PT-141
Bremelanotide, a drug with an approved product for a specific type of distressing low sexual desire in some premenopausal women.
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Bremelanotide, a drug with an approved product for a specific type of distressing low sexual desire in some premenopausal women.
A hormone signal used for reproductive hormone testing and specialized fertility treatment.
Also called hCG
A reproductive hormone used in some fertility treatments and selected hormone conditions.
Also called HMG
A fertility medicine containing two types of reproductive hormone activity. It is a mixture, rather than one short peptide.
Also called KP
A natural hormone signal being studied for fertility and sexual desire.
An unapproved peptide often discussed for tanning. It has also been studied for erectile responses.
An experimental peptide marketed around hormone-related claims. It is not an approved hormone treatment.
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