Prescription only
Bremelanotide + oxytocin
Individual clinical review
Product illustration. Actual tablet appearance may vary.
Olympus Max brings bremelanotide and oxytocin together in a compounded prescription tablet. Your clinician reviews whether this preparation fits your health history and treatment goals.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are marketed.
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KNOW YOUR OPTIONS
Compare prescription approaches to low desire. Ingredients, schedules, and eligibility differ. A clinician can help you understand which approach may be appropriate.
Active ingredients
Bremelanotide + oxytocin
Form
Tablet; follow prescription directions
Treatment schedule
As directed by your clinician
Regulatory status
Compounded preparation. Not FDA-approved.
Active ingredients
Flibanserin
Form
Swallowed oral tablet
Treatment schedule
Once daily at bedtime
Regulatory status
FDA-approved prescription medicine
Active ingredients
Bremelanotide
Form
Injection under the skin
Treatment schedule
As needed, within prescribed limits
Regulatory status
FDA-approved prescription medicine
Eligibility differs: Addyi is approved for women younger than 65; Vyleesi for premenopausal women, in each case with acquired, generalized HSDD meeting the label’s criteria. HSDD means hypoactive sexual desire disorder. Olympus has no FDA-approved indication. These options are not interchangeable; this is not an eligibility test or complete safety summary.
A thoughtful decision begins with a clear conversation about your symptoms, preferences, and health.
01
Share what matters to you.
Talk about changes you have noticed, your priorities, and what you hope to understand.
02
Review the full picture.
Discuss your health history, medications, and the potential benefits and risks of treatment.
03
Make an informed choice.
If prescribed, follow your clinician’s instructions and ask how to check in about your experience.
Is Olympus the same as Vyleesi?
No. Olympus is a compounded tablet with bremelanotide and oxytocin. Vyleesi is an FDA-approved bremelanotide injection with its own indication and prescribing information. Its approval and study results do not apply to Olympus.
Who can determine whether Olympus is appropriate?
A licensed clinician reviews your symptoms, medical history, and current medications. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription. Ask about potential risks, alternatives, and the instructions for your specific prescription.
Can I order Olympus now?
Select Get started to begin the online intake. A licensed clinician reviews whether treatment is appropriate. A prescription is not guaranteed.
Explore Olympus and bring your questions to a licensed clinician. The right choice should reflect your health, your preferences, and your priorities.