Erectile Dysfunction
Mfg : StriveED3 Erectile Dysfunction Medication
Tri-Ingredient Compound: Combines Tadalafil, PT141, and Oxytocin in one prescription.
Multi-Pathway Approach: Designed to target both vascular and neurological pathways involved in sexual function.
PDE5 Inhibition: Includes Tadalafil, a medication that supports blood flow.
Melanocortin Agonist: Contains PT141, which acts on receptors in the central nervous system.
Neuropeptide Inclusion: Formulated with Oxytocin, a hormone studied for its role in social bonding.
Maximum Doses: 4
Per Dose $ 00.00
Total Price
Olympus ED3 is a tri-compound prescription medication formulated for the management of erectile dysfunction. It brings together three distinct active ingredients into a single dosage form. As a compounded medication, it is prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy following a prescription from a healthcare provider and is not commercially available as a branded product.
The formula consists of three components: Tadalafil, a PDE5 inhibitor PT141 (Bremelanotide), a melanocortin receptor agonist and Oxytocin, a neuropeptide. Each ingredient is included at a specific dosage: Tadalafil (20mg), PT141 (1mg), and Oxytocin (1iu). The combination is intended to target multiple pathways involved in male sexual response.
Tadalafil works by supporting blood flow to the penile tissue. PT141 functions through a mechanism that involves the central nervous system and is distinct from PDE5 inhibitors. Oxytocin is a hormone that plays a role in social bonding and is being studied for its potential effects. The combined approach is designed to address physical and neurological factors simultaneously.
This medication requires a prescription and must be used under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional. Administration instructions, including dosage timing and potential administration route, should be carefully followed as directed by a prescribing physician. A medical consultation is necessary to determine if this compound is an appropriate treatment option.
As with any prescription medication, discussing your full medical history with a doctor is essential. Potential interactions with other medications and contraindications, such as a history of cardiovascular issues, must be evaluated. Patients are advised to report any side effects to their healthcare provider promptly.
