Tell us what brought you here.
Complete an online health history. Share your goals, medications, and the questions you want answered.
Labeled vial · actual packaging may differ
CLINICIAN-SUPERVISED CARE
PT-141
Bremelanotide: understand the indication and formulation.
Injectable5 mL vial10mg/ml
$285per vial
not a monthly subscription
not a monthly subscription
- Asynchronous clinical consultation
- Supplies
- Two-day shipping after dispensing
Prescribing is a clinical decision. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription or availability.
Read the evidence & safety information ↓UNDERSTAND THE TREATMENT
What is PT-141?
PT-141, also called bremelanotide, acts on melanocortin receptors. Desire and erectile function are different concerns, and a clinician should first clarify which issue is being assessed.
The starting point is your health history and the reason you are seeking care—not a dosing schedule found online. Your clinician can assess whether a treatment discussion is appropriate and whether a better-studied option makes more sense.
NO FINE-PRINT MATH
Exactly what is listed.
The concentration, the vial, and the price—kept separate, so you can compare clearly.
Specifications are not dosing instructions. Follow only the directions provided by your clinician and dispensing pharmacy.
- Formulation
- PT-141
- Listed strength
- 10mg/ml
- Vial volume
- 5 mL
- Total API per vial
- 50 mg
- All-inclusive price
- $285 per vial
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
What the evidence
does—and does not—say.
An FDA-approved bremelanotide product has a narrow indication in premenopausal women with acquired, generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder. This compounded vial is not that product. Blood-pressure and cardiovascular considerations, nausea, and other risks require clinical review.
“Medical grade,” a prescription, or a biological mechanism does not establish FDA approval or guarantee a clinical result. Current compounding eligibility and pharmacy requirements must be checked separately.
CARE, WITHOUT THE RUNAROUND
From a question
to a considered plan.
You bring your goals. Your clinician brings the judgment.
Get an independent clinical review.
A licensed clinician reviews your information and considers whether treatment is appropriate. A prescription is not guaranteed.
If prescribed, receive it at home.
The pharmacy prepares your treatment and ships it with your supplies. Follow the pharmacy and clinician instructions.
THE DETAILS MATTER
Good questions. Clear answers.
What does the $285 price include?
Every listed price is for one specified vial and includes the asynchronous consultation, supplies, and two-day shipping. It is not a monthly subscription price. Shipping transit begins after dispensing; clinician review and pharmacy preparation take additional time.
How much PT-141 should I use?
No. The strengths shown are product specifications, not instructions for use. Do not calculate your own protocol from this catalog or combine products without an individualized clinical review.
How long will this vial last?
That depends on the prescribed dose, schedule, formulation, and pharmacy instructions. Vial volume or total ingredient amount alone does not determine a treatment duration. No fixed monthly supply is implied by a catalog price.
Is PT-141 FDA-approved?
An FDA-approved bremelanotide product has a narrow indication in premenopausal women with acquired, generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder. This compounded vial is not that product. Blood-pressure and cardiovascular considerations, nausea, and other risks require clinical review.
When will my order arrive?
The listed price includes two-day shipping once the pharmacy dispenses and ships an approved prescription. It does not mean delivery two days after your first visit. Review, preparation, location, and carrier conditions affect the overall timeline.
Ready to begin?
Choose from the treatments with a live online assessment.
A clinician independently determines whether treatment is appropriate.