Sleep, energy, body composition, and recovery — your provider builds your protocol around the specific goal you actually have, not a generic "anti-aging" stack.
Available to new members after intake and provider review. Most formulations in this lane are prescribed off-label — see the FAQ below.
Tell your provider your actual goal — better sleep, more energy, body composition, or recovery.
Your clinic's licensed prescriber matches a protocol to your goal and orders baseline labs where appropriate.
A patient-specific prescription goes to the pharmacy, dosed for your goal — not a maximum dose by default.
Follow-up labs and check-ins track your response and guide any adjustment.
A flat monthly membership — your provider selects the protocol that matches your goal from the menu below.
Most of them are prescribed off-label. One exception: tesamorelin's brand-name version (Egrifta) is FDA-approved specifically for HIV-associated lipodystrophy — using it for general body-composition or longevity goals is an off-label use, based on your provider's clinical judgment. Your provider will be direct with you about which category any prescribed peptide falls into.
No — this lane covers growth-hormone-axis peptides, NAD+, sleep, and sexual-health formulations, which work differently than testosterone replacement. If hormone therapy is a better fit for your goals, your provider may direct you to that membership lane instead.
For GH-axis peptides, your provider typically checks a baseline IGF-1 level and follows up around 8–12 weeks to guide dosing. Your specific monitoring plan depends on which protocol you're on.
Your provider starts with your actual goal — sleep, energy, body composition, sexual health, or fat metabolism — and selects from the menu above based on your history and labs, not a default stack.
Some combinations (like CJC-1295 with Ipamorelin) are established combination protocols; others are decided case-by-case by your provider based on your goals and monitoring.