Peptyde connects you with independent licensed clinicians and a licensed US compounding pharmacy, then delivers in discreet, considered packaging.
Answer a short health questionnaire about your goals, history and current medications. About 10 minutes.
A licensed US provider reviews your intake and may ask follow-up questions or schedule a video visit.
If treatment is right for you, your provider writes a prescription and a care plan. If not, you are not charged for medication.
A licensed US 503A pharmacy compounds your prescription and ships it discreetly to your door.
An independent provider (MD, DO, NP or PA) licensed in your state. They can ask questions, request labs, schedule a video visit, or decide a treatment is not right for you.
Provider network: [partner TBD]
Prescription required. Eligibility determined by a licensed provider. If a provider does not prescribe, you are not charged for medication, and they may suggest other options or in-person care.
Message your care team anytime. Before each refill, a short check-in goes back to your provider, who can adjust, pause or stop treatment.
Health information is collected through a HIPAA-compliant intake and medical-records platform [vendor TBD] and shared only with your provider and pharmacy.
Every Peptyde prescription is prepared by a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy for one named patient, under a valid prescription.
Pharmacy partner: [503A partner TBD]
Our pharmacy partner holds a pharmacy license in each state it ships to and is subject to state board of pharmacy inspection.
Sterile preparations follow USP <797>; non-sterile preparations follow USP <795>.
Batches are sent to an independent, accredited lab for potency, sterility and endotoxin testing before release.
Plain outer shipper, tracked delivery, and an insulated cold pack for temperature-sensitive prescriptions.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety or effectiveness.
Every formula carries the same navy band and its own color stripe.
Pharmacy label applied at dispensing with your name and directions.
Plain outer box with tracking on every order.
Prescription required. Eligibility determined by a licensed provider.
