Frequently Asked Questions

What is peptide therapy?

Peptides are short chains of amino acids the body uses in many biological processes. In a clinical setting, specific peptides are prescribed by a licensed physician and prepared by a 503A compounding pharmacy under federal law. Researchers have studied various peptides in areas such as recovery, metabolism, and tissue repair; this site is informational and does not make treatment claims.

Are peptides legal?

Compounded peptides prescribed by a state-licensed physician and prepared by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy are legal today. Several recovery-focused compounds (BPC-157, KPV, TB-500, MOTs-C) are under active FDA review as of July 2026. We report on the public PCAC process and do not predict outcomes.

Do you sell peptides?

No. Find Peptide Clinics is an independent directory. We connect patients with licensed clinics and pharmacies. We do not prescribe, sell, or distribute any compounds.

How do I verify a clinic is legitimate?

Check the prescriber's state medical board license, confirm the compounding pharmacy holds an active state board registration, and verify they require a proper intake — history, labs, and a follow-up plan.

How much does peptide therapy cost?

Costs vary by provider, location, and the specific protocol, and typically include an initial consultation, baseline labs, and ongoing compounded prescriptions. Pricing is set by each clinic — contact providers directly for current rates. We do not publish or set clinic pricing.