Peptide Therapy
Provider-led, lab-based care. What is appropriate for you is determined during your consultation — not chosen from a menu beforehand.
How We Approach It
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signaling molecules in the body. In a clinical setting they are prescribed individually, for a specific person, based on that person's labs, history, and goals.
We do not publish a catalog of compounds, and we would encourage you to be cautious of any provider who does. Deciding what — if anything — is appropriate for you is the entire purpose of the evaluation. Publishing a menu invites people to self-select a therapy before anyone has looked at their bloodwork, which is neither how prescribing works nor how it should work.
If your provider determines that peptide therapy is clinically appropriate, they will discuss the specific options, the evidence behind them, the dosing, the monitoring involved, and the risks with you directly during your consultation.
Labs First
Bloodwork before any protocol, not after
Individually Prescribed
Determined by your provider for you specifically
Licensed Pharmacy
Dispensed by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy
Monitored
Follow-up labs determine whether therapy continues
How It Works
Four steps, in this order, every time.
Consultation
A telehealth visit with our licensed nurse practitioner to review your history, your symptoms, and what you are trying to accomplish.
Lab Testing
Comprehensive bloodwork to establish your baseline. We do not build a protocol from a questionnaire.
Individualized Protocol
If therapy is clinically appropriate for you, your provider determines what to prescribe, at what dose, and for how long, based on your labs and your evaluation.
Monitoring and Adjustment
Follow-up labs and visits to see how you are responding. Protocols change, pause, or stop based on what the results show.
Safety and Sourcing
Anything prescribed to you is dispensed by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy — never research-grade material.
Sourcing
- Licensed 503A compounding pharmacy — not research grade
- Sterile compounding standards
- Dispensed only against a prescription written for you
Clinical Oversight
- Prescribed by a licensed nurse practitioner
- Baseline and follow-up lab monitoring
- Protocols adjusted or discontinued based on results
About compounded medications
Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. They are prepared by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient pursuant to a prescription. Whether any therapy is appropriate for you is a clinical decision made by your provider after evaluation and lab work. This page is general information about our process and is not medical advice, a recommendation, or an offer to prescribe any particular medication. Individual results vary.
Start With a Consultation
Book a visit with our licensed provider to review your labs and find out whether this is an appropriate option for you.