Platelet-rich plasma (PRP)
Uses a small sample of your own blood to concentrate platelets for provider-guided joint, tendon, skin, or hair care.
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Uses a small sample of your own blood to concentrate platelets for provider-guided joint, tendon, skin, or hair care.
A noninvasive check of circulation and automatic nerve signals that can help guide your next steps.
A clinic screening test that helps your care team decide what to check next.
A consultation for closely monitored ketamine infusion care for certain mood or pain conditions.
A provider-prepared IV of fluids and nutrients tailored to your visit.
Often sought for injury recovery and gut-health goals. This offering is still under clinical and legal review.
Often sought for injury recovery and gut-health goals. This offering is still under clinical and legal review.
A recovery-focused blend often sought for injury and mobility goals. This offering is still under clinical and legal review.
A coenzyme your cells use to make energy, being reviewed for provider-guided wellness care.
Often discussed for skin, scalp, and hair-care goals. This offering is still under clinical and legal review.
A prescription medication used for weight-management and blood-sugar care when a clinician determines it fits.
Not available. It cannot be compounded or offered until its authorization status changes.
Used to reduce excess abdominal fat in adults with HIV-related lipodystrophy; it is not a general weight-loss drug.
Often sought for sleep, recovery, and body-composition goals. This blend is still under clinical and legal review.
Often sought for recovery, sleep, and body-composition goals. This blend is still under clinical and legal review.
Some peptide descriptions on this page refer to common areas of interest, such as recovery, skin and hair, sleep, body composition, energy, or weight care. They are not a statement that a product is FDA-approved for that purpose, safe or effective for every person, or likely to produce a particular result.
Before any peptide may be prescribed or arranged, a licensed clinician must confirm the exact ingredient, formulation, source, legal availability, intended use, risks, drug interactions, suitability, and follow-up plan. Availability may change without notice. No one should start, stop, or change a medication based on this page.
Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review them before marketing for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Some peptide substances listed here have limited human safety information or FDA-identified concerns about impurities or immune reactions. We do not treat a product’s appearance in this catalog as an approval to dispense it.
Read the primary sources: FDA advisory committee notice, FDA peptide safety risks, FDA GLP-1 and Retatrutide notice, and HHS Secretary testimony.