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Sober sex can feel like starting over.

Years of drinking or using can mess with blood flow, hormones and confidence. So can some recovery medications. It's more common than anyone admits, and it's worth a conversation with a clinician.

A short online visit. Plain packaging. Nobody at a pharmacy counter.

A couple laughing over coffee in their kitchen
First time sober“I haven't been with anyone sober in ten years.”
Not working“I'm 35. This shouldn't be happening.”
My meds“Is this from my Suboxone?”
In my head“I'm in my head the whole time.”

Options a clinician may prescribe.

FDA-approved generics first. The compounded options are for people who want a troche instead of a tablet, or who are working on desire rather than blood flow. Your clinician decides which one fits, and what dose.

Some treatments can't ship to every state. Choose yours to see what can reach you.

Sildenafil

TabletFDA-approved generic

Taken before sex, as your clinician directs.

Priced at checkout

Tadalafil (daily or as needed)

TabletFDA-approved generic

A longer-acting option, taken before sex or as a low daily dose.

Priced at checkout

Vardenafil

TabletFDA-approved generic

Another option in the same family, taken before sex.

Priced at checkout

ED troches (sildenafil, tadalafil)

TrocheCompounded

Dissolved under the tongue instead of swallowed.

Priced at checkout

PT-141

Injection, nasal spray or trocheCompounded

A compounded peptide that acts on desire rather than blood flow.

Priced at checkout

Oxytocin

Troche or injectionCompounded

A compounded hormone some clinicians use for intimacy and connection.

Priced at checkout

PT-141 + oxytocin

InjectionCompounded

The two compounded together in one injection.

Priced at checkout

Prescribed only if a licensed clinician determines it is appropriate. Important Safety Information

Read this first.

Never with nitrates or poppers. Together they can drop your blood pressure to a dangerous level.

Tell your clinician everything you take, including recovery medications.

If you've used stimulants recently, tell your clinician.

An erection lasting more than 4 hours, sudden vision or hearing loss, or chest pain: call 911.

Sometimes it's not just one thing.

ED can be an early sign of something else, like low testosterone, blood sugar or heart issues. Your clinician may suggest a panel.

Men's Hormone and Wellness Panel$179Order
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Tell us about your health and goals.

A clinician reviews it

A licensed clinician reviews your answers and medical history.

Ships in plain packaging

If prescribed, your medication ships discreetly to your door.

A short online visit. Plain packaging.

Visit: $25 online, $45 if your state requires a phone visitMedication: priced at checkout, only if prescribed

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A licensed clinician reviews every request. No is a real possible answer.

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not evaluate compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Important Safety Information