Medications and Treatments

Discover how prescription medications and other treatments can improve your sexual health, from ED to arousal and more. Learn what to expect, how different options work, and how to use them safely so you can feel better, perform better, and enjoy your sex life with confidence.

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What Happens When Women Take Viagra?

Well, scientists have. They’ve studied it, and the results are actually extremely promising.

Medicine Tastes Like Medicine. You Deserve to Know That.

That sounds obvious, but in telehealth, especially sexual health, there is often a major disconnect between how products are marketed and how customers actually experience them.

Recreational Viagra: What Does That Even Mean?

The more clinically relevant question is not whether the sex is recreational. The more clinically relevant question is whether the patient is experiencing erectile dysfunction that is causing distress, impairment, or a reduced quality of life.

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If buying ED medication online felt weird to you, it’s because it is weird.

The biggest red flag in telehealth is the phrase “price as low as” or the phrase “first month free.”

Why Medications Don’t Work for Everyone

And Why That Doesn’t Mean They Don’t Work

Oral PT-141 Does Not Work According to Science

PT-141 comes in three forms: a subcutaneous injection, a nasal spray, and a sublingual tablet. Only one of these has strong, well-replicated science behind it.

We Sent Gas Station Dick Pills to a Lab — Even We Were Shocked

Bright packets. Wild claims. Names like Big Rhino 10000K and S.W.A.G. (Sex With A Grudge) that feel less like healthcare and more like a dare.

Peptide Gray Market Warning: What You Should Know

Some peptides are naturally produced in your body. Others can be synthesized in a lab. When a peptide has a predictable effect on the body and can be used to treat or modify a condition, it becomes a drug.