| Package | Dosage | Price | Price per Dose | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dosage: 100mg | ||||
| 120 pill | 100mg | $1,465.79 | $12.22 | |
| 92 pill | 100mg | $1,132.43 | $12.31 | |
| 60 pill | 100mg | $756.01 | $12.60 | |
| 32 pill | 100mg | $408.30 | $12.76 | |
| 20 pill | 100mg | $258.37 | $12.92 | |
| 12 pill | 100mg | $156.29 | $13.03 | |
Addyi Description
What is Addyi?
Addyi is the brand name for flibanserin, a prescription medicine sold in the United States. It treats acquired, generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder in premenopausal women. It is not a hormone. It works on brain pathways involved in sexual desire. Many patients notice more interest in sex after several weeks of nightly use. Your clinician will review your health history to decide if Addyi is right for you. In the U.S., Addyi is available under a REMS program to manage risk.
How to take Addyi
Take one 100 mg tablet by mouth every night before bed. Do not take more than the prescribed dose. If you miss a night, take the dose the next night at bedtime. Do not double up to catch up. Take Addyi exactly as your doctor directs. Avoid alcohol while taking Addyi because it can cause very low blood pressure and fainting. Tell your clinician about all medicines you take, including over‑the‑counter drugs and herbal products. Some medicines and substances can change how Addyi works or raise your risk of side effects. Strong CYP3A4 inhibitors may require caution or stopping Addyi.
Who should use Addyi?
It is intended for premenopausal women with acquired, generalized HSDD. It is not for men or postmenopausal women. It is not a testosterone product or a hormone replacement. Discuss any liver problems, past fainting spells, or low blood pressure with your doctor. Share all medicines you take to avoid interactions. If you plan to drink alcohol, talk with your clinician about risks before starting.
US safety notes and REMS
In the United States, Addyi is used under a REMS program to help prevent severe low blood pressure and fainting, particularly when alcohol is involved. Healthcare providers and pharmacies may need training to dispense Addyi. Your pharmacist will review warnings and confirm your prescription. Your doctor will check liver function before starting treatment and may monitor it during therapy. Do not start Addyi if you have significant liver problems or drink heavily on a regular basis.
What to expect and possible side effects
Some people notice improved sexual desire after about eight weeks of therapy. Others may not respond. Common side effects include dizziness, sleepiness, nausea, and fatigue. Serious risks include very low blood pressure and fainting, especially with alcohol. If you feel faint, chest pain, confusion, or severe dizziness, seek medical help promptly. Tell your doctor if you notice unusual tiredness, swelling, or rapid heartbeat.
Tips for online pharmacy shoppers
Only buy Addyi from licensed online pharmacies with a valid prescription. Have your prescription information ready for verification. Store tablets at room temperature away from heat and moisture. Read the patient information leaflet in your bottle. If you have questions, contact your healthcare provider or the pharmacy. Confirm you are buying within the approved country and that the pharmacy follows local rules for prescription medicines.
Important reminders
This description provides general information and is not medical advice. Do not change your dose or stop treatment without speaking to a clinician. Avoid alcohol while taking Addyi unless your doctor says otherwise. If you notice new symptoms or side effects, tell your healthcare provider right away. Keep Addyi out of reach of children and store it safely.