Your health history and lab results guide your treatment. Your physician tracks your progress and adjusts your plan as needed.
Start with your goals. Your physician will help you understand which treatment options are appropriate.
Discuss recovery concerns, ongoing discomfort, and limitations affecting your activity.
View treatment optionsReview your weight goals, body composition, and metabolic health.
View treatment optionsExplore fatigue, concentration, sleep quality, and daily performance.
View treatment optionsUnderstand your symptoms and relevant hormone test results.
View treatment optionsDiscuss changes in your skin and hair, along with suitable care options.
View treatment optionsFocus on maintaining strength, function, and quality of life.
View treatment optionsEvery option requires a medical evaluation. Prices cover the prescribed product; consultations and monitoring are separate.
Body Protection Compound-157
An investigational peptide studied for tissue repair and gastrointestinal effects, primarily in laboratory and animal research. Human safety data remain limited.
Research focus
Discuss for: Recovery and gut-health concerns.
Thymosin Beta-4 Fragment
An investigational fragment of thymosin beta-4. Research on the full-length protein should not be presented as proof of this fragment’s benefits.
Key points
Discuss for: Recovery concerns and the available treatment evidence.
Copper Peptide
A copper-binding peptide explored for skin remodeling. Evidence and safety considerations differ between topical products and injectable formulations.
Research focus
Discuss for: Skin and hair concerns, including the appropriate formulation.
Growth Hormone Secretagogue Combination
A combination intended to influence growth-hormone release. Tesamorelin’s approval for a specific HIV-related condition does not establish this combination as an approved wellness treatment.
Key points
Discuss for: Body-composition concerns and hormone evaluation.
Mitochondrial-Derived Peptide
A peptide investigated for its role in metabolism and physical performance. Much of the treatment research comes from animal studies.
Research focus
Discuss for: Metabolic health and activity goals.
Synthetic Tetrapeptide
A peptide studied for telomerase activity and cellular aging. Findings in cultured cells do not demonstrate that treatment extends human lifespan.
Research focus
Discuss for: Questions about longevity research and healthy-aging care.
Reproductive Hormone Signaling Peptide
A peptide involved in reproductive hormone signaling. Small human trials have explored its effects in people with low sexual desire.
Research focus
Discuss for: Libido concerns and reproductive hormone evaluation.
Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide
NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular metabolism. Its essential role in the body does not, by itself, establish the benefits of injectable supplementation.
Key points
Discuss for: Energy concerns and questions about NAD+ supplementation.
Two-Peptide Blend
A combination of BPC-157 and TB-500. Combining these ingredients does not establish faster recovery or greater benefit.
Key points
Discuss for: Recovery concerns and combination-treatment questions.
GHK-Cu + BPC-157 + TB-500
A three-peptide blend combining a copper peptide with BPC-157 and TB-500. Findings about individual ingredients do not establish the blend’s clinical effects.
Formula details
Discuss for: Skin concerns and recovery goals.
Higher-GHK-Cu Combination
A variation of the GLOW blend containing more GHK-Cu. A higher ingredient amount does not necessarily produce better results.
Formula details
Discuss for: Questions about GLOW formulations and skin goals.
GHK-Cu + KPV + BPC-157 + TB-500
A four-peptide blend that adds KPV to the GLOW ingredients. Its combined clinical benefits should not be assumed from research on individual components.
Formula details
Discuss for: Skin, gut-health, and recovery questions.
Ac-SDKP Tetrapeptide
A peptide studied in blood-cell regulation and stem-cell protection research. It should not be described as an established red blood cell or endurance booster.
Research focus
Discuss for: Specialist review of blood-health concerns.
Peptide and Amino Acid Mixture
A preparation studied in neurological conditions, including dementia. Those studies do not establish benefits for everyday focus or cognitive enhancement in healthy people.
Key points
Discuss for: Cognitive concerns requiring medical evaluation.
Intranasal Formulation
A hormone and neuropeptide studied for its role in social and emotional processing. Research on intranasal use has produced mixed, context-dependent findings.
Research focus
Discuss for: Questions about emotional well-being and treatment options.
10 mg + 10 mg Formula
A blend listed with 10 mg each of BPC-157 and TB-500. Higher ingredient amounts do not establish improved recovery or greater safety.
Formula details
Discuss for: Comparing formulations with your physician.
GLP-1 / GIP / Glucagon Receptor Agonist
An investigational treatment studied for weight management. It is not FDA-approved and cannot be used in compounding under federal law.
Key points
Discuss for: Approved weight-management alternatives.
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Ask About Weight ManagementCibinetide
An investigational peptide derived from erythropoietin. Small clinical studies have explored its effects on neuropathic symptoms and metabolic measures.
Research focus
Discuss for: Nerve symptoms requiring medical evaluation.
Secretagogue Combination
A combination intended to influence growth-hormone release. Studies of CJC-1295 alone do not establish the benefits of this blend for muscle gain, recovery, or aging.
Key points
Discuss for: Hormonal concerns and body-composition goals.
Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide
An investigational peptide explored in small sleep studies. Results have not consistently demonstrated a meaningful improvement in insomnia.
Research focus
Discuss for: Persistent sleep concerns and established treatment options.
Modified Growth Hormone Fragment
AOD-9604 is a modified fragment of human growth hormone that has been investigated for its potential effects on fat metabolism and obesity. Early research focused on its potential to promote fat breakdown while minimizing some of the growth-promoting effects associated with full-length growth hormone. Its clinical effectiveness as a weight-management therapy remains investigational.
Focus
Discuss for: Weight-management goals and available alternatives.
Synthetic derivative of naturally occurring peptide supporting mood, depression, and cognitive function via TREK-1 channel inhibition.
Key points
Ideal for: Mood support, depression, premenopausal support
A naturally occurring peptide fragment that reduces inflammation throughout your body, particularly supporting gut health and digestive wellness.
Key points
Ideal for: Chronic inflammation, gut health, digestive support, immune optimization
PDA
Pentadeca Arginate is marketed as an arginate-salt form of BPC-157 and is primarily discussed for tissue recovery, connective-tissue support, and gastrointestinal wellness. However, there are currently no published human clinical studies specifically evaluating Pentadeca Arginate, so these should be described as investigational rather than established benefits.
Focus
Bremelanotide
PT-141 is a melanocortin-receptor agonist that acts on central pathways involved in sexual desire and arousal. Bremelanotide is FDA-approved for acquired, generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder in premenopausal women.
Focus
Synapsin nasal formulations are used in functional-medicine settings for cognitive and neurological wellness, with the goal of supporting memory, focus, mental clarity, and healthy brain signaling. It is considered investigational because the evidence for compounded peptide nasal formulations is limited and formulation-specific.
Focus
Individual Treatment Planning
Review your health history, lab results, and goals with your physician to consider appropriate treatment options.
What’s included
Discuss for: Multiple health goals or questions about treatment combinations.
Dr. Ruth Johnson · Founder & Lead Physician
Dr. Ruth Johnson reviews your results, explains your options, and follows your progress. Direct messaging keeps you connected between visits.
Recommendations consider your symptoms, medications, previous treatments, and relevant lab findings.
Understand the reasons behind each recommendation, including potential benefits, risks, and alternatives.
Follow-up visits and updated testing help determine whether to continue, change, or stop treatment.
Complete a short assessment about your symptoms, health history, and what you want to improve.
Spend 15 minutes discussing your goals, asking questions, and learning what to prepare.
Share results from your existing provider. If additional testing is needed, we’ll help coordinate it.
During your 60–90-minute medical consultation, review your findings, discuss treatment options, and receive a personalized plan.
Continue with monthly monitoring, messaging, and quarterly follow-up visits to review your response and update your care.
| Service | What’s included | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery call | 15-minute introductory conversation | Free |
| Initial medical consultation | 60–90 minutes, lab review, and treatment planning | $500 |
| Ongoing monitoring | Physician messaging, progress tracking, and treatment management | $200/month |
| Quarterly follow-up | 30-minute review with updated labs | $325/visit |
| Prescribed products | Cost and supply vary by prescription | $120–$440 |
Consultations, monthly monitoring, follow-up visits, and prescribed products are separate charges. Ask our team for a complete estimate, including any lab testing.
Before treatment begins, we establish your baseline and agree on what to monitor: symptoms, daily function, relevant lab markers, and possible side effects.
At follow-up, we review what has changed and whether your plan remains appropriate. Results and timelines vary by treatment and individual; there is no single schedule that applies to every patient.
Your physician will explain the evidence and its limitations for any proposed therapy.
Bring recent results if you have them. We’ll review what’s available and explain whether additional testing is needed.
Only if your physician determines that treatment is appropriate. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription.
Ask our team about telehealth and prescription delivery availability in your state.
When medication is prescribed, our team coordinates with a licensed U.S. pharmacy and explains delivery, storage, and use.
Coverage depends on your plan and the service. We can assist with out-of-network claims and payment questions; reimbursement and HSA/FSA eligibility are determined by your plan.
