FAQ

A telehealth platform connecting you with licensed clinicians who can prescribe compounded peptide therapy. We handle the technology. Providers handle the medicine. Pharmacies handle the compounding.

Short chains of amino acids your body already produces. When prescribed by a clinician and prepared by a licensed pharmacy, certain peptides may support weight management, recovery, or cellular energy.

No. Compounded medications are prepared by licensed pharmacies based on a physician’s prescription, but they are not FDA-approved. This is standard for compounded medications and disclosed throughout our platform.

We’re finalizing subscription pricing now. Every plan will include clinician consultation, prescription, pharmacy compounding, shipping, and ongoing oversight. No hidden fees. Join the waitlist for early access rates. Learn more →

Telehealth removes the overhead of a physical location. You get the same licensed providers and compounding pharmacies — without the boutique markup. Learn more →

Clinician consultation, prescription, pharmacy compounding, shipping, and ongoing clinical oversight. One price. No add-ons. Learn more →

Yes. No contracts, no cancellation fees. Cancel whenever you want.

Not at this time. Our pricing is designed to be transparent and accessible without insurance complexity.

You pay nothing. No consultation fee. No assessment fee. You’re only charged if a clinician prescribes and your medication ships.

Take our 3-minute assessment. A licensed clinician reviews your goals and history to recommend the right protocol — or let you know if peptide therapy isn’t appropriate. Learn more →

No. Every assessment is reviewed by a licensed clinician who makes an independent medical decision. Not everyone qualifies. Learn more →

Most are subcutaneous injections — a small needle similar to insulin. Your shipment includes supplies and clear instructions.

This varies by peptide and individual. Your clinician will set expectations. We don’t guarantee specific outcomes or timelines.

Licensed physicians and nurse practitioners licensed in your state. They are independent clinicians — not PepScribe employees. Learn more →

Licensed US compounding pharmacies operating under 503A or 503B federal regulations.

Contact your clinician through secure messaging. They’ll adjust your protocol as needed. For emergencies, call 911.