A compounded sublingual tablet of bremelanotide and oxytocin for women, prescribed after an online clinician review. It dissolves under the tongue 30 to 60 minutes before intimacy. No estrogen, progesterone or testosterone. No needles. No nightly pill.

I reviewed your health form. If Desira is appropriate for you, here is how to use it.
Desira is a sublingual flex-dose tablet that dissolves under the tongue. It contains no estrogen, progesterone or testosterone.
Bremelanotide acts on the hypothalamus, the brain circuitry tied to wanting and motivation. In Desira it arrives as a dissolvable tablet, not an injection.
Oxytocin is the neuropeptide released during closeness. It is included to support the emotional side of desire: warmth, safety, connection.
A quarter to one tablet, 30 to 60 minutes before intimacy. The scored tablet lets the dose be adjusted with clinician guidance, something an injection cannot do.
*Onset and duration come from published data on these actives; Desira-specific timing has not been established, and individual response varies.
Most options in this category were built around blood flow, hormones, or a needle. Desira is built around the wanting itself.
The injectable option asks for self-injection about 45 minutes before intimacy, at branded-drug pricing.
The daily pill is taken every night whether or not anything happens, and it comes with alcohol restrictions.
Testosterone requires consistent use and monitoring, and it is a hormone many women prefer to avoid.
The desire pathway in a sublingual tablet, with oxytocin for the connection side. Used only when she wants it.
Share your health history in a private online form, on your own time.
A licensed provider reviews your information and decides whether Desira is appropriate for you.
If prescribed, your medication ships in unbranded packaging.
Message your care team with questions about dosing or side effects.
Dissolve one tablet under the tongue 30 to 60 minutes before intimacy. Many women notice effects within the hour, though timing varies from person to person.
The scored tablet allows a quarter, half, or full tablet. Your provider will guide where to start.
First-dose nausea is common with bremelanotide and usually fades. Some women report flushing or headache. Your care team is a message away if anything feels off.
Desira is a prescription medication. A licensed provider reviews your health history and current medications to decide whether it is appropriate.
No. Desira is a compounded medication prepared by a state-licensed compounding pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved as finished drug products and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, efficacy, or quality. A licensed provider prescribes it only after reviewing your health information.
Desira contains no estrogen, progesterone or testosterone. It does contain oxytocin, which is technically a neuropeptide hormone, so we do not call it hormone-free.
It is taken 30 to 60 minutes before intimacy. Desira-specific timing data has not been established, and individual response varies.
First-dose nausea is common and typically fades. Flushing and headache are also reported. Your provider reviews your history for interactions, and your care team is available in the portal if anything comes up.
Plan options and pricing are shown during your online visit, before you check out.
Yes. Desira is available only with a prescription from a licensed provider after an online review.
Start with a private online visit. A licensed provider reviews every form.
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