Provider-reviewed sexual wellness
Desire deserves a real conversation.
Olympus (also known as Desira) is a compounded, needle-free sublingual option containing oxytocin and bremelanotide, taken under the tongue as needed, reviewed by a licensed provider for eligible patients with low-desire concerns.
From$75for a 5-tablet supply · provider review included
Quick answer
Is Olympus a good fit for sexual wellness?
Olympus is a compounded sublingual (under-the-tongue) sexual-wellness option from Surfbound Health for eligible adult women. It contains oxytocin and bremelanotide and is taken under the tongue rather than as a swallowed tablet. Compounded and not FDA-approved, pricing starts at $75 for a 5-tablet supply, with provider review and discreet shipping included, and a licensed provider decides whether it is appropriate.
Who it’s for
- Adult women with low-desire or sexual-wellness concerns
- People who prefer a sublingual dose to a daily pill
- Those who want private, online care with no in-person visit
- Anyone wanting flat, published cash-pay pricing
Common questions before choosing Surfbound
- How soon might Olympus take effect?
- Olympus is a compounded sublingual option taken under the tongue, and your licensed provider sets the dose and cadence. How soon or how noticeably it may work varies from person to person, and any effect should be reviewed with your provider rather than self-judged.
- Could Olympus interact with medications I already take?
- Potential interactions are exactly what the provider review is for. List every medication and supplement during intake, and a licensed provider assesses whether Olympus is appropriate alongside them. Never start a new medication without telling your provider what else you take.
- Can I use Olympus alongside menopause hormone therapy?
- Whether Olympus and hormone therapy can be combined is a clinical decision a licensed provider makes after reviewing both. If you are on menopause care, mention it during intake so the provider can weigh the full picture. Do not stack treatments without provider guidance.
- Do I need lab work or blood tests before Olympus can be prescribed?
- Not routinely. Eligibility for Olympus is decided by a licensed provider from the health history and current medications shared in your intake, and the provider will request additional evaluation or labs only if they judge it necessary for your case.
- Is Olympus appropriate if I have a health condition such as high blood pressure?
- It depends on the condition and your full history, which is why a licensed provider reviews everything before deciding. Some health conditions may make a treatment unsuitable, and the provider will tell you if Olympus is not appropriate for you.
A private path for low-desire concerns
Desire can change for many reasons.
A change in desire isn’t always one thing. It can reflect hormonal shifts, stress, medications, health changes, or a combination of factors — and it often deserves more than a quick label.
That’s why provider review matters. Before any treatment is considered, a licensed provider looks at the fuller picture to understand what may be going on — and whether Olympus is even the right conversation to have.
What makes Olympus different
A sublingual, clinician-reviewed compounded option.
Olympus is a compounded sublingual tablet. Sublingual means it’s placed under the tongue rather than swallowed, and it’s reviewed by a licensed provider before anything is prescribed.
Olympus is not the same as any FDA-approved medication. A provider decides whether it may be appropriate based on your individual history.
- Formulation
- Compounded sublingual tablet
- Route
- Needle-free — placed under the tongue, not injected
- Use
- Taken as needed
- Active ingredients
- Bremelanotide + oxytocin
- Sex hormones
- No estrogen, progesterone, or testosterone
- Dosing
- Flex-dose tablet used only as directed by a licensed provider
What a provider reviews
How a provider decides.
Olympus is prescribed only when a licensed provider determines it’s medically appropriate. Here’s what goes into that decision.
Your health history
A provider reviews your medical background before deciding anything.
Current medications
What you take now matters for whether Olympus may be appropriate.
Your symptoms
The symptoms you describe help a provider understand what may help.
Other care paths
A provider considers whether a different approach may make more sense for you.
How the process works
From intake to discreet delivery.
Secure intake
Answer a few private health questions from home, on your own schedule.
Provider review
A licensed provider reviews your history and medications before deciding anything.
Discreet fulfillment if prescribed
If Olympus is appropriate, it’s fulfilled discreetly in plain packaging.
Pricing
Priced by tablet count, no surprises.
Provider review, medication when prescribed, and discreet shipping are included. Nothing is charged unless a licensed provider approves your treatment.
| Tablets | Price |
|---|---|
| 5 tablets | $75 |
| 10 tablets | $109 |
| 15 tablets | $129 |
| 20 tablets | $139 |
No charge applies unless your medication is approved.
Olympus is a compounded prescription medication and is not FDA-approved. Prescription requires a licensed provider review. The exact cost and what is included are confirmed before you begin.
Safety & transparency
About compounded medications
Some treatments available through Surfbound may involve compounded prescription medications.
Prescription treatment is provided only when a licensed provider determines that it is medically appropriate.
Questions
Olympus, answered plainly.
Olympus is a compounded sublingual (under-the-tongue) sexual-wellness option containing oxytocin and bremelanotide, for eligible adult women. It is prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy and is not FDA-approved. A licensed provider reviews your health history before deciding whether it is appropriate.
Olympus contains oxytocin and bremelanotide in a compounded sublingual formulation. It does not contain estrogen, progesterone, or testosterone. It is not FDA-approved, and Surfbound does not publish a fixed tablet strength — the compounded formulation and dosing are set by your licensed provider.
Olympus is taken as a sublingual dose placed under the tongue rather than a swallowed tablet, which some patients prefer. Your licensed provider sets the dosing and reviews how it is working for you.
Olympus is intended for eligible adult women seeking a provider-reviewed option for sexual-wellness concerns such as low desire. It is prescribed only after a licensed provider reviews your health history and determines it is medically appropriate; not everyone qualifies.
No. Olympus is a compounded product and is not FDA-approved. Compounded options are prepared by licensed pharmacies for individual patients. A licensed provider decides whether compounded therapy is medically appropriate for you.
Olympus is priced by tablet count: 5 tablets $75, 10 tablets $109, 15 tablets $129, 20 tablets $139. There is no separate membership fee, and provider review, medication when prescribed, and discreet shipping are included. Nothing is charged unless a licensed provider approves your treatment.
Yes. Olympus starts with a private online intake, a licensed provider reviews your history remotely, and if prescribed, medication ships in plain, discreet packaging. There is no in-person visit and no pharmacy-counter pickup.
No. Those are FDA-approved brand-name medications. Olympus is a distinct compounded sublingual formulation containing oxytocin and bremelanotide, prepared by a licensed pharmacy, and is not an FDA-approved product — so it is not the same as any branded medication and is not a generic equivalent.
No. You complete a short online intake, and a licensed provider reviews your health history remotely to decide whether Olympus is medically appropriate. If prescribed, it ships discreetly to your door.
Olympus is priced by tablet count: 5 tablets $75, 10 tablets $109, 15 tablets $129, 20 tablets $139. There is no separate membership fee, and nothing is charged unless a licensed provider approves your treatment. Pricing stays by tablet count, so a refill costs the same as your first supply.
You complete a private online health intake, and a licensed provider reviews your history and medications remotely - no in-person visit required - before deciding whether Olympus is medically appropriate. If it is, it ships discreetly; if it is not, nothing is charged.
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