NeuroEvidence: Strong6 min read

PT-141 (Bremelanotide): Completed Human Trials and What They Measured

PT-141 is one of the few compounds in this library with completed randomised human trials behind it, which makes its Strong evidence grade unusual for a peptide sold on the research market.

10mg

Typical vial

$22

Lowest tracked

$36

Median price

149

Vendors listing

Trial background

PT-141, also known as bremelanotide, is a melanocortin receptor agonist. Randomised placebo-controlled trials examined arousal endpoints in defined populations and reported statistically significant effects against predefined measures.

Our index references around 97 studies. The human data is what separates it from most of the library.

Reported adverse effects

Trial reporting consistently notes nausea, flushing, and transient blood-pressure changes. A vendor page that omits any mention of adverse findings is presenting an incomplete picture of the very trials it cites.

Pricing

10mg vials range from about £17 to £28 across tracked vendors, a comparatively tight band.

Supplier checks

Straightforward synthesis means purity results are usually strong. Focus on batch matching, lab identification, and whether the vendor distinguishes the research material from the licensed product.

Frequently asked

Is PT-141 an approved medicine?

A licensed bremelanotide product exists in some markets. Research-grade material sold online is not that product and carries none of its oversight.

Search focus for this profile

pt-14114,800/mo searches, difficulty 32/100 — possible. Source: Semrush (UK database).

Supporting terms covered: pt-141 review, bremelanotide trials, melanocortin agonist research.

Everything below describes published research and market data. Nothing here is medical advice, and none of these compounds are sold or supplied by CheckALab.

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