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Yeah, there's actually three FDA approved indications, believe it or not. Not many people know about this, but there's three well accepted indications. One of them is the hypoactive sexual disorder, and more in women, that's for bremelanotide.
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Men and women take it. Correct. It's approved for women, but it can also help men and it's relatively safe.
One of them is the hypoactive sexual disorder and more in women. That's for brimlanotide. So those are those are women that have essentially no libido whatsoever.
There's actually three FDA approved indications believe it or not many people know about this but there's three wellaccepted indications. One of them is the hypoactive sexual disorder and more in women. That's for brimlanotide. So those are those are women that have essentially no libido whatsoever.