Womens Health
Mfg : StriveEcstasy Cream Rx Medication
Ecstasy Cream is a compounded topical formulation that may be prescribed for an individually identified adult patient when a licensed healthcare provider determines that treatment is appropriate based on the patients medical history, current medications, potential contraindications, and individual clinical needs.
Individualized Prescription Formulation: The formulation may contain ingredients selected by the prescribing healthcare provider based on the individual patients treatment plan.
L-Arginine (30mg) and Niacin (40mg): Included as components of this compounded topical formulation when determined appropriate by the prescribing healthcare provider. No specific improvement in sexual response or blood flow can be guaranteed.
Oxytocin (50 IU): Included as a component of this compounded formulation when prescribed by a licensed healthcare provider. This compounded use has not been FDA-approved for increasing libido, sexual satisfaction, bonding, or intimacy.
Disclaimer: The FDA may not have evaluated this product for safety, effectiveness, or quality.Product as described
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Ecstasy Cream is a compounded prescription topical medication that may be considered for an individually identified adult patient following evaluation by a licensed healthcare provider. Treatment decisions are individualized based on the patients medical history, current medications, allergies, potential contraindications, treatment goals, and other relevant clinical factors.
The formulation may contain prescription and nonprescription ingredients selected by the prescribing healthcare provider and prepared by an appropriately licensed compounding pharmacy pursuant to a valid prescription. The provider will determine whether the formulation is appropriate, as well as the prescribed strength, amount, frequency, and method of application.
Ecstasy Cream is not intended as a general cosmetic or over-the-counter product. It is a compounded prescription formulation that should be used only by the patient for whom it was prescribed. Individual ingredients and concentrations may be selected based on the prescribing providers clinical judgment and the patients specific medical circumstances.
A licensed healthcare provider should review relevant medical history before treatment is prescribed. Tell your provider about all prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, allergies, and medical conditions before beginning treatment.
Patients should also tell their healthcare provider if they are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a history of sensitivity or reactions to topical medications or any ingredients contained in the prescribed formulation.
Apply Ecstasy Cream only according to the instructions provided by your prescribing healthcare provider and dispensing pharmacy. Do not apply more medication, use it more frequently, or apply it to areas other than those specifically directed by your healthcare provider.
Avoid contact with the eyes and other unintended areas. Wash your hands after application unless your healthcare provider or pharmacy provides different instructions. Do not share prescription medication with another person.
Individual response and tolerability may vary. No specific improvement in sexual desire, arousal, sensitivity, blood flow, orgasm, sexual satisfaction, relationship intimacy, or other outcome is guaranteed.
Contact your healthcare provider if you experience persistent irritation, burning, rash, swelling, dizziness, or another unexpected or concerning reaction. Seek immediate medical attention for symptoms of a serious allergic reaction or other medical emergency.
Store the medication according to the instructions provided on the pharmacy label. Keep prescription medication securely stored and out of the reach of children and other individuals for whom it was not prescribed.
Compounded Medication Notice: Ecstasy Cream is a compounded prescription medication and is not an FDA-approved drug product. The FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are marketed.
Compounded medications may be prescribed when a licensed healthcare provider determines that an individualized compounded medication is clinically appropriate for a particular patient. Patients should discuss potential risks, side effects, alternative treatments, and questions about the formulation with their healthcare provider.