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Amie is an online clinic for women 40+. Licensed U.S. clinicians review a private online health intake and, when treatment is appropriate, prescribe care for low libido and menopause symptoms, shipped to the patient’s door. Amie prescribes in all 50 states. Its treatments are Blys™, a rapid-dissolve tablet with PT-141, oxytocin and tadalafil for low desire and arousal, and Amie HRT+, an estradiol and progesterone cream for perimenopause and menopause symptoms. Both are compounded prescriptions and are not FDA-approved.
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Treatments
For libido
Blys™
Blys™ is a prescription rapid-dissolve tablet for women with low desire, taken 30–60 minutes before intimacy. Use it only when you want to.
Active ingredients: PT-141, Oxytocin, Tadalafil. Compounded prescription, not FDA-approved. A licensed clinician decides whether it is appropriate.
For menopause
Amie HRT+
Amie HRT+ is a prescription cream for perimenopause and menopause that combines estradiol and progesterone, with the strength chosen by your clinician.
Active ingredients: Estradiol, Progesterone. Compounded prescription, not FDA-approved. A licensed clinician decides whether it is appropriate.
Expert source: Dr. Blane Schilling, MD
Amie Medical Advisor · Family Medicine physician
UT Southwestern Medical School, top graduate entering Family Practice
Chief Resident, University of Alabama Family Practice Residency
10 years as a “good old-fashioned country doctor”, then 20 years improving patient outcomes with hospitals nationwide
Focused on hormone optimization and peptide therapy
Please credit as: Dr. Blane Schilling, MD, Family Medicine physician and Medical Advisor at Amie (tryamie.com).
Topics he can speak to
Hormone therapy in perimenopause and menopauseWho it can suit, how estrogen and progesterone are used together, and how the evidence on risk has changed.
Low desire in women over 40Why libido changes in midlife, and the medical, hormonal and relationship factors behind it.
Hormone optimizationA family physician’s view of treating hormone changes as part of whole-person care.
Telehealth for women’s healthWhat a good online consultation looks like, and when a woman should be seen in person.
Family medicineTen years as a “good old-fashioned country doctor”: whole-person care and the doctor–patient relationship.
Improving patient outcomesTwo decades of work with hospitals nationwide on quality of care.
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