Priligy is not available over the counter. If you'd like to try it, you’ll need to see a doctor to determine if it’s a safe treatment option for you. After taking Priligy for four weeks, or after you've taken six doses, you should discuss your treatment with your clinician. This is to make sure Priligy is right for you. If you do continue with Priligy, you should have this conversation with your doctor every six months.