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Bremelanotide increased sexual arousal response in clinical testing

Bremelanotide increased sexual arousal response in clinical testing

Journal of Sexual Medicine

2014

Study summary

Bremelanotide was evaluated for acute sexual arousal response.

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Peptides studied

PT-141

Goals studied

Peptides for Libido

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Libido Stack

Key findings

The drug increased arousal response relative to placebo.

Study details

Study type

clinical trial

Journal

Journal of Sexual Medicine

DOI / PubMed

10.1111/jsm.12339

Year

2014

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