

Having trouble finding Addyi at your pharmacy? Here are practical tools and tips to help you locate Addyi (Flibanserin) in stock near you in 2026.
Getting a prescription for Addyi (Flibanserin) is only half the battle. For many women with hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD), the real challenge begins at the pharmacy counter. Addyi has a limited distribution network, and most local pharmacies simply don't carry it.
But don't worry — Addyi is available if you know where to look. In this guide, we'll share the best tools and strategies for finding Addyi in stock in 2026.
Before we get to the solutions, it helps to understand the problem. Addyi is distributed primarily through PhilRx, a specialty mail-order pharmacy partnered with Sprout Pharmaceuticals. Most chain pharmacies like CVS, Walgreens, and Rite Aid don't stock it because demand is relatively low and the drug has a unique distribution history.
For a deeper dive into the reasons, read our post on why Addyi is so hard to find.
The single best tool for finding Addyi in stock is Medfinder. Instead of spending your afternoon calling pharmacy after pharmacy, Medfinder lets you search for Addyi availability near your location in seconds.
Here's how it works:
This is especially useful if you prefer picking up your medication in person rather than using mail-order. Medfinder checks availability across a wide network of pharmacies so you don't have to.
While big chain pharmacies often don't stock Addyi, independent pharmacies can be more flexible. Independent pharmacy owners have more control over their inventory and are often willing to order specialty medications for their patients.
Here's what to do:
Compounding pharmacies may also be worth contacting, though Addyi itself is not a compounded medication. They may have connections to wholesalers that carry it.
If finding Addyi locally proves too difficult, the most reliable option is PhilRx, Sprout Pharmaceuticals' designated pharmacy partner. PhilRx is specifically set up to dispense Addyi and offers several advantages:
To get started, ask your prescriber to send your prescription to PhilRx, or visit addyicoupon.com to transfer an existing prescription.
If you've tried all of the above and are still struggling, here are a few more options:
There are other FDA-approved treatments for HSDD. Vyleesi (Bremelanotide) is a self-administered subcutaneous injection used as needed before sexual activity. It works through a completely different mechanism (melanocortin receptor activation) and doesn't require daily dosing. Read more in our guide to Addyi alternatives.
If your current provider isn't familiar with Addyi's distribution process, a telehealth provider who specializes in sexual health may be more experienced at navigating the system. Many telehealth platforms now offer HSDD consultations and can prescribe Addyi directly to PhilRx. See our guide on finding a doctor who prescribes Addyi.
It's frustrating when a medication your doctor prescribed feels impossible to get. But Addyi is available — the distribution model just works differently than most drugs. Once you find your path (usually PhilRx or a pharmacy identified through Medfinder), refills become routine.
Finding Addyi in stock takes a little extra effort, but it's absolutely doable. Start with Medfinder for a quick check of local availability, try independent pharmacies if you prefer in-person pickup, and consider PhilRx mail-order for the most reliable and affordable option.
Your HSDD treatment shouldn't stall because of pharmacy logistics. Use these tools to get the medication you need.
For more information about the medication itself, visit our posts on what Addyi is and how to take it and Addyi side effects.
You focus on staying healthy. We'll handle the rest.
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