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For licensed healthcare professionals. The protocol figures below are drawn from published labeling and peer-reviewed literature for educational reference. They are not a prescription, not a recommendation, and not a substitute for the dispensing pharmacy's labeling or your own clinical judgment.
Sexual Health

Oxytocin

Not WADA-listed

Nonapeptide hormone with social-bonding and sexual-response effects. Compounded sublingual/nasal/troche forms used off-label.

At a glance

Common vial size
Not vial-based
Reference dose
30 mcg
Frequency
PRN sublingual/nasal

Reference titration protocol

Intranasal 24–40 IU (≈48–80 mcg), up to 3×/week. 1 IU = 2 mcg.

Reference titration ladder for Oxytocin
StepDoseDurationAdministrations / week
148 mcg4 weeks3×
Reconstitution example

A 5 mg vial reconstituted with 2 mL of bacteriostatic water yields 2.5 mg/mL. Confirm the diluent and volume against the labeling that ships with the vial.

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Available formulations

Presentations carried across the VitaRelay pharmacy network, including 503A compounded, 503B outsourcing facility, and research & development sourcing. Pricing and state-level availability are shown to verified accounts only.

  • Injectable503A
  • Lyophilized PowderRUO
  • Nasal Spray503A
  • Oral Dissolving Tablet503A
  • Troche503A

Often used with

Compounds commonly discussed alongside Oxytocin in published protocols and prescriber requests. Listed for reference only — not a clinical recommendation, and not a suggestion to co-administer.

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