How to Use Bremelanotide + Vit B6

Step-by-Step Guide to Using Bremelanotide + B6 (Injectable, Subcutaneous)

Preparation
Wash Your Hands – Use soap and water to maintain cleanliness.
Prepare the Injection Site:

• Choose a Site: Abdomen, thigh, or upper arm.

• Clean the Area: Alcohol swab; let air-dry.

Prepare the Injection
Inspect the Vial: Solution should be clear and particle-free.
Draw the Dose: Use a sterile insulin syringe per your prescribed dose.
Remove Air Bubbles: Tap syringe gently, expel air.

Administer the Injection
Pinch the Skin: Create a small fold.
Insert the Needle: 45° angle into the subcutaneous tissue.
Inject Slowly: Depress plunger steadily.
Withdraw & Press: Remove at the same angle; apply light pressure with gauze.

Dispose & Store
Sharps Disposal: Place used needles/syringes in a sharps container.
Storage: Refrigerate remaining solution per storage guidance (see Shipping/Storage).

Dosage Schedule

• Use Case: On-demand before anticipated intimacy (per prescriber).

• Frequency: Do not repeat within 24 hours. Observe any monthly maximum set by your clinician.

• Note: Follow your clinician’s dose exactly. Do not self-adjust.

(For technique, timing guidance, and general precautions, refer to Bremelanotide alone.)

Possible Side Effects

Possible Side Effects of Bremelanotide + B6

Common (usually transient)

• Nausea, flushing, headache.

• Injection-site reactions: mild redness, swelling, tenderness.

• Transient BP increase / HR decrease shortly after dosing.

Role of Vitamin B6: Formulations with pyridoxine (B6) are often selected to help mitigate nausea seen with PT-141.

Less Common / Rare

• Vomiting, dizziness, fatigue, nasal congestion.

• Skin or gum darkening with repeated use.

• Hypersensitivity reactions (rash, itching).

Serious (seek urgent care)

• Severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis): breathing difficulty, facial swelling.

• Severe chest pain, sustained hypertension, syncope.

This is not an exhaustive list. If symptoms are severe, persistent, or unusual, stop use and contact your clinician.
(For the broader safety profile, refer to Bremelanotide alone.)

Additional Information

Additional Information

What is Bremelanotide + B6?
An on-demand injectable pairing Bremelanotide (PT-141)—a melanocortin receptor agonist for desire/arousal—with Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), included to support tolerability (notably nausea) and neurotransmitter co-factors.

How Does It Work?

• PT-141: Centrally modulates melanocortin pathways tied to sexual desire and arousal (independent of the nitric-oxide pathway).

• B6: Serves as a co-factor in neurotransmitter synthesis and is commonly co-formulated to reduce queasiness and support overall tolerability.

Who Can Use It?

• Adults seeking on-demand support for desire/arousal under medical supervision.

• Not suitable for: Pregnancy/breastfeeding, under 18, uncontrolled hypertension/cardiovascular disease, or known hypersensitivity.
  (Patient selection mirrors PT-141 alone—refer to Bremelanotide alone for full criteria.)

Shipping Information

Cold Storage (Shipping Info)

Storage Instructions

• Refrigerate: 2–8 °C (35–46 °F).

• Do Not Freeze.

• Protect from Light: Keep in original packaging.

After Reconstitution (if applicable)

• Use within the pharmacy’s beyond-use date (commonly up to 14 days refrigerated).

• Do not use if solution becomes cloudy, discoloured, or shows particulates.

Shipping Information

• Cold Chain: Insulated packaging with ice packs.

• Delivery Window: Typically 2–5 business days (location dependent).

• On Arrival:

  • Refrigerate promptly.

  • Inspect temperature integrity and packaging.

  • If warm/damaged, contact support before use.

(Identical logistics to PT-141 alone—refer to Bremelanotide alone.)

Frequently Asked Questions