Oral capsules
Capsule preparations are among the options listed in our sexual wellness catalog. Ask our pharmacists about the specific formulation your clinician has requested.
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Sexual health deserves an open conversation. Our pharmacists work with your prescriber to discuss your individual prescription and answer questions about the preparation and its use.

Prescription-specific options
CRE8’s sexual wellness catalog includes several dosage forms. Your prescriber selects the medication and route; our pharmacy confirms the details and current availability.
Capsule preparations are among the options listed in our sexual wellness catalog. Ask our pharmacists about the specific formulation your clinician has requested.
Oral preparationAsk our pharmacy about the troche preparation prescribed for you, including how to use and store it.
Sublingual preparationOur catalog also includes creams and gels. The ingredients, application site and instructions depend on the individual prescription.
Creams & gelsHave another preparation in mind? Contact our team to confirm current options.
Request the catalogStart with your healthcare professional. Share your concerns, health history and current medications so they can assess your needs and discuss appropriate care.
Our pharmacists can discuss formulation questions with your prescribing team, including the requested dosage form and ingredients. Contact us to confirm whether a specific request can be filled.
Ask our pharmacy about any unclear label, use or storage instructions. Stay in touch with your prescriber about your treatment and any changes you experience.
For patients & prescribers
Yes. Call 888.224.5181 to ask our pharmacy about preparations and the prescription process. Your healthcare professional evaluates your needs and decides whether medication is appropriate.
Yes. A patient-specific compounded medication requires a prescriber’s order. Our pharmacy works with your prescribing team to review the requested preparation.
Discuss your needs with your prescriber and our pharmacists. Changes depend on the medication, formulation and prescriber’s order; not every preparation can be made in every form.
No. FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed. Learn more about compounding from FDA.
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