Explore care · Clinical enrollment opening soonPart of Eternal Springs Health ↗
Women’s Hormone Expert

Olympus

Sublingual compounded tablet

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

What to know

Bremelanotide + oxytocin. Listed by Strive; program availability and clinical suitability remain unconfirmed. This compound is not FDA-approved and is not equivalent to Vyleesi injection.

A combination tablet

Olympus combines bremelanotide and oxytocin in a sublingual tablet. It is different from an oxytocin-only troche and from injectable Vyleesi. Our MDI clinical team has been asked to review this specific combination and route for women.

Questions for your clinician

Discuss low desire, arousal or orgasm concerns separately, along with heart or blood-pressure conditions, pregnancy, current medicines and prior treatment. Nausea, headache and blood-pressure changes are among the concerns to review.

Your clinical review

Discuss your symptoms, medications, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, menopause status and relevant medical history. A clinician determines whether medication or another approach is appropriate.

Availability & cost

Program enrollment is not open. Product, pharmacy, strength, state availability and patient price must be confirmed before treatment. No outcome is guaranteed.

Compare treatment options ↗

YOUR NEXT STEP

A little clarity.
A better place to begin.

Explore the care pathway that fits your questions. Clinical enrollment is being prepared.

Find your care path