Women’s Hormone Expert

Explore medications.

Desire, arousal, orgasm and intimate comfort are different concerns. Explore the options, then discuss the right approach with a clinician.

Olympus — Strive Pharmacy product illustration
Olympus Sublingual flex-dose tabletStrive Pharmacy catalog image. Illustrative; actual dispensed appearance may differ. View pharmacy source ↗
TREATMENT INFORMATION

Olympus

Bremelanotide 1 mg + oxytocin 20 IU per sublingual Flex-Dose tablet. This compound is not FDA-approved and is different from Vyleesi injection.

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Euphoria Cream O — Strive Pharmacy product illustration
Euphoria Cream O L-arginine / oxytocin with niacin creamStrive Pharmacy catalog image. Illustrative; actual dispensed appearance may differ. View pharmacy source ↗
TREATMENT INFORMATION

Compounded arousal creams

Pharmacy-listed options include Scream Cream, Libido Enhancer Cream and Euphoria Cream O. Formulas differ and must be reviewed individually. These compounds are not FDA-approved and cannot guarantee orgasm.

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Oxytocin mini troches — Strive Pharmacy product illustration
Oxytocin Mini trocheStrive Pharmacy catalog image. Illustrative; actual dispensed appearance may differ. View pharmacy source ↗
TREATMENT INFORMATION

Oxytocin

Listed in partner pharmacy catalogs. Use for sexual concerns is not an FDA-approved indication; evidence, suitability and the exact formulation require clinical review.

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TREATMENT INFORMATION

Estradiol

An estrogen used in menopause care. Systemic and low-dose vaginal treatments serve different needs. The exact product, route and whether it is FDA-approved or compounded must be identified before treatment.

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Progesterone capsules — Strive Pharmacy product illustration
Progesterone Compounded capsuleStrive Pharmacy catalog image. Illustrative; actual dispensed appearance may differ. View pharmacy source ↗
TREATMENT INFORMATION

Progesterone

A clinician may include a progestogen with systemic estrogen for a patient with a uterus to protect the uterine lining. Compounded creams are not automatically interchangeable with approved oral products.

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TREATMENT INFORMATION

Intimate Comfort

Discuss dryness, discomfort and painful intimacy. Options may include moisturizers, lubricants and clinician-selected local estrogen. The cause of symptoms and the prescribed product guide treatment.

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Women’s treatment options
Option Format Enrollment / price
Olympus Sublingual compounded tablet Confirmed during clinical review
Compounded arousal creams Topical cream / gel Confirmed during clinical review
Oxytocin Compounded dissolving tablet / nasal spray Confirmed during clinical review
Estradiol Patch / other prescribed formats Confirmed during clinical review
Progesterone Oral / other prescribed formats Confirmed during clinical review
Intimate Comfort Local treatment options Confirmed during clinical review

Low desire medicines are a separate discussion.

Addyi (flibanserin) and Vyleesi (bremelanotide injection) treat specific low-desire disorders in eligible patients; neither is an instant or guaranteed orgasm medicine. Supply through our partner program is not confirmed.

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