Provider-supervised catalog
Performance and vitality treatments span peptides and hormone-related medications such as sermorelin and enclomiphene, plus options for sexual performance like sildenafil, tadalafil, and PT-141, used in the context of energy, recovery, sexual performance, and hormonal health. You choose the exact strength and see the price up front; an independent, licensed U.S. provider reviews every order.
18 treatments
Generic Cialis — 2.5–20 mg Tablets
The same active ingredient as Cialis. A long-acting PDE5 inhibitor that supports blood flow for erectile function, prescribed after a licensed provider review.
5 strengths available
from $25.00
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Generic Viagra — 20–100 mg Tablets
The same active ingredient as Viagra. A well-established PDE5 inhibitor that supports blood flow for erectile function, prescribed after a licensed provider review.
5 strengths available
from $22.00
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Enclomiphene 6.25–50 mg Tablets
An oral therapy that signals your body to support its own testosterone production — an alternative to direct replacement, prescribed after a licensed provider review.
4 strengths available
from $79.00
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Enclomiphene Blend Capsules
A compounded capsule combining enclomiphene with DHEA, pregnenolone, and zinc — a single-capsule hormone-support protocol prescribed after a licensed provider review.
from $119.00
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Sermorelin 15 mg Vial
A peptide that signals your pituitary to support its own growth hormone output. Injectable therapy for recovery and vitality goals, prescribed after provider review.
Adjustable dose · 3–30 mg
from $107.60
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Injectable 500 mg/mL — 30 mL
Injectable L-Carnitine delivers the compound your body uses to move fat into cells for energy. A supportive therapy for training and body composition goals.
Adjustable dose · 5–50 mL
from $35.60
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Bremelanotide 10 mg/mL — 5 mL
Bremelanotide nasal spray works through brain pathways tied to desire and arousal — a different mechanism than blood-flow medications. Prescription-only.
Adjustable dose · 2.5–10 mL
from $87.50
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Sublingual Combination Tablet
PT-141, oxytocin, and tadalafil in one sublingual tablet — central arousal, intimacy, and blood-flow mechanisms in a single combined protocol. Prescription-only.
from $150.00
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Sublingual Combination Tablet
PT-141 and oxytocin in one sublingual tablet — pairing a central arousal pathway with a hormone tied to bonding and intimacy. Prescription-only after provider review.
from $150.00
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Fast-Dissolve Sublingual Tablet
A fast-dissolve PDE5 tablet for ED support. Breaks down under the tongue — no water, no pill-bottle ritual.
from $199.00
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Anastrozole 0.125–1 mg Tablets
An aromatase inhibitor that limits testosterone-to-estrogen conversion. Lab-guided support within hormone-management protocols.
4 strengths available
from $33.00
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Exemestane 6.25–25 mg Tablets
A steroidal aromatase inhibitor that binds the enzyme irreversibly. An alternative profile for lab-guided estrogen management.
3 strengths available
from $59.00
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Tamoxifen 10–40 mg Tablets
A SERM that blocks estrogen at the receptor in select tissues instead of lowering levels overall. Prescribed within monitored hormone protocols.
3 strengths available
from $34.95
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Raloxifene 60 mg Tablets
A tissue-selective SERM: blocks estrogen receptors in some tissues, acts estrogen-like in bone. A targeted option within monitored protocols.
from $69.00
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Cabergoline 0.25–0.5 mg — 8 Tablets
A dopamine agonist that signals the pituitary to release less prolactin. Lab-driven support for hormonal balance and sexual function goals.
2 strengths available
from $22.00
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40 / 100 IU/mL — 6 mL
The bonding hormone, in a prescription nasal spray. Prescribed off-label within provider-directed intimacy and connection protocols.
2 strengths available
from $89.00
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Methylene Blue 2.5–50 mg Capsules
Low-dose methylene blue capsules. An electron carrier in mitochondrial energy production, prescribed within provider-directed cognitive protocols.
7 strengths available
from $30.00
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Cyclobenzaprine 2.5–10 mg Tablets
A centrally acting muscle relaxant for short-term spasm relief. For the pulled back or locked-up neck that will not release on its own.
4 strengths available
from $9.99
Choose optionsHow testosterone works in the body: the androgen pathway
A plain-language look at testosterone as an androgen and how androgen-receptor signaling is understood to act on tissues across the body.
How enclomiphene is understood to act on the HPG axis
An educational overview of how enclomiphene is understood to interact with the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis through estrogen-receptor modulation.
How aromatase inhibitors are understood to work in estrogen management
A neutral, mechanism-focused look at the aromatase enzyme and how the medications known as aromatase inhibitors are understood to act on it.
How sermorelin is understood to work: the growth hormone-releasing hormone pathway
A neutral, mechanism-focused look at growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) and how the compounded peptide sermorelin is understood to act on the GHRH receptor in the pituitary.
What SERMs are: how tamoxifen and raloxifene are understood to modulate estrogen receptors
A neutral, mechanism-focused look at what selective estrogen receptor modulators are and how tamoxifen and raloxifene are understood to act as estrogen agonists in some tissues and antagonists in others.
How cabergoline is understood to act on dopamine and prolactin
A plain-language look at how a dopamine agonist is understood to engage the D2 receptor and reinforce the body's natural control of prolactin.
Propranolol and performance anxiety: the history of off-label beta-blocker use
A historical, mechanism-focused look at how propranolol — a beta blocker created for cardiovascular use — came to be studied off-label in the context of situational performance anxiety, and why that story centers on the body's peripheral adrenergic response.
How cyclobenzaprine is understood to work as a muscle relaxant
A neutral, mechanism-focused look at how cyclobenzaprine, a centrally acting muscle relaxant related to the tricyclic antidepressants, is understood to act on motor pathways in the brainstem rather than on muscle itself.
What SHBG is and how free versus total hormones work
A plain-language, mechanism-focused look at the blood protein that binds sex hormones and how it shapes the free, bioavailable fraction that circulates.
How nitric oxide signals blood vessels to relax
A plain-language, mechanism-focused look at how the endothelium produces nitric oxide and how that molecule is understood to relax blood-vessel walls.
