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Understand your GLP-1 options.

Clear treatment information. Individual clinical decisions.

Know what you are comparing.

These examples explain different treatment categories. They are not a list of medications currently available through our program. A clinician determines the appropriate indication, formulation and dose.

Manufacturer image of Wegovy tablet packagingSEMAGLUTIDE / ORAL OPTION

Wegovy® tablets

An oral prescription weight-management option for eligible patients. The pill and injection have different dosing instructions.

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Wegovy injection packagingSEMAGLUTIDE / INJECTABLE OPTION

Wegovy® injection

A prescription option for weight management when appropriate. The specific presentation and dose require clinical review.

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Zepbound packagingTIRZEPATIDE / INJECTABLE OPTION

Zepbound®

A GIP/GLP-1 prescription treatment with an approved weight-management indication for eligible patients.

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Zepbound single-dose vialTIRZEPATIDE / VIAL

Zepbound® vial

Manufacturer product image. The prescribed format and availability require clinical and pharmacy confirmation.

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INDICATIONS MATTER

Different brands,
different labels.

Ozempic® and Mounjaro® are diabetes medicines. Do not treat them as interchangeable with another brand simply because an ingredient overlaps.

Always review the prescribed product’s current labeling with your clinician.

GLP-1 medicines have important contraindications, side effects and interactions. Review the full prescribing information and Medication Guide before treatment. Do not combine products or change your dose without prescriber guidance.

Compounded options are different.

Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved. They should not be described as equivalent to approved branded products. An individual clinical need, applicable requirements and pharmacy review determine whether a compounded option can be considered.

Costs & access

Retail pricing, insurance coverage and program availability have not been confirmed. Before payment, patients should receive the medication name, formulation, pharmacy and a complete cost breakdown.

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Women’s treatment options.

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AI-generated lifestyle image. Not a patient, endorsement or treatment result.
Olympus — Strive Pharmacy product illustration
OlympusSublingual flex-dose tabletStrive Pharmacy catalog image. Illustrative; actual dispensed appearance may differ. View pharmacy source ↗
TREATMENT INFORMATION

Olympus

Bremelanotide + oxytocin. Listed by Strive; program availability and clinical suitability remain unconfirmed. This compound is not FDA-approved and is not equivalent to Vyleesi injection.

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Euphoria Cream O — Strive Pharmacy product illustration
Euphoria Cream OL-arginine / oxytocin with niacin creamStrive Pharmacy catalog image. Illustrative; actual dispensed appearance may differ. View pharmacy source ↗
TREATMENT INFORMATION

Compounded arousal creams

Pharmacy-listed options include Scream Cream, Libido Enhancer Cream and Euphoria Cream O. Formulas differ and must be reviewed individually. These compounds are not FDA-approved and cannot guarantee orgasm.

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Oxytocin — Strive Pharmacy product illustration
OxytocinMini trocheStrive Pharmacy catalog image. Illustrative; actual dispensed appearance may differ. View pharmacy source ↗
TREATMENT INFORMATION

Oxytocin

Listed in partner pharmacy catalogs. Use for sexual concerns is not an FDA-approved indication; evidence, suitability and the exact formulation require clinical review.

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TREATMENT INFORMATION

Estradiol

An estrogen used in menopause care. Systemic and low-dose vaginal treatments serve different needs. The exact product, route and whether it is FDA-approved or compounded must be identified before treatment.

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Progesterone — Strive Pharmacy product illustration
ProgesteroneCompounded capsuleStrive Pharmacy catalog image. Illustrative; actual dispensed appearance may differ. View pharmacy source ↗
TREATMENT INFORMATION

Progesterone

A clinician may include a progestogen with systemic estrogen for a patient with a uterus to protect the uterine lining. Compounded creams are not automatically interchangeable with approved oral products.

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TREATMENT INFORMATION

Intimate Comfort

Discuss dryness, discomfort and painful intimacy. Options may include moisturizers, lubricants and clinician-selected local estrogen. The cause of symptoms and the prescribed product guide treatment.

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Women’s treatment options under review
OptionFormatEnrollment / price
OlympusSublingual compounded tabletNot open / not published
Compounded arousal creamsTopical cream / gelNot open / not published
OxytocinCompounded dissolving tablet / nasal sprayNot open / not published
EstradiolPatch / other prescribed formatsNot open / not published
ProgesteroneOral / other prescribed formatsNot open / not published
Intimate ComfortLocal treatment optionsNot open / not published