Sexual Wellness

Sexual Arousal Spray

CategorySexual Wellness
Sexual Arousal Spray
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Sexual Wellness

Because sexual response starts before the physical response.

Desire, arousal and physical readiness are connected, but they don't all come from the same signal.

This compounded nasal formulation brings together tadalafil, oxytocin and PT-141 to engage multiple pathways involved in sexual response, from central arousal signaling to vascular function.

A more multidimensional approach to sexual wellness, guided by your clinician and your biology.

Availability

Coming soon

This treatment is not yet available to order online. Speak with a clinician to find out whether it is appropriate for you.

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.

Connect the signal to the response.

Sexual response is a conversation between the brain, nervous system and body. PT-141 acts on melanocortin pathways in the brain involved in sexual response. Tadalafil works through the PDE5 pathway involved in vascular relaxation and blood flow. Oxytocin is a naturally occurring neuropeptide involved in social bonding, intimacy and sexual signaling. Together, the formulation is designed to approach sexual wellness from more than one direction rather than focusing on a single mechanism.

At a glance

Nasal

Non-injection formulation

3-in-1

Three distinct active ingredients

Multi-pathway

Central + vascular signaling

Clinician guided

Prescribed around your individual needs

A better place to start

73 biomarkers. $59. On purpose.

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.

Not as a promotion. As a principle.

A closer look

Sexual function is a system.

Changes in desire or physical response don't always begin in the bedroom.

Hormones, thyroid function, glucose regulation, cardiovascular health, medications, sleep and stress can all influence sexual function. When something has noticeably changed, your provider may recommend looking deeper.

Explore Labs

Sex Hormones

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

Thyroid

Thyroid dysfunction can influence energy, mood, desire and sexual response.

Glucose + Hemoglobin A1c

Metabolic changes can affect vascular and nerve function as well as sexual health.

Lipid Panel

Provides additional insight into cardiovascular and vascular health.

Medication Review

Antidepressants, blood-pressure medications and other prescriptions can meaningfully affect sexual function.

Blood Pressure + Cardiovascular History

Especially important when PDE5 medications such as tadalafil are part of treatment.