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Rediscover confidence together
Private, provider-guided programs for women and men. An online visit, a licensed provider, and discreet delivery to your door.
FOR WOMEN
FOR MEN
HOW IT WORKSMedical support,
Medical support,
on your terms
Every program starts and ends with a licensed provider. NewDay Wellness handles the welcome; the clinical team handles the care.
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Complete your online visit
Answer a short medical questionnaire, about 10 minutes, from your phone. No appointment, no waiting room.
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A licensed provider reviews
A licensed provider reviews your history and decides whether treatment is appropriate. If it is not, you pay only the visit fee.
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Delivered to your door
Medication ships from a licensed US pharmacy in discreet packaging. Message your provider any time through the patient portal.
Rediscover confidence together
A private online visit is all it takes. A licensed provider reviews your history and decides what is appropriate; nothing ships without a prescription.
HEALTH GUIDE
All Sexual Health articlesLearn before you start
Unregulated Sexual Enhancement Products: What the FDA Warns
The FDA warns that many sexual enhancement products sold as supplements, honeys, chocolates or "natural" pills contain hidden prescription drug ingredients that can cause dangerous drops in blood pressure and other harm.
Read articleMedications That Can Affect Sexual Desire and Function
Many common medications, including some antidepressants, blood pressure medicines, hormonal treatments and opioids, can affect desire, arousal, erections or orgasm. Never stop a medication on your own; talk with your prescriber about options.
Read articlePT-141 (Bremelanotide): How It Works, and Approved vs. Compounded
PT-141 is bremelanotide, a melanocortin receptor agonist. One FDA-approved product (Vyleesi) treats acquired, generalized low desire in premenopausal women; use in men is off-label, and compounded PT-141 is not FDA-approved.
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Menopause, Vaginal Dryness and Intimacy: Treatment Options
Vaginal dryness and painful sex after menopause are usually part of the genitourinary syndrome of menopause. Lubricants and moisturizers help mild symptoms; low-dose vaginal estrogen and other prescription options treat moderate to severe symptoms.
Read articleLow Sexual Desire in Women: Causes, Evaluation and Options
Low desire is common and only becomes a clinical concern when it causes distress. Evaluation looks at health, medications, hormones, mood and relationships first; FDA-approved medications exist for specific, diagnosed cases.
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Lifestyle and Sexual Health: What the Evidence Supports
Randomized trials show that weight management and more physical activity can improve sexual function for some men with erectile difficulties and some women with type 2 diabetes. Sleep, smoking and alcohol also matter, though the evidence is less direct.
Read articleIs the visit private?
Yes. Your questionnaire goes only to the licensed provider and pharmacy on a HIPAA-secure platform. NewDay never sees it, and packaging is discreet.
Is PT-141 for women or men?
Both. Each has its own intake so the provider sees the right history. Whether it is appropriate for you is the provider's decision.
Is PT-141 FDA-approved?
The compounded PT-141 available through NewDay is not FDA-approved. Compounded medications are prepared for an individual patient by a licensed pharmacy.
Who provides the medical care?
Licensed providers through an independent clinical partner, under the physician-led medical oversight described on our About page. NewDay Wellness provides no medical services and never sees your medical information.
Is this 100% online?
Yes. The visit is a secure online questionnaire. In some states a brief phone or video visit is required instead; this is confirmed during the visit.
What does the price include?
The online visit, provider review, medication, supplies and shipping, unless a product page says otherwise. Prices may change.