Fit and compliance review
Business type, state, entity structure, and whether a prescriber is already involved.
Partner program
Launch a compliant membership program with a physician-owned practice behind it.
A physician-owned clinical practice makes every clinical decision, a licensed pharmacy fills patient-specific prescriptions, and Verolyn provides the non-clinical framework in between. You do not have to build a clinical stack.
Med spasWeight-management clinicsHormone clinicsGyms and training studiosIV and hydration loungesChiropractic officesConcierge and DPC practicesWellness coachesCreators and communitiesand more
$35 per active member per month. No pharmacy percentage. No inventory.
The partner launch path
Three steps before you ever see a member.
Your program shape
The track that fits, the care lanes you can support, and the materials that come with it.
Partner hub
Launch checklist, approved materials, seat reporting. Available to approved partners.
The partner hub is provided after agreements are signed. It is not a public tool.
Partner tracks
Three partner tracks, one relationship.
A business can qualify for more than one track.
Track 1 · Program partner · No prescriber on staff
You bring the community. The physician-owned practice brings the medicine.
This track fits businesses without a licensed prescriber on staff. The practice makes every clinical decision; a licensed pharmacy fills what the practice prescribes.
Wellness centersIV and hydration loungesChiropracticAcupunctureYoga and pilatesPersonal trainingGymsFunctional fitnessCombat-sports gymsAthletic performanceRecovery and cryotherapyPhysical therapyMassageDay spasNutrition coachingSkincare studiosSupplement retailNaturopathic and holistic
Track 2 · Clinical partner · Has a prescriber
Already prescribing? Keep clinical control; add the program layer.
Practices with their own prescribers can operate under their own clinical entity or coordinate with the physician-owned practice, subject to counsel and state review.
Med spa and aestheticsWeight-loss clinicsHormone clinicsRegenerative medicineFunctional and integrative medicineConcierge and DPCPrimary careMen’s healthWomen’s healthDermatologyPlastic and cosmetic surgerySports medicine
Track 3 · Creator and community partner
Your audience is your reach. Compliance is the price of admission.
Disclosure required on every mention. No outcome, efficacy, dosing, or FDA-comparison claims. All materials pass Verolyn review. Any compensation depends on state referral and fee-splitting rules and is set only by written agreement after counsel review.
Health and wellness creatorsFitness and recompLongevityMen’s healthWomen’s healthWeight managementPodcasters and educatorsVideo and socialNewsletter and communityCoaches and course creators
Regulated path vs. gray market
The gray market is not a shortcut. It is a liability you keep.
| What to check | Gray-market peptides | Verolyn program path |
|---|---|---|
| Regulated source | — | ✓ |
| Certificate of analysis | — | ✓ |
| Batch and lot tracking | — | ✓ |
| Licensed pharmacist | — | ✓ |
| Patient-specific prescription | — | ✓ |
| Independent testing | — | ✓ |
| Labeled for human use | — | ✓ |
| Who carries the liability | You do | Licensed practice and pharmacy, per their roles |
What you are risking
- Research-use-only labeling
- Unknown purity and potency
- License and liability exposure
- No traceability
What the program path provides
- Licensed clinician evaluation for every member
- Licensed pharmacy, patient-specific fills
- Documentation and traceability owned by the practice and pharmacy
- Clear separation of clinical, operating, and pharmacy roles
A compliant program costs more than a gray-market vial. The difference buys accountability, not a discount.
The problem
Two ways to stall, and one way to cut corners.
Telehealth, practice-of-medicine, pharmacy, marketing, and state rules stack up before you can safely see a member.
Hiring clinicians, contracting a pharmacy, writing consent and intake, and building billing stalls most launches before they start.
No physician. No licensed pharmacy. No accountability. Verolyn does not compete with it on price.
The structure
Three responsibilities, kept separate on purpose.
A physician-owned practice or PC for medicine, Verolyn as the non-clinical MSO, a pharmacy for dispensing. A proposed structure; it does not represent that a specific entity is already established.
Clinical practice or PC
Owns the patient relationship, evaluation, clinical documentation, medical judgment, and any prescription.
Verolyn
Provides brand, membership framework, and non-clinical operating support. Verolyn does not diagnose, prescribe, or fulfill.
Pharmacy
Prepares a medication only when it receives a valid, patient-specific prescription through the appropriate clinical channel.
Physician-owned clinical practice
Clinicians own evaluation, prescribing, documentation, and follow-up, and confirm which states the practice can serve before launch.
Clinical oversight and protocols
Owned by the practice’s own clinicians. Verolyn does not write or approve clinical protocols.
Licensed pharmacy fulfillment
Patient-specific prescriptions only. Compounded preparations, where used, are not FDA-approved.
Telehealth and state coverage
Confirmed state by state with the practice and pharmacy. Availability is never assumed.
Data, consent, and security
Clinical data stays in the practice’s systems. Verolyn’s site collects no health information; agreements define the safeguards.
What stays with you
Your entity, licenses, scope, marketing claims, and state referral or fee-splitting compliance. Confirm it with your own counsel.
What’s included
Everything you need to run the program layer.
Lane structure, member education pages, and membership tiers, under your brand.
Launch materials and member-facing copy. Nothing goes out without review.
Active-member counting, one monthly invoice, and partner support.
Partner hub (approved partners)Launch checklistMarketing reviewRate cardSeat calculator
Replicating this yourself means clinicians, pharmacy contracting, intake design, billing, and compliance review — before your first member.
Platform economics
A flat fee for active members—not a pharmacy-order fee.
Verolyn’s platform fee is separate from any medication or pharmacy invoice. Pending and inactive members do not count toward the monthly active-seat quantity.
$35
per active member per month, invoiced by Verolyn to the contracting clinical entity for the platform.
0%
of pharmacy invoices. Verolyn’s fee is not tied to a fill or medication order.
2
separate invoices: a clinical entity’s pharmacy arrangement and Verolyn’s active-seat platform invoice.
Planning note. Economics are a starting point for diligence, not legal or financial advice. Practices should confirm commercial terms, state requirements, and fair-market-value treatment with counsel and their own advisors.
Illustrative launch roadmap
A sequence, not a countdown.
- Stage 1
Fit and compliance review
Business type, state, entity, prescriber status.
- Stage 2
Agreements and state confirmation
The practice, pharmacy, and your entity confirm states and scope.
- Stage 3
Program setup and briefing
Materials, seat reporting, intake handoff to the practice.
- Stage 4
First members
The practice evaluates each member; the pharmacy fills prescriptions.
- Stage 5
Ongoing
Monthly active-seat invoice, materials updates, partner community.
Timing depends on credentialing, pharmacy capacity, state review, and counsel. This is a sequence, not a promise.
Partner community
Support that keeps going after launch.
Launch playbook
Self-paced, provided to approved partners.
Operator roundtables
Planned. Live sessions with other operators, once a cohort is ready.
Growth cohorts
Planned. Structured cohorts for partners scaling past initial launch.
Care lanes your program can support
The same four lanes patients see today.
Weight care
Support for a medically guided weight-management conversation.
Learn how clinical evaluation, follow-up, and state-specific availability fit together.
Planned membership: $199–$379/moHormone careStart with symptoms, history, and labs—not a preset protocol.
Understand the questions a clinician may explore and the launch limits that apply.
Planned membership: $199/moRecovery educationDiscuss recovery goals with a clinician who can assess the whole picture.
Educational context for a planned care path; no investigational product is offered from this page.
Planned membership: $249/moLongevity educationBuild the conversation around sleep, energy, and health goals.
Explore a planned care path without treating supplements or peptides as consumer products.
Foundation $199 · Peak $379/moWhich lanes a partner can support depends on the practice, pharmacy, and state. Recovery and longevity lanes are educational at launch.
Objections
The usual questions, answered plainly.
Is it legal for my business to offer this?
It depends on your business type, state, entity structure, and how the practice and pharmacy are involved. We review fit before any agreement; bring your own counsel too.
Do I need a medical license?
No. The physician-owned practice’s clinicians handle evaluation and prescribing.
How quickly can we launch?
After fit review, agreements, and state confirmation. We set no fixed timeline before those steps are done.
What does it cost?
$35 per active member per month, invoiced to the contracting clinical entity. Pharmacy invoices are separate. No percentage, anywhere.
Do I hold inventory or ship anything?
No.
Who owns clinical records?
The practice owns clinical records. The pharmacy holds its own dispensing records.
What is the partner hub?
A private resource for approved partners: launch checklist, approved materials, and seat reporting. Not a public tool.
How is this different from other white-label programs?
A fixed per-seat fee instead of a pharmacy percentage. A physician-owned practice makes the clinical decisions—Verolyn does not.
See the structure before you commit to a launch.
- Flat $35 per active seat
- 0% of pharmacy invoices
- A physician-owned practice for every clinical decision
- Licensed pharmacy, patient-specific fills
- Program framework, materials, and review
- No inventory, prescribing, or dispensing on your side