Each two-capsule daily serving contains:

• Libifem® Fenugreek Seed Extract — 600 mg
• KSM-66® Ashwagandha Extract — 300 mg
• Saffron Extract — 30 mg
• DHEA — 25 mg
• Pregnenolone — 10 mg

Every active ingredient and every amount is disclosed on the label.

Because we wanted the formula to address more than one part of desire.

• Libifem® supports desire + arousal.
• Saffron supports central sexual response.
• KSM-66® supports a lower-stress state.
• DHEA provides hormonal precursor support.
• Pregnenolone broadens upstream hormone + neurosteroid precursor support.

Together, they give Pulse a wider desire-first architecture instead of relying on one single mechanism.

No.

There is no hidden blend, no mystery “complex,” and no undisclosed amount.

You can see exactly what every active ingredient is and exactly how much you are getting.

Libifem® is the anchor of Pulse because the formula is built around wanting sex again.

It is a standardized fenugreek extract studied in women reporting low sexual drive at the same 600 mg daily amount used in Pulse, with improvements reported in sexual desire and arousal.

Because sexual response is not only hormonal.

Saffron is included to support the brain-based side of sexual response and arousal. It has been studied in women experiencing fluoxetine-associated sexual dysfunction at the same 30 mg daily amount used in Pulse, with improvements reported in overall sexual-function measures, including significant improvements in arousal and lubrication.

Because stress can make desire harder to access.

KSM-66® ashwagandha is included to support a lower-stress mental and physical state, helping create more room for sexual interest, spontaneity, and engagement.

Standardized ashwagandha has also been studied in women for sexual function, with improvements reported across several sexual-function domains. Its role in Pulse is stress support.

DHEA is a naturally occurring steroid precursor that the body can use in downstream androgen and estrogen pathways.

Hormonal contraceptives can change androgen availability, including increasing SHBG and reducing circulating free testosterone. DHEA has been studied alongside combined oral contraceptives for its effects on androgen availability during contraceptive use.

DHEA in Pulse does not reduce the effectiveness of your birth control. Its role is precursor support for downstream hormone pathways, not to block or replace contraceptive hormones.

As with any supplement used alongside prescription medication, it is a good idea to review the fully disclosed ingredient list with your doctor.

Pregnenolone is an upstream steroid precursor and also participates in neurosteroid biology.

It is included to broaden the precursor-support side of Pulse, supporting upstream hormone-related and neurosteroid pathways rather than relying on DHEA alone.

Pulse does not contain added estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, or a contraceptive hormone.

It contains DHEA and pregnenolone, which are naturally occurring steroid precursors. Think of them as building blocks the body can use in downstream hormone pathways, rather than active sex hormones added to the formula.

Their role in Pulse is precursor support, not contraception or hormone replacement.

That is not how we describe it.

Pulse is not based on a vague “hormone balancing” promise.

DHEA and pregnenolone provide precursor support, while Libifem®, saffron, and KSM-66® address desire, arousal, central sexual response, and stress-related sexual wellness.

Because Pulse was built around desire first, not blood flow first.

The primary problem we are trying to address is the loss of wanting, sexual interest, spontaneity, and engagement. That is why the formula prioritizes desire, central sexual response, stress support, and hormonal precursor support instead of making a vascular ingredient the centerpiece.

Take two capsules once daily, preferably with food.

Each bottle contains 60 capsules, which equals a 30-day supply.

No. Pulse is designed to work alongside the birth control you value while providing separate daily support for desire and arousal.

It is not a recommendation to stop, switch, or change your contraception, and it does not replace your contraceptive method.

No. Pulse does not make your birth control less effective.

It supports desire and arousal alongside your contraception; it does not replace or change your method. If you use prescription medication or manage a health condition, you can review the ingredient list with your doctor.

No. DHEA in Pulse does not reduce the effectiveness of your birth control.

DHEA has been studied alongside combined oral contraceptives. Its role is to provide precursor support for downstream hormone pathways, not to block or replace contraceptive hormones.

As with any supplement used alongside prescription medication, it is a good idea to review the fully disclosed ingredient list with your doctor.

Pulse is designed as separate daily support alongside your contraception, whether you use the pill, an IUD, an implant, a ring, a patch, or an injection.

Pulse does not reduce the effectiveness of these birth-control methods. It does not replace or change your method, and you can review the ingredient list with your doctor.

Pulse can still be relevant.

Sexual desire can be influenced by stress, mood, sleep, medications, health, pain, relationship context, hormonal changes, and many other factors.

Hormonal birth control is one possible contributor, not the only explanation. Some women report worse sexual function on contraception, while others experience no change or even improvement.

Pulse is built around systems involved in healthy desire and arousal, so birth control does not have to be the only reason you are experiencing changes for the formula’s overall approach to be relevant.

That depends on the medication.

If you take prescription medication, show your doctor or pharmacist Pulse’s fully disclosed ingredient list before use.

KSM-66® contains ashwagandha, which can affect thyroid parameters in some users.

If you have a thyroid condition or take thyroid medication, speak with your healthcare provider before using Pulse.

Pulse contains DHEA and pregnenolone, which participate in steroid-hormone pathways.

If you have a hormone-sensitive medical condition, review Pulse with your healthcare provider before use.

No. Do not use Pulse during pregnancy.

Ashwagandha should be avoided during pregnancy. Speak with your healthcare provider about appropriate alternatives.

Do not use Pulse while breastfeeding.

Ashwagandha should not be used while breastfeeding. Speak with your healthcare provider about appropriate alternatives.

Check with your healthcare provider before use.

Pulse contains biologically active botanicals and steroid precursors, so trying to conceive is a situation where healthcare-provider review is appropriate.

Saffron has been studied in women experiencing fluoxetine-associated sexual dysfunction.

If you take an antidepressant or other psychiatric medication, have your prescriber or pharmacist review the fully disclosed formula before use.

Check with your healthcare provider first.

Ashwagandha can affect thyroid parameters, so combining it with thyroid medication deserves clinician review.

If you take prescription medication for blood pressure, blood sugar, or another chronic condition, review the full formula with your clinician or pharmacist before use.

Ashwagandha may interact with blood pressure and diabetes medicines. Biologically active botanicals and steroid precursors deserve review alongside your specific medication.

Pulse is designed for daily use as directed. As with any supplement, some people may experience digestive discomfort, nausea, loose stool, stomach upset, or drowsiness.

Taking Pulse with food may help reduce GI discomfort. If you experience a significant or concerning reaction, stop use and speak with a healthcare professional.

Check with your healthcare provider before use.

Ashwagandha has rare reports of liver injury, so anyone with known liver disease or significant liver concerns should obtain medical guidance before using a product that contains it.

Pulse is designed for consistent daily use as directed.

If you take prescription medication or manage an ongoing health condition, discuss continued use with your healthcare provider.

No.

Pulse is intended for adults 18 and older.

Choose based on how much time you want to give yourself and how much you want to save.

• 30 days ? 1 bottle ? $36.99
  Best if you want the lowest upfront commitment.
• 60 days ? 2 bottles ? $49.98
  A longer supply with savings on each bottle.
• 90 days ? 3 bottles ? $59.97
  Best value per bottle.

Because Pulse is designed for consistent daily use, not one-night use.

A multi-bottle supply gives you more time to stay consistent while lowering your cost per bottle.

You are covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee.

Try Pulse consistently. If it is not for you, contact VESSA within 30 days of delivery and we will refund your eligible order according to our guarantee.

No.

If you qualify for the 30-day money-back guarantee, you do not need to mail the bottle back. No return shipment is required.

Yes.

If you purchase a multi-bottle supply and decide Pulse is not for you within 30 days of delivery, contact us and we will process your eligible refund under the 30-day money-back guarantee.

Contact VESSA within 30 days of delivery through the customer-support contact listed on the site.

Tell us you would like to use the 30-day money-back guarantee, and we will process the request.

No return shipment is required.

Do not double up.

Take your next normal two-capsule serving and continue your regular once-daily routine.

No.

Take Pulse only as directed: two capsules once daily.

Do not exceed the recommended serving unless your healthcare provider specifically instructs you otherwise.

You can take the two-capsule daily serving together, which is the intended routine.

There is no need to split the serving throughout the day.

There is no need to time Pulse around sex.

Choose a time you can take it consistently each day, preferably with a meal, and make it part of your normal routine.

Resume your normal two-capsule daily serving.

Do not take extra capsules to make up for missed days.

Consistency over time matters more than trying to “catch up.”

Store Pulse tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from excessive heat and moisture, and keep it out of reach of children.

One bottle contains 60 capsules.

At two capsules per day, one bottle lasts 30 days.

Two bottles provide 60 days of daily use.

Three bottles provide 90 days of daily use.

Yes.

Every active ingredient and its amount appears on the label.

Pulse does not use a proprietary blend.

Contact VESSA before purchasing.