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Claims About Sexual Performance Versus Published Evidence

The FDA label specifically states that bremelanotide is not indicated to enhance sexual performance [1]. Therefore, headings or claims that frame PT-141 as a performance-enhancing peptide are not aligned with approved use. Sexual satisfaction and sexual perfor

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  • The FDA label specifically states that bremelanotide is not indicated to enhance sexual performance [1]. Therefore, headings or claims that frame PT-141 as a performance-enhancing peptide are not aligned with approved use.
  • Sexual satisfaction and sexual performance can be affected by desire, arousal, erection, pain, orgasm, confidence, relationship factors, and health conditions. A treatment studied for low sexual desire should not be marketed as a broad sexual performance solution.
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