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The Pepti
One.
If you're on peptide therapy, you should see how your body actually responds. The Pepti One tracks your sleep, recovery, HRV and heart rate 24/7 — and it all lands right in your Pepti app, next to your protocol and reviewed by your physician.
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$25 refundable deposit to reserve yours — ships in ~3 months, then $29/month starting after delivery. Swap your finish any time before it ships.

— The sensor platform
Research-grade signal.
Not step counting.
Most bands hand you a summary score and throw the raw data away. The Pepti One captures the full photoplethysmography waveform plus motion — and analyzes the shape of every heartbeat, not just the count.
Continuous optical heart-rate and heart-rate-variability tracking, scored against your 30-day baseline.
The full pulse waveform is kept, not discarded — beat-shape features unlock deeper cardiovascular analysis.
Arterial and peripheral elasticity derived from pulse-wave shape — real cardiovascular signal from your wrist.
Deep, REM, and light staging with nightly scoring — see exactly what your protocol does to recovery hours.
A recovery score built from sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, and respiratory rate — know when to push.
Activity, movement, and workout detection from the full inertial sensor stream.
Two ways to wear it
Band or ring.
Same pipeline.
Both stream into the same Pepti app, next to your protocol and your bloodwork. Pick the one you'll actually keep on.
Pepti One is a wellness device. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing — your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
Why it matters
Your data doesn't stop at an app.
Other wearables show you a score and call it a day. Yours feeds a medical practice.
You see it live
Recovery, sleep, HRV, and trends in the Pepti app — right next to your protocol, so cause and effect sit on one screen.
Your physician sees it too
The same data streams to your care team's dashboard, alongside your prescriptions, labs, and refill history.
It changes your care
Dose adjustments, protocol changes, and check-ins informed by how your body is actually responding — charted in your medical record.
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A fully refundable deposit holds your place in line. Your band ships in roughly three months, and your $29/month membership only starts once it arrives.


— Common questions
The Pepti One,
answered.
A wearable built for people on peptide therapy, available as a band or a ring. It tracks heart rate, HRV, sleep, recovery, and activity around the clock and streams the data into the Pepti app next to your protocol, where your physician can see it too. Reserve one with a $25 refundable deposit; it ships in about three months, and a $29 per month membership starts only after delivery. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
To see how the body responds to treatment instead of guessing: sleep staging and recovery scores next to a sleep or recovery peptide, resting heart rate and HRV next to a training protocol, all in the same app as the prescription. The same trends reach your care team's dashboard alongside your labs and refills.
Two ways. It keeps the raw photoplethysmography waveform and analyses the shape of each heartbeat rather than throwing the signal away after a step count, and the data feeds a medical practice: it appears in your Pepti app beside your protocol and in your physician's chart, not in a standalone app that no clinician ever sees.
Both the band and the ring track heart rate, HRV & stress scoring, SpO₂ / blood oxygen, skin temperature, sleep staging + nightly score, recovery & strain, activity, steps & motion, workout & exercise, cycle & women's health, SDK / API access. The band adds ECG, blood pressure trends (trend insights, not a cuff reading), Bio Age & METS, VO₂ max; the ring adds respiratory / breath rate, sleep-apnea (OSA) risk indicators. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
Same app, same pipeline; pick the one you will keep on. The band runs 2–3 weeks on a charge, is rated IP68, and adds ECG, blood pressure trends (trend insights, not a cuff reading), Bio Age & METS, VO₂ max. The ring runs ~7 days, is rated 5ATM, and adds respiratory / breath rate, sleep-apnea (OSA) risk indicators. Both cover 10 shared capabilities including continuous heart rate, HRV, SpO₂, sleep staging, and recovery.
The band comes in Midnight, Sand, Espresso; the ring in Gold, Silver, Black. You choose the style when you reserve, and it is carried through to your preorder.
The band runs 2–3 weeks between charges; the ring about 7 days. Both charge from the included dock or cable.
The band is rated IP68, the ring 5ATM. Both are fine for showers, sweat, and swimming; follow the care guidance that ships with the device for hot tubs and saunas.
— More questions45 more questions about the Pepti One, answered.
Yes. Both form factors record deep, REM, light, and awake time with a nightly sleep score, and the ring also flags sleep-apnea risk indicators. Sleep and recovery appear next to your protocol so you can see what a sleep or recovery peptide is doing to your nights. It is not a diagnostic device.
Heart-rate variability is the variation in time between heartbeats, a widely used marker of recovery and stress load. The Pepti One tracks it continuously and scores it against your own 30-day baseline, so the trend matters more than any single number. Your physician sees the same trend.
The band records a lead I ECG on demand; the ring does not. It is a capability of the hardware, not a diagnostic feature: it does not detect or diagnose arrhythmia, and anything you are worried about belongs with your physician. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
The band provides blood-pressure trend insights derived from pulse-wave shape, not a cuff reading, and it does not replace a cuff. The ring does not offer this. Use a validated cuff for any clinical decision.
No. Non-invasive glucose is not a capability of the Pepti One. The FDA has warned against smart devices that claim to measure glucose without a sample, and Pepti does not make that claim. Blood sugar markers such as HbA1c are on the at-home Metabolic & Thyroid blood panel.
Yes, both the band and the ring track SpO₂. Wrist and finger sensors read low when the device is loose or your hand is cold, so a snug fit matters, and a persistently low reading is something to raise with your physician rather than a diagnosis.
Yes, both form factors include a skin-temperature sensor, and the ring uses it alongside heart-rate data for cycle tracking.
Yes. Both track activity, steps, motion, and workout sessions from the accelerometer and gyroscope, and the band adds VO₂ max, Bio Age, and METs estimates. Recovery scoring uses sleep, HRV, and resting heart rate to show when to push and when to back off.
Yes, both the band and the ring include cycle and women's health tracking, using skin temperature and heart-rate trends.
Your readings and trends live in the Pepti app and can be shared with your care team. SDK and API access exists at the platform level, with the raw waveform offered as an advanced service; ask support if you need an export for a clinician.
The Pepti app, the same app that holds your protocol, messages, refills, and bloodwork. The band's data appears on the One tab next to everything else, so cause and effect sit on one screen.
Yes. The same trends stream to your care team's dashboard alongside your prescriptions, labs, and refill history, and readings are labelled the same way in the app and in the chart. Your physician reads them alongside your bloodwork; the device itself does not make clinical decisions.
It can inform it. Your physician may use sleep, recovery, and heart-rate trends alongside your labs and messages when deciding on a dose adjustment or a check-in, and those decisions are charted in your medical record. The device never changes a dose on its own.
A short daily note that reads your band data against goals you pick, such as sleep better, more energy, lose fat, build muscle, recover faster, and suggests lifestyle steps: sleep timing, movement, hydration, caffeine, training intensity. It never names or adjusts a medication or dose and never diagnoses; anything clinical goes to your physician.
Sleep better, More energy, Lose fat, Build muscle, Recover faster, Manage stress, Heart health, Stay consistent. The daily brief and the reading labels are tuned to the goals you choose, and you can change them anytime in the app.
Against fixed reference ranges computed on Pepti's servers, so the patient app and the physician's chart can never label the same number differently. Resting heart rate, HRV, SpO₂, respiratory rate, sleep duration, and steps each get a plain label such as Normal, Elevated, or Low, with a one-line note. A flagged reading is a prompt to mention it to your provider, not a diagnosis.
Yes. It is health data under HIPAA: encrypted, used only for your care, visible to you and your care team, and never sold or shared for advertising.
A $25 refundable deposit reserves it. There is no separate device charge at delivery; instead a $29 per month membership begins once your Pepti One arrives, covering the device service, the app, and your care team's access to the data. Cancel anytime.
Yes, fully, at any time before your Pepti One ships. Cancel from your account or by messaging support and the $25 is returned to your card.
In roughly three months from reservation, straight to your door. You are notified when it ships, and the monthly membership starts only after delivery.
The Pepti One membership ($29 per month, starting after delivery) keeps the device's data flowing into the Pepti app and your care team's dashboard, with recovery, sleep, and trend scoring and the daily brief. It is separate from any medication plan and cancels anytime.
Yes, anytime from your account. Cancelling stops future monthly charges; there is no contract.
No prescription is needed to reserve one, and the device works on its own in the Pepti app. It is most useful alongside a Pepti treatment plan, where your physician sees the data next to your protocol.
Wearables 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 are HSA/FSA eligible.
To any US street address you enter at reservation. Shipping is included.
The Pepti One does. It streams heart rate, HRV, sleep, recovery, and activity into the Pepti app next to your prescription, and your physician sees the same trends in their dashboard. Band or ring; $25 refundable deposit, ships in about three months, then $29 per month.
The Pepti One sends the same readings the patient sees to their Pepti physician's dashboard, alongside prescriptions, labs, and refill history, with readings labelled identically on both sides. It is a wellness device and does not diagnose.
Both Pepti One form factors track continuous heart rate, HRV, SpO₂, and full sleep staging. The ring lasts about 7 days per charge and adds respiratory rate and sleep-apnea risk indicators; the band lasts 2–3 weeks and adds ECG, blood-pressure trends, and VO₂ max. Pick the one you will keep on every night.
That is what the Pepti One is built for: nightly sleep staging, recovery scores, resting heart rate, and HRV trends sit next to your protocol in the Pepti app, so you and your physician can see the response over weeks. It does not diagnose or replace bloodwork.
Choose band or ring and a color on hellopepti.com/wearable, pay the $25 refundable deposit, and enter your shipping address. It ships in roughly three months, and the $29 per month membership starts after it arrives.
No. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork. Capabilities such as ECG and blood-pressure trends describe what the hardware records; they are not diagnostic claims.
Yes, both the band and the ring do. The data appears in the Pepti app next to your protocol and in your physician's dashboard. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
Yes, both the band and the ring do. The data appears in the Pepti app next to your protocol and in your physician's dashboard. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
Yes, both the band and the ring do. The data appears in the Pepti app next to your protocol and in your physician's dashboard. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
Yes, both the band and the ring do. The data appears in the Pepti app next to your protocol and in your physician's dashboard. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
Yes, both the band and the ring do. The data appears in the Pepti app next to your protocol and in your physician's dashboard. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
Yes, both the band and the ring do. The data appears in the Pepti app next to your protocol and in your physician's dashboard. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
Yes, both the band and the ring do. The data appears in the Pepti app next to your protocol and in your physician's dashboard. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
Yes, both the band and the ring do. The data appears in the Pepti app next to your protocol and in your physician's dashboard. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
The ring does; the band does not. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
The ring does; the band does not. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
The band does; the ring does not. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
The band does (trend insights, not a cuff reading); the ring does not. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
The band does; the ring does not. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.
The band does; the ring does not. The Pepti One is a wellness device: it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical testing, and your physician reads it alongside your bloodwork.