may recommend looking deeper.

Explore Labs

Sex Hormones

Testosterone, estradiol, SHBG or other hormone markers may add context when symptoms suggest a hormonal contributor.

Thyroid

Thyroid changes can influence energy, mood, desire and sexual function.

Metabolic Health

Glucose, A1c and lipids may provide additional context when vascular or metabolic health is also part of the picture.

Medication Review

Antidepressants and other commonly used medications can meaningfully affect sexual desire, arousal and orgasm.

Blood Pressure + Cardiovascular History

Particularly important because bremelanotide can temporarily increase blood pressure.

The Bigger Sexual Health Picture

Sleep, stress, pain, relationship dynamics and other sexual-function concerns may deserve attention alongside medication.