Sexual Wellness
Make room for a more open conversation about desire. PT-141, also called bremelanotide, acts on brain signaling involved in sexual desire; this program explores a nasal spray. A clinician reviews your goals, the formula and individual suitability.
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PT-141 is bremelanotide, which acts on melanocortin signaling involved in sexual desire. This program explores a nasal spray format.
Bremelanotide injection has a specific approved use in premenopausal women with a low-desire disorder. Those results do not establish equivalent effects for this compounded format, which is not FDA-approved.
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It acts on signals called melanocortin receptors. These are different from the blood-flow signals targeted by many ED medicines. The exact effect on desire is still being studied.
The linked trials studied bremelanotide injections in premenopausal women with a specific low-desire disorder. They did not test this nasal spray formulation.
Two human trials · 2019
In trials involving 1,267 women before menopause with distressing low desire, bremelanotide injections improved desire and reduced related distress more than placebo. Nausea, flushing, and headache were more common. The results do not establish the same benefit for CIRx formats.
Study results are not a promise of personal results. Research on one formula or route does not establish the same results for another.
Vyleesi injection has a specific FDA-approved indication. This compounded nasal spray formulation is not FDA-approved.
Nausea, flushing, headache, skin darkening, and temporary blood-pressure rises can occur. Uncontrolled high blood pressure or heart disease can rule out use. The risks of the exact formula need review.
Compounded means a pharmacy makes a custom formula; compounded medicines are not FDA-approved. Off-label means a medicine is used in a way its FDA approval does not cover. Your clinician explains the exact product, risks and alternatives before treatment.
Bremelanotide (PT-141). Your dispensing pharmacy confirms the final prescription label and any inactive ingredients.
Yes. Both can discuss their goals. The strongest trial evidence is for a specific disorder in women before menopause, using an injection. It does not prove the same result for men.
This program uses nasal spray. Other formulations have their own program pages.
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