Peptide therapy
Prescription protocols, evaluated individually — not sold off a menu.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids used as prescription therapies for a range of clinical goals. Unlike everything else on this site, we don't publish a peptide menu or prices — and that is deliberate.
Why there's no menu here
Peptide therapy is prescription medicine. Which compound is appropriate, at what dose, for how long, and whether it's appropriate at all are clinical decisions that depend on your labs, your history, and your medications. A website menu invites you to choose a drug before anyone has evaluated you, which is backwards.
The regulatory picture matters too. Many peptides are compounded rather than commercially manufactured, several have been restricted by the FDA, and the supplement market is full of products sold as "research chemicals" that have no business going into a person. We only work with prescriptions filled by a licensed compounding pharmacy.
How it actually works here
You book a consultation. Our prescribing provider reviews your history and, where indicated, orders labs. If a protocol is appropriate it's prescribed for you specifically, and we'll discuss the evidence behind it — including where it's thin. If it isn't appropriate, we'll say so.
Peptide therapies are prescription medications and require evaluation and a prescription. No outcome is promised. Some compounds are not FDA-approved for the uses they're popularly marketed for, and evidence quality varies. We don't sell peptides without an evaluation, or dispense non-pharmacy product.
Request a peptide consultation
Tell us what you're trying to achieve and we'll tell you whether this is the right path.