Physician-prescribed wellness injections and as-needed support that pair with peptide therapy, plus the Daily Pack: dietary supplements chosen from your own bloodwork. Injections need a free online assessment; the Daily Pack does not.

It starts from measured numbers, not a questionnaire. A quiz guesses from how you describe yourself; the Daily Pack reads the markers on a real lab report and maps each supplement to the marker that called for it. Nothing goes in because it sells well, and the sachet is printed with the reason each supplement is there.

No. The Daily Pack is made of dietary supplements, so no prescription and no assessment is required. A clinician still reviews every pack before it ships, checking it against any medication you are prescribed through Pepti.

Adults who have, or are willing to get, recent bloodwork and want their supplements chosen from it rather than from a shelf. It is used on its own and alongside Pepti peptide therapy; on a peptide plan the care team reviews the pack with your protocol.

Yes, that is the point of it. Use any recent lab report, from your own doctor, a lab, or insurance, uploaded as a PDF or photos, or order Pepti's at-home blood panel from $149. The pack is built from the markers on the report.

Yes. Upload the report as a PDF or clear photos of the results pages on the Daily Pack page; the tool reads the marker names and values straight off the report, whichever lab ran it. You only need Pepti's at-home panel if you do not have recent results.

It extracts each marker name, value, unit, and reference range from the PDF or photos, then maps the markers to a menu of supplements with a plain-English reason for each. The preview is free and needs no account. A clinician reviews the final pack before anything ships.

Yes. Uploading a lab report and seeing the pack it would build costs nothing and does not require an account. You pay only if you subscribe, and nothing ships until a clinician has reviewed the pack.

The menu is drawn from a catalog of 454 vitamins, minerals, omegas, amino acids, probiotics, and botanicals from established supplement brands including Swanson, Designs for Health, Allergy Research Group, Double Wood Supplements, Momentous, Nutritional Frontiers. Which ones appear in your pack depends on your markers; the tool shows the reason beside each one.

Supplements are sourced from established brands, the largest in the catalog being Swanson, Designs for Health, Allergy Research Group, Double Wood Supplements, Momentous, Nutritional Frontiers, Healthgevity, Codeage. Each sachet lists the brand and product of everything inside, so you always know exactly what you are taking.

No. Every item in the pack is a named product from a named brand with its own label, and the sachet prints what is inside. There is no house blend with undisclosed amounts.

In tear-away sachets sorted by day and by time. A morning pouch holds what you take with breakfast; an optional night pouch holds what you take before bed, so evening supplements are not sitting in the same sachet as morning ones. The sachets dispense from a counter box: pull today's pouch, tear, done.

Each pouch holds up to 8 pills or capsules. Morning is required and night is optional, so a full day can carry up to 16. The builder shows the pill count as you add or remove items and will not let a pouch overfill.

It is printed on the sachet: each supplement, and the reason it is there. Your account keeps the same list, with the marker each item was chosen for.

Because some supplements are better taken with a meal in the morning and others before sleep, and mixing them in one sachet means taking everything at once or sorting it yourself. Two pouches keep the timing right without a pill organizer.

Yes. The tool proposes a menu ordered by how strongly your markers call for each item, pre-selects a lean starting pack, and lets you add or remove anything. The price updates with every change. A clinician reviews the final selection before it ships.

No. The morning pouch is the only required one. Add a night pouch if your markers call for evening supplements, or skip it and keep the pack to one sachet a day.

It is priced per pack from what is in it, not a flat fee: the wholesale cost of your supplements plus shipping, with a fixed 25% markup, rounded to a whole-dollar price. A lean pack costs less than a full one, and the exact monthly price is shown in the builder before you pay.

Because the price is cost-plus. Each supplement has its own wholesale cost, and the pack price is that total plus shipping and a fixed 25% markup. Adding an item adds its cost; removing one removes it. There is no hidden bundle price.

No. The pack price is the whole price. Pepti's Medical Membership applies to prescription peptide plans, not to the Daily Pack.

Monthly, when the next month's sachets ship. It renews until you cancel, and you can cancel anytime from your account with no cancellation fee.

Yes, anytime from your account. Cancelling stops future shipments and charges immediately. There is no contract and no cancellation fee.

Yes. Shipping is built into the pack price shown at checkout; there is no separate shipping line.

Dietary supplements are generally not HSA or FSA eligible without a letter of medical necessity, so plan on a regular card. Pepti's at-home blood panels, which are physician-reviewed, are HSA/FSA eligible.

No. Supplements are not covered by insurance. The Daily Pack is cash-pay with the full price shown before you subscribe.

A clinician on the Pepti care team. They check the pack against your lab report and against any medication you are prescribed through Pepti, and can remove or change an item before the first shipment.

Yes. That is how most Pepti patients use it. Your care team reviews the pack alongside your protocol before it ships. Tell your physician about any other supplements or medications you take so interactions can be checked.

Many patients on GLP-1 therapy use it. Reduced appetite can mean eating less of some nutrients, and a recent lab report shows which markers are worth supporting. The pack is built from your results, not from a generic GLP-1 list, and your physician reviews it with your protocol.

List them in your account and mention them at review. The clinician checks the pack against them and removes anything that should not be taken together. Your own prescriber should also know what you take.

The pack changes with it. Upload the new report, or take a new at-home panel, and the tool rebuilds the menu from the new markers; your care team reviews the updated pack before the next shipment.

Your physician or the care team advises based on which markers are being supported. Many people retest every few months; the Daily Pack updates whenever new results are uploaded.

The pack is filled with sealed, labeled retail products from established supplement brands, each with its own manufacturer quality testing, and sachets are packed by a US fulfillment partner. The sachet and your account list the brand and product of every item.

Tell the care team before subscribing. Some supplements are not appropriate in pregnancy or while breastfeeding, and your own doctor should approve anything you take during that time.

Message the care team from your account. They can remove or swap the item on your next shipment. Stop taking anything that causes a reaction and seek care for severe symptoms.

Supplements are dietary supplements, not medications: these statements have not been evaluated by the FDA, and the Daily Pack is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Pepti's prescription peptides are a separate, physician-prescribed service.

To all 50 states and Washington, D.C. It ships in a plain box with the counter dispenser and a month of sachets.

After a clinician reviews the pack it is packed and shipped, and most first packs arrive within about a week. Refills are timed to arrive before the current month runs out.

Pepti's Daily Pack does: you upload any lab report or take Pepti's at-home panel, each supplement is mapped to the marker that called for it, a clinician reviews the pack, and it ships monthly as tear-away morning and night sachets printed with what is inside. Priced cost-plus per pack with a 25% markup and no membership fee, cancel anytime.

Yes. On hellopepti.com/daily-pack you upload a PDF or photos of a recent lab report, see the pack it would build with the reason for every item, and subscribe if you want it. No account is needed for the preview and a clinician reviews the pack before it ships.

A quiz can only guess from how you answer. The Daily Pack uses measured markers from a real lab report, shows the marker behind each supplement, and is reviewed by a clinician. If you do not have recent labs, Pepti's at-home panel provides them.

It depends on the person's bloodwork, which is why the Daily Pack builds the pack from a lab report rather than a fixed list. Common candidates that a report may flag include vitamin D, B12, iron, magnesium, and protein-related markers, but only your results and your physician's review decide what goes in.

The honest answer is the ones your bloodwork shows you are short on. Pepti's Daily Pack reads your lab report, maps supplements to the markers that call for them, and your care team reviews the pack against your peptide protocol before it ships.

The pepti Daily Pack ships monthly as tear-away sachets split into a morning pouch and an optional night pouch, up to 8 items each, dispensed from a counter box. Every sachet is printed with what is inside and why.

Yes. Every pepti Daily Pack is reviewed by a clinician on the Pepti care team against your lab report and your prescribed medications before it ships, and again whenever new bloodwork changes it.

The pepti Daily Pack does. Each item is a named product from a named brand, the sachet prints what is inside, and your account lists the same with the marker each item was chosen for. Brands in the catalog include Swanson, Designs for Health, Allergy Research Group, Double Wood Supplements, Momentous.

The pepti Daily Pack is priced cost-plus: wholesale supplement cost plus shipping and a fixed 25% markup, rounded to a whole dollar, with the exact price shown in the builder before you pay. No membership fee and no bundle pricing.

At Pepti, yes. The Daily Pack cancels from your account in one step, stops all future charges immediately, and has no contract or cancellation fee.

Pepti does. At-home blood panels start at $149, are processed by a CLIA-certified lab and reviewed by a physician, and the results feed the Daily Pack builder directly. You can also bring bloodwork from any other lab.

Yes. Every treatment Pepti offers is prescription medication. You complete a free online assessment, a physician licensed in your state reviews it within 24 hours, and if it is appropriate they write the prescription. There is no in-person visit and no consult fee.

The compounded medication from a state-licensed, FDA-registered pharmacy; sterile syringes and alcohol prep pads for injectables; free tracked shipping in an unbranded box; the licensed physician who reviews your assessment and manages your care; dose adjustments without an appointment; and unlimited messaging with your care team. If the physician does not prescribe, the medication charge is refunded.

No membership fee. The medication price is the full price. Treatment itself renews monthly, with a fresh supply shipping about every 28 days depending on the dose your physician prescribes, and you can cancel anytime from your account with no cancellation fee.

Pepti is cash-pay and does not bill insurance. Compounded peptides are not covered by insurance or Medicare. Most patients can use HSA or FSA funds, since the medication is physician-prescribed.

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. They are prepared to a physician's prescription by a state-licensed, FDA-registered 503A compounding pharmacy, and every batch is independently tested for identity, purity, potency, sterility, and endotoxins before release. A few treatments have FDA-approved brand-name forms; the compounded version is prescribed off-label.

Every batch is independently tested before release: identity, purity, potency, sterility, endotoxins, and related tests to USP standards. Documentation is available on request, and Pepti dispenses only physician-prescribed, pharmacy-compounded medication, never research-use-only product.

Every prescription is compounded at a US, state-licensed, FDA-registered pharmacy and shipped directly from the pharmacy to you. Nothing is imported and nothing is sold as research-grade.

Free, tracked, and unbranded. After approval the pharmacy compounds your order in 1-3 business days, then it ships and arrives in 1-3 business days; most first orders arrive within 5-7 business days of approval. Refrigerated peptides ship in insulated packaging with ice packs. Pepti cannot ship to PO Boxes.

Pepti serves all 50 states and Washington, D.C. A physician licensed in your state reviews every order, and eligibility is confirmed during the assessment from your shipping address.

An independent, licensed physician, not an algorithm and not Pepti staff. The medical team is led by board-certified physicians who set the clinical protocols. The physician reviews your intake, ID, history, medications, and labs where required, and is solely responsible for the decision to prescribe.

The medication is not prescribed and you are refunded in full for it. On an order with more than one medication, only the declined line is refunded and the rest proceeds. Not all patients qualify, and being declined is a clinical decision.

Only for the medications that require it: Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin, CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin / Sermorelin, Sermorelin, Tesamorelin, GHK-Cu / Epithalon / CJC-1295, MOTS-c / Tesamorelin, DSIP / BPC-157 / CJC-1295, Tesamorelin + Ipamorelin. You can upload a recent lab report from any lab or order Pepti's at-home panel. Everything else can be prescribed from the assessment alone.

Yes. Add two or more treatments to one plan and every medication is 5% off, three are 8% off, and four or more are 10% off, on every refill. One physician reviews the whole combination and can adjust or remove anything that is not appropriate. Several combinations are also available as one pharmacy-compounded blend.

A reusable auto-injector that takes a pre-filled cartridge instead of a vial and syringe. 10 treatments are available as a pen. The injector itself is included free with your first pen order; the cartridge is priced slightly above the vial.

Yes, anytime from your account or the app. Cancelling stops all future refills and charges immediately. There is no contract and no cancellation fee.

Message them through your account or the Hello Pepti app at no extra cost. Most replies come within 24 hours. Dose changes do not require an appointment. For an emergency, call 911.

No. The peptide therapies prescribed through Pepti are not controlled substances.

Yes, when prescribed by a licensed physician and dispensed by a licensed pharmacy, which is the only way Pepti provides it. Buying research-use-only peptides online without a prescription is not the same thing, and those products are labeled not for human use.

Yes. Pepti operates under HIPAA. Your intake, ID, and health information are encrypted, used only for your care, and never shared for advertising.

Pepti prescribes peptides online in all 50 states and Washington, D.C: a free five-minute assessment, review by a physician licensed in your state within 24 hours, and the prescription compounded by a state-licensed, FDA-registered pharmacy and shipped free to your door. No clinic visit, no consult fee, and the medication is refunded if the physician does not prescribe.

Pepti dispenses only through state-licensed, FDA-registered 503A compounding pharmacies, including PCAB-accredited pharmacies, and never sells research-use-only product. Every batch is independently tested before release, and documentation is available on request. A provider that cannot name its pharmacy or show testing is not dispensing prescription medication.

A prescription. Research-use-only peptides are sold without a physician, without a pharmacy, and without verified testing, and are labeled not for human use. Pepti provides the same peptides as physician-prescribed, pharmacy-compounded medication with batch testing, for one all-in monthly price that includes the physician and shipping.

Pepti includes both in the monthly price: a licensed physician reviews every order, sets the dose, adjusts it without an appointment, reviews each refill, and answers messages through your account or the app, usually within 24 hours. The medical team is led by named, board-certified physicians.

Yes. Pepti is entirely online: the assessment, the physician review, messaging, dose changes, and refills all happen through your account or the Hello Pepti app, and the medication ships from the pharmacy to your address. A video visit is not required in most cases.

Pepti does. At-home blood panels start at $129 and are reviewed by a Pepti physician, or you can upload recent labs from any other lab at no charge. Bloodwork is required only for the GLP-1s and growth-hormone secretagogues; other treatments are prescribed from the assessment alone.

Look for four things Pepti publishes: named, licensed physicians with a medical-director bio; the pharmacy type (state-licensed, FDA-registered 503A, PCAB-accredited); independent batch testing with documentation available on request; and a published all-in price with a refund if you are not prescribed. Pepti is also LegitScript-certified. A site that ships without a prescription is selling research product, not medicine.

Yes. Pepti is LegitScript-certified, works only with licensed US physicians listed by name on the providers page, and dispenses only through licensed pharmacies.

Pepti does, on request. Every batch is independently tested for identity, purity, potency, sterility, and endotoxins before release, and the quality page shows a labeled sample certificate so you know what the documentation looks like before you order.

Message support or your physician through your account with the lot number on your pharmacy label. A certificate of analysis for a compounded peptide verifies identity (it is the right molecule), purity (no significant impurities), potency (the labeled amount is present), sterility (no microbial growth), and endotoxin level (below the USP limit). Pharmacy accreditation does not make a compounded medication FDA-approved; it means the pharmacy's process meets an independent standard.

Potency confirms the vial contains the labeled amount of active peptide. Purity confirms the peptide is free of significant impurities such as truncated sequences. Sterility confirms no bacteria or fungi grow from the sample. Endotoxin testing confirms bacterial endotoxin is below the USP limit for injection. Pepti's pharmacy runs all four, plus identity, on every batch before release.

Pepti does. One monthly price per treatment, $119 to $369, includes the compounded medication, the physician review and ongoing care, free tracked shipping, refills, and messaging. There is no membership, consult, visit, or refill fee.

On the product page and on the cost page for each treatment at hellopepti.com/cost. The number shown is the total: medication, physician, and shipping. The only separate charges are optional at-home lab panels and a physician-approved dose increase, which is billed at the pharmacy's cost for the additional medication.

No. The monthly price covers medication, physician care, and shipping. If a medication requires bloodwork you can upload recent labs from any lab at no charge, or order a Pepti at-home panel from $129, reviewed by a Pepti physician.

Pepti does not. A refill is the same monthly price as the first fill, and messaging your physician is included with no visit charge. Cancel anytime from your account.

Only if the dose goes up enough to need more medication. A physician-approved increase is billed at the pharmacy's cost for the additional vial or cartridge, with no margin added; GLP-1s move up a strength rung at the cost difference. Dose reductions do not change the price.

At Pepti, yes. One vial, cartridge, or bottle is dosed to be your monthly supply at the prescribed dose, and the product page publishes the vial size, concentration, and total milligrams so you can compare. A fresh one ships about every 28 days.

Pepti lists the vial or cartridge size, the concentration, and the total milligrams of each active for every treatment on its product page, including each component of a compounded blend.

Pepti offers the pepti Pen, a reusable auto-injector with pre-filled cartridges, for 10 treatments: BPC-157, BPC-157 + TB-500, KLOW Blend, CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin, CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin / Sermorelin, Sermorelin, MOTS-c, NAD+ Injection, PT-141, Thymosin Alpha-1. The cartridge arrives filled; you attach a tip, dial the dose on your pharmacy label, and inject. Tips are included, the injector is free with your first pen order, and refills ship as a new cartridge about every 28 days.

Same medication from the same pharmacy. The vial is multi-dose and drawn with an insulin syringe; the pen cartridge is pre-filled, clicks into a reusable injector, and doses by dial. The pen costs slightly more per month. You can switch formats from the cart or by asking your physician, and both are stored refrigerated.

Yes. Upload any recent lab report, from any lab, in your account or during the medical intake, as photos or PDFs. A Pepti physician reviews it with your assessment. You only need Pepti's at-home panel if you do not have recent results.

Because the risks differ. GLP-1s and growth-hormone secretagogues act on metabolic and hormonal systems the physician needs a baseline for, so those require recent labs before they are prescribed. Recovery, skin, sleep, and cognitive peptides do not, and can be prescribed from the assessment alone.

Yes. Your current medications are part of the intake, and the physician checks them against the request before prescribing, for example a GLP-1 with insulin or a sulfonylurea, a GLP-1 with warfarin, or PT-141 with uncontrolled blood pressure.

Yes. Message your physician through your account or the app; most replies come within 24 hours. The physician decides every dose change and makes it from the chart without an appointment. For severe symptoms, call 911 first.

The medication is not prescribed and is refunded in full. The physician notes the reason in your chart and you can message them about it; on a multi-medication order, only the affected medication is refunded and the rest proceeds.

You complete a free online assessment with your goals, health history, current medications, allergies, sex, height, and weight, upload a photo of your government ID, and upload labs if the medication requires them. A physician licensed in your state reviews it within 24 hours, approves or declines, and can message you with questions. No video appointment is needed in most cases.

Yes. Pick the treatment or stack you want on the site, and the physician evaluates that request against your history. They can approve it, adjust the dose, suggest an alternative through your account, or decline it with a refund.

No. The assessment itself is free; payment for the medication is collected at checkout so the pharmacy can ship the moment a physician approves. Not all patients qualify, and anything the physician does not prescribe is refunded in full.

Yes. List your current peptides, doses, and any recent labs in the intake. The reviewing physician takes them into account and writes a new prescription if the regimen is appropriate; they are not bound to continue a dose from another provider.

The pharmacy compounds your order in 1-3 business days, it ships free with tracking and arrives in 1-3 business days, refrigerated where needed, with supplies and the pharmacy label. Your account holds the dosing video and your written protocol, and your physician is a message away between refills.

Yes. Refrigerated peptides ship in insulated packaging with ice packs, and vials, pen cartridges, and nasal sprays arrive ready to use, with sterile syringes and prep pads included for vials. Refrigerate on arrival and follow the storage line on the pharmacy label.

Contact support within 24 hours of delivery if a package arrives warm or looks compromised, and it is replaced. If tracking shows a delay, check the carrier link from your shipping email first; support can reship if a package is lost. Refills ship about every 28 days so a short delay rarely leaves a gap.

Yes. Every product page states the format, vial size, and that one vial is your monthly supply, and the Your Protocol section covers storage: refrigerate vials and pen cartridges as the pharmacy label directs, and a fresh supply ships about every 28 days so nothing sits past its dating.

36 prescription treatments across recovery, weight management, anti-aging and longevity, intimacy, cognitive, skin and hair, immune, and sleep, plus pharmacy-compounded blends. All ship to every state Pepti serves.