The complete peptide therapy menu, brought to your door

Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signals in the body. Peptide therapy uses specific peptides, selected by a licensed provider, to support goals such as recovery, weight management, longevity, skin, or energy. With our mobile service the peptide is dispensed by a pharmacy under medical direction and administered, or taught to you, at home. It is a medical treatment, not a supplement off a shelf.

Peptide therapy is only appropriate for some people, which is why every plan starts with a provider reviewing your health history and current medications. Your provider explains the likely benefits, possible side effects, and any contraindications before you begin, and a licensed clinician administers your first dose in person. Results and risks vary from person to person, so peptide therapy is always provider-directed rather than self-prescribed. We do not promise a specific outcome.

It depends on the peptide. A few, such as Bremelanotide (PT-141), have an FDA-approved form. Many peptides on our menu are compounded or used on an investigational basis and are not FDA-approved for the uses discussed here. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not the same as the FDA-approved branded medications. Your provider reviews the regulatory status of each option before anything is prescribed.

The prices on the menu are reference figures for a cycle or vial, so you have a starting point before you book. Your provider confirms the peptide, dose, quantity, and final cost during your consultation. Peptide therapy is generally elective and usually not covered by insurance, so most clients pay out of pocket.

Timelines vary by peptide, by goal, and by the person. Some people notice changes in the first few weeks, while goals such as body composition, recovery, or skin quality are typically assessed over a full cycle. Your provider sets expectations for your specific protocol and adjusts the plan at follow-up. We do not promise a specific timeframe.

We come to you. After your consultation and provider review, a licensed medical professional brings your treatment to your home, office, or hotel anywhere in the Phoenix metro and the wider Arizona Valley. There is no clinic visit and no waiting room. Your clinician administers the therapy, or teaches you to self-administer where appropriate, and stays to answer your questions.