What are peptides, and what do you offer?

What are peptides, and what do you offer?

Also asked: peptides, NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione, what is peptide therapy, are peptides steroids Answer: Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signals in the body. They aren't steroids and they aren't hormones themselves.

We offer [CONFIRM list: NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione] by prescription, after a provider reviews your intake. They're prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies and given as small injections under the skin.

Be aware that the evidence base here is much thinner than for GLP-1s. Some of what's claimed about peptides online is well ahead of the research. We'd rather tell you that than sell past it.

Attach: COMPOUNDED-DISCLOSURE, NOT-ADVICE

Who shouldn't take peptides?

Also asked: peptide contraindications, is it safe, can I take peptides, cancer, pregnancy Answer: Not recommended if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, have a hormone-sensitive cancer, have untreated thyroid, pituitary, or liver disease, or have an active infection.

Everyone needs a provider review and an approved intake first. There is no self-serve path.

Escalate: always, if they name a condition.