Two ingredients support erectile blood flow
Sildenafil and tadalafil both support cGMP signaling during sexual stimulation. Their approved labels do not establish combined use, which may increase low-blood-pressure and adverse-effect risks.

Sildenafil + Tadalafil + Apomorphine + Bremelanotide + Oxytocin
A rapid-dissolve compounded tablet designed to address erectile response through five active ingredients and multiple physiologic pathways.
Checkout does not guarantee a prescription. Medication is dispensed only after a licensed clinician determines treatment is appropriate. Your card statement will show “Third Ave”.
Erectile dysfunction is common, and established PDE5 treatments have helped many men improve their erections. Individual results vary, and a clinician will determine what is appropriate for you.
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reported improved erections
Participants reporting improved erections with Viagra in cited clinical data. Results vary.
Pfizer: Viagra prescribing information82%
of men with ED and BPH
Reported improved erections with Cialis 20 mg in the cited clinical analysis. Results vary.
Lilly: Cialis clinical analysis52%
of men ages 40–70
Reported some degree of erectile dysfunction in the Massachusetts Male Aging Study.
U.S. Department of Veterans AffairsUnderstanding the formulation
Sildenafil and tadalafil support erectile blood flow, while apomorphine, bremelanotide, and oxytocin act through other physiologic pathways. Several ingredients have FDA-approved uses in different products or populations, but this combination is not FDA approved and requires especially careful clinician review.
Sildenafil and tadalafil both support cGMP signaling during sexual stimulation. Their approved labels do not establish combined use, which may increase low-blood-pressure and adverse-effect risks.
Apomorphine is a dopamine agonist, bremelanotide is a melanocortin-receptor agonist, and oxytocin is a peptide hormone. Their FDA-approved labels do not establish this combined compounded use for erectile dysfunction.
A clinician must assess cardiovascular status, blood pressure, nausea and fainting risk, drug interactions, and whether exposing you to every ingredient is appropriate.
Take 1 tablet 30–60 minutes before sexual activity.
This is a compounded prescription formulation. Compounded drugs are not FDA approved. FDA-approved labeling for the individual ingredients does not establish safety or effectiveness of this five-ingredient combination.
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Medication ships in plain outer packaging with no treatment name or health information displayed.
By the way, your credit card statement will show “Third Ave” — nothing referencing ED or your treatment.
Every prescription requires review by a licensed clinician and is fulfilled only when medically appropriate.
What happens next
Step 1
Select the strength, form, package, and purchase schedule that fit your preference. A clinician will still determine what is medically appropriate.
At checkoutStep 2
Share your health history, current medications, and goals through a secure medical questionnaire.
A few minutesStep 3
A U.S.-licensed clinician reviews your information, follows up when needed, and prescribes only when treatment is appropriate.
Typically within 72 hoursStep 4
If prescribed, a licensed pharmacy prepares your medication and ships it in plain outer packaging with tracking.
Tracking providedA purchase does not guarantee a prescription. Medication is dispensed only after a licensed clinician determines treatment is appropriate.
Secure intake, discreet delivery, and a neutral Third Avenue billing descriptor.
A clinician evaluates your health and medications before anything is prescribed.
Compare strengths, forms, and schedules privately, then ask your care team questions.
See the purchase price and schedule before checkout, with no ED wording on your statement.
Your care team remains available for treatment questions, side effects, and adjustments.
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