A handbook for patients

Explore physician-led peptide therapy through chapters on care, medicine and cost.

A guide to the people, medicines and choices behind the phrase.

This guide keeps three questions together: who provides your care, what medicine is proposed and what the bill includes. The person assessing or treating you is sometimes called a clinician. Ask whether they are a doctor or have another health role. Read the question that brought you here, or follow the chapters at your own pace.

Bring your question

A little space to understand.

Keep these questions beside you

Who will listen to my concerns, make the care plan and answer me later?
What is the exact medicine, and what evidence supports it for my concern?
What will the whole plan cost, after any opening offer ends?

The small parts in proteins have a name: amino acids. Short chains of those parts are peptides.

Insulin is in the family. The name says nothing on its own about the rules for a product or the harm it might cause.

As of September 26, 2026, US rules treat these products differently: approved medicines, medicines mixed or made to order under rules called compounding, and other drugs without approval.

Choose a chapter

The question can lead the way

Find the part you need today. Each chapter leaves you with something to ask.