Amie
Amie is a telemedicine and herbal supplement company focused on women's health. It markets Blys, a rapid-dissolve tablet with PT-141, oxytocin, and tadalafil, subject to prior clinical review.
About Amie
Amie: telemedicine and supplements for women's health
Amie is an American company that combines herbal supplements with telemedicine services focused on women's health. Its activity is structured around two lines: a range of supplements formulated with research-dosed ingredients and third-party tested, and an on-demand prescription platform with review by licensed clinicians.
Origin and evolution
The company began in 2019 as a small herbal supplement line, developing formulation by formulation around women's wellness. From that stage come products such as Ember, for libido; Grace, for menopause, and Balance, for cycle support. The company notes that its initial goal was not to become a telehealth platform, but to make supplements with research-dosed ingredients, third-party verified, and priced so that patients could afford to stay on them for the six months that, according to its experience, they require to take effect.
Over time, customers who used those supplements began requesting treatments that fell outside the company's scope, such as hormone replacement therapy for severe hot flashes, prescription topical estrogens, or GLP-1 analogs. Amie states that for five years it responded that those treatments were not within its scope and should be discussed with a doctor, but that it observed access difficulties: four-month waits, seven-minute visits, insurance denials, and prescriptions stuck in pharmacies. In 2025, the company expanded its activity with the addition of a medical review board and a network of licensed medical providers through partnered clinical networks.
Blys: rapid-dissolve tablet with clinical review
The company's main product is Blys, a rapid-dissolve tablet taken before intimacy that combines three active ingredients: PT-141 1.5 mg, oxytocin 500 IU, and tadalafil 10 mg. According to the company's information, each component serves a function: PT-141 acts on the melanocortin pathway related to sexual desire; oxytocin is aimed at closeness, touch, and connection, and tadalafil contributes to blood flow for physical response.
Blys is presented as an on-demand prescription treatment for adult women seeking support with desire, touch, and physical arousal. The company states that typical onset is between 30 and 60 minutes, although individual response varies. The product is not available to everyone: a licensed clinician reviews health history and medications before any order is shipped.
Access process and medical review
Access to Blys begins with a private online questionnaire. Based on the answers about health history and medication, a clinician decides whether the treatment is appropriate. If it is not, nothing is shipped and the medication cost is refunded; the $20 doctor visit included in the price is non-refundable. If approved, the product is shipped discreetly. The company emphasizes that no shipment is made without prior approval and that the medication cost is refunded if not authorized.
Amie warns that Blys does not replace psychiatric care and that antidepressant medication or other treatments should not be interrupted or modified without consulting the professional who prescribes them. Availability varies by state.
Plans and pricing
The company offers three purchase options for Blys. The monthly plan includes 10 tablets with monthly billing and a price of $99 per month, compared to $149 for the single pack. The three-month plan includes 30 tablets, is billed every three months, and is priced at $83 per month, for a total of $249. The one-time purchase of three packs includes 30 tablets without a subscription for $299, compared to $447 that three individual packs would cost. All plans include the required $20 doctor visit, already included in the displayed price, and are eligible for HSA/FSA. The company states that shipping is discreet and that there is no automatic renewal with the one-time purchase.
Herbal supplements
In addition to Blys, Amie maintains its herbal supplement line started in 2019. These include Ember, for libido; Grace, for menopause, and Balance, for cycle support. The company states that these formulations use research-dosed ingredients and are third-party verified.
Customer service
Customer service hours are Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, and closed on Sundays. The company offers free shipping on orders over $100 and a 90-day guarantee.
Telemedicine and supplements for women's sexual health