Oxytocin Acetate

Oxytocin Acetate

Price range: $ 29 through $ 58

The ‘bonding hormone’ — a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus. Plays a central role in social bonding, trust, sexual arousal, uterine contraction, and lactation. Used therapeutically for social connection, anxiety, autism, PTSD, and as a libido enhancer.

✓ Enhanced emotional bonding and trust
✓ Reduced anxiety and social fear
✓ Improved sexual arousal and orgasm intensity
✓ Post-workout: anabolic and anti-inflammatory signals
✓ Potential autism social benefit research
✓ PTSD anxiety reduction
✓ Uterine contraction (labor induction — clinical use)
• Nausea
• Headache
• Uterine hyperstimulation (women — use with extreme caution)
• Emotional sensitivity
• Water retention at high doses
• Over-bonding or trust enhancement can have social risks
3–5 min (IV); 30–60 min (intranasal)
FOR LABORATORY / RESEARCH USE ONLY. Not for human use or consumption. Not for animal or veterinary use or testing. Not a drug, food, cosmetic, or medical device, and not evaluated or approved by the FDA. Composition and dosing ratios are vendor-defined and not independently verified.

Oxytocin Acetate

Price range: $ 29 through $ 58

The ‘bonding hormone’ — a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus. Plays a central role in social bonding, trust, sexual arousal, uterine contraction, and lactation. Used therapeutically for social connection, anxiety, autism, PTSD, and as a libido enhancer.

FOR LABORATORY / RESEARCH USE ONLY. Not for human use or consumption. Not for animal or veterinary use or testing. Not a drug, food, cosmetic, or medical device, and not evaluated or approved by the FDA. Composition and dosing ratios are vendor-defined and not independently verified.
✓ Enhanced emotional bonding and trust
✓ Reduced anxiety and social fear
✓ Improved sexual arousal and orgasm intensity
✓ Post-workout: anabolic and anti-inflammatory signals
✓ Potential autism social benefit research
✓ PTSD anxiety reduction
✓ Uterine contraction (labor induction — clinical use)
3–5 min (IV); 30–60 min (intranasal)