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How It Works

Two pathways. One standard of review.

Whether you're requesting a research peptide or a compounded medication, the review is built around the same principle: we look at your labs and your history before anything ships.

Path A

Research Peptides

BPC-157, TB-500, CJC-1295/Ipamorelin, PT-141, and similar protocols.

  1. Request the protocol in your portal account.
  2. Submit the required lab panel (CBC, CMP, and/or IGF-1 depending on the peptide).
  3. A licensed provider reviews your labs and approves, holds, or declines the request.
  4. Once approved, your order routes to our pharmacy partner and a retest date is scheduled.
Path B

Compounded Medications

Personalized GLP-1 formulations and other compounded prescriptions.

  1. Request access and complete a short telehealth intake.
  2. Submit labs — typically a CMP and lipid panel, sometimes A1c.
  3. A live telehealth visit with a provider to confirm clinical appropriateness, including whether an FDA-approved option fits better.
  4. If compounding is appropriate, your prescription is sent to a licensed 503A pharmacy and monitoring begins.
The Whole Pathway, At a Glance

One request. Two paths. Always the same checkpoints.

Request Portal Access Path A · Research Peptides Path B · Compounded Medications Submit Labs CBC · CMP · IGF-1 (per peptide) Telehealth Visit + Submit Labs (CMP · Lipid Panel) Provider Review Provider Review Confirms compounding is appropriate Approved Routed to pharmacy partner Approved Routed to pharmacy partner Ongoing Monitoring & Scheduled Retesting
Step By Step

What actually happens after you hit "Request Access"

STEP 01 — Portal Request
In Progress

You create an account (or we create one for existing clinic patients who've moved) and select the protocol you want to explore. This takes a few minutes and doesn't commit you to anything.

STEP 02 — Lab Collection
Pending Results

Every protocol requires at least a current CMP, plus any additional labs your specific peptide calls for. Order through our Fullscript partner network at cost, have us order them under your insurance if you're covered, or, if you've had these done within the last 12 months, just email your results over and we'll review them:

Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) Complete Blood Count (CBC) Lipid Panel IGF-1 hs-CRP A1c

Already have recent labs from your own provider (within the last year)? Email them to us and our medical team will confirm whether they cover what's needed. Have insurance? Let us know — we can often order your labs under your coverage instead of at-cost.

STEP 03 — Medical Review
Reviewed

A licensed provider reviews your labs, health history, and requested protocol. For compounded medications, this includes a telehealth visit. You'll either be approved, asked for more information, or told directly why the protocol isn't a fit right now.

STEP 04 — Approval & Monitoring
Approved

Once approved, your portal unlocks for that item and your order is routed to our pharmacy partner. We set a retest date — typically 90 days, sooner if your labs or protocol call for it — and you'll get a reminder when it's time.

Why Retesting Matters

Approval isn't a one-time gate. It's a relationship.

Labs drift. Doses that made sense three months ago might not make sense today. Rather than leaving that to chance, we build a retest date into every protocol so your provider can adjust, pause, or continue based on where your body actually is — not where it was at intake.

Typical retest cadence: 90 days.

Some protocols (like GH-secretagogues tracked via IGF-1) may be checked sooner.

Out-of-range labs pause, not punish.

If something's off, your provider will talk through next steps with you rather than simply denying access.

You can always ask "why."

Every hold or decline comes with a reason and, where possible, a path forward.

Ready?

Start with your labs — everything else follows from there.

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