Brooklyn clinics and compounding pharmacies
Every business below appears in public business records with a Brooklyn address. None has verified its own listing, so no card here carries a phone number, a website or a link of any kind. Use the name and address, then check the license.
Brooklyn peptide clinics
Check any license yourself: New York State Board for Medicine (NYSED) lookup
Brooklyn compounding pharmacies
What is actually in the Brooklyn, NY data
The record for Brooklyn, NY holds 12 businesses with a Brooklyn address: 8 clinics and 4 compounding pharmacies, spread across 8 ZIP codes. That is the whole of what we know about them. The card on each one is the published name and address, nothing more.
1 of the 4 pharmacies carries the word compounding in the business name (Mega Aid Compounding Pharmacy). The rest may still compound; a name is not a license, so ask each one what it actually prepares and check the license record.
3 of the 8 business names read as a weight-loss, hormone, testosterone, longevity or aesthetics practice. No business name in this group is a peptide-only practice, so ask what peptides a clinic actually offers before you book.
How to check a NY license
Clinics and pharmacies in New York are licensed by the state. Two lookups cover every card on this page.
| What you are checking | Who holds the record |
|---|---|
| Clinic: physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant | New York State Board for Medicine (NYSED) |
| Pharmacy: license to dispense and to compound | New York State Board of Pharmacy (NYSED) |
Brooklyn peptide clinic questions
Are these Brooklyn clinics checked or licensed by Find Peptide Clinics?
No. Every card on this page comes from public business records and none of these businesses has verified its own listing yet. Each card shows the published name and address only. Confirm the license yourself with the New York State Board for Medicine (NYSED) and, for a pharmacy, the New York State Board of Pharmacy (NYSED).
How much does peptide therapy cost in Brooklyn?
Each clinic sets its own price and no price appears on these cards. Our cost guide sets out what clinics publish and the fees most quotes leave out: peptide therapy cost.
Do I need a prescription for peptides?
An FDA-approved peptide medicine needs a prescription from a licensed clinician. Patient-specific compounding is a separate pathway with federal and state requirements. Ask for the exact product, its approval or compounding status, and the dispensing pharmacy.
Why is there no phone number on these cards?
Contact details are published only after a business verifies its own listing. Until then the card carries the name and address, and you confirm the business through its state license record.