Prescription peptides for recovery, sleep, metabolic health, and healthy aging. Prescribed by a licensed clinician, prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy, and shipped to your door with instructions.
Peptides, prescribed properly.
Prescription peptides for recovery, sleep, metabolic health, and healthy aging. Prescribed by a licensed clinician, prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy.
See the peptides Book a free consult →A peptide is a short chain of amino acids, the same building blocks as protein, just much smaller. Your body already makes thousands of them, and many work as messengers: one tells tissue to repair, another tells your pituitary to release growth hormone, another helps set your sleep rhythm. Therapeutic peptides are designed to mimic or strengthen one of those signals.
That's why each one has a narrow, specific use rather than a general one, and why the right peptide depends on what you're trying to change.
Every peptide here is a chain of amino acids, drawn below at its real length. The sequence is the instruction: change the links and you change what it tells your body to do.
Small signals, specific jobs.
A peptide is a short chain of amino acids, just much smaller than a protein. Your body already makes thousands of them, and many work as messengers: one tells tissue to repair, another tells your pituitary to release growth hormone, another helps set your sleep rhythm.
Every peptide is a chain of amino acids, drawn at its real length. The sequence is the instruction.
All three start from BPC-157, and what changes is what's added to it. Which one fits depends on what you're recovering from and your history, and that's a decision your clinician makes with you. If you're not sure where to start, the free consult is the right first step.
Every price includes a visit with a licensed clinician and the medication, delivered to your door. Two-month packages lower the monthly rate on all seven.
The peptides.
Every price includes a visit with a licensed clinician and the medication, delivered to your door.
Most peptides sold online are labeled "for research use only," which, by the seller's own label, means they aren't meant for people. There's no clinician deciding whether it suits you, no prescription, and often no clear answer to where it was made. That label is doing a lot of work.
Refuvia doesn't sell research-use-only peptides. If a peptide is prescribed, it's prepared and dispensed for you by a licensed compounding pharmacy under an individual prescription.
Prescribed for you, not sold "for research."
Most peptides sold online are labeled "for research use only," which, by the seller's own label, means they aren't meant for people. Refuvia doesn't sell research-use-only peptides.
Nobody starts on four peptides at once. A plan usually begins with one, gives it long enough to judge, and adds only where there's a reason. Here's the shape of a plan for someone whose shoulder never fully came back.
What a recovery plan can look like.
Nobody starts on four peptides at once. A plan usually begins with one, gives it long enough to judge, and adds only where there's a reason.
From here to your first dose.
Most peptides are taken as a small injection just under the skin, with a very fine needle, the kind of thing people learn to do in a few minutes. Sermorelin can also be taken as a sublingual tablet instead. Nobody expects you to work it out alone: once your protocol arrives, a free session with the care team walks you through it step by step.
Simpler than most people expect.
Most peptides are taken as a small injection just under the skin, the kind of thing people learn to do in a few minutes. Sermorelin can also be taken as a sublingual tablet instead.
How much does peptide therapy cost at Refuvia?+
Peptides start at $199 a month for sermorelin and run to $350 a month for the Wolverine Stack. Every price includes a visit with a licensed clinician and the medication, and two-month packages lower the monthly rate on all seven.
Are these research peptides?+
No. Refuvia doesn't sell research-use-only peptides. If a peptide is prescribed, it's prepared and dispensed for you by a licensed compounding pharmacy under an individual prescription.
Are peptides FDA-approved?+
BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, DSIP, Epithalon, and MOTS-c are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Sermorelin is prescribed off-label. Each is prescribed only when your clinician decides it's medically appropriate.
How are peptides taken?+
Most are a small injection just under the skin that you do at home. Sermorelin is also available as a sublingual tablet. After your protocol arrives, a free session with the care team shows you exactly how.
Do I need labs first?+
No. Labs aren't required to start. The Refuvia Baseline Panel is $199 and gives your clinician a fuller picture if you want one.
Can I take more than one peptide?+
Sometimes, yes. The two recovery stacks already combine several. Whether adding another makes sense depends on your goals and your history, and that's a decision for your clinician rather than something to assemble yourself.
Can I combine peptides with other treatments?+
Often. Peptides are commonly part of a wider plan alongside things like NAD+ or hormone therapy. Your clinician looks at everything you're taking before adding anything.
Can I cancel?+
Yes, any time. Peptide protocols are subscriptions, not contracts.
Questions about peptides.
How much does peptide therapy cost?+
Peptides start at $199 a month for sermorelin and run to $350 a month for the Wolverine Stack. Every price includes a visit with a licensed clinician and the medication, and two-month packages lower the monthly rate on all seven.
Are these research peptides?+
No. Refuvia doesn't sell research-use-only peptides. If a peptide is prescribed, it's prepared and dispensed for you by a licensed compounding pharmacy under an individual prescription.
Are peptides FDA-approved?+
BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, DSIP, Epithalon, and MOTS-c are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Sermorelin is prescribed off-label. Each is prescribed only when your clinician decides it's medically appropriate.
How are peptides taken?+
Most are a small injection just under the skin that you do at home. Sermorelin is also available as a sublingual tablet. After your protocol arrives, a free session with the care team shows you exactly how.
Do I need labs first?+
No. Labs aren't required to start. The Refuvia Baseline Panel is $199 and gives your clinician a fuller picture if you want one.
Can I take more than one?+
Sometimes, yes. The two recovery stacks already combine several. Whether adding another makes sense depends on your goals and your history, and that's a decision for your clinician.
Can I combine peptides with other treatments?+
Often. Peptides are commonly part of a wider plan alongside things like NAD+ or hormone therapy. Your clinician looks at everything you're taking before adding anything.
Can I cancel?+
Yes, any time. Peptide protocols are subscriptions, not contracts.
Pick a peptide, or talk to the care team first and let them help you work out which one fits. The consult is free and it isn't a sales call.
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Start with the right one.
Pick a peptide, or talk to the care team first and let them help you work out which one fits.
Book a free consultCompounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, DSIP, Epithalon, and MOTS-c are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. They are not sold as research-use-only peptides. If prescribed, each is prepared and dispensed for patient use by a licensed compounding pharmacy pursuant to an individual prescription. Treatment is prescribed only when medically appropriate and at your clinician's discretion.
Some treatments described here are prescribed off-label. Off-label prescribing is legal and common, and means the medication is being used for a purpose other than the one it was originally approved for.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, DSIP, Epithalon, and MOTS-c are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. They are not sold as research-use-only peptides. If prescribed, each is prepared and dispensed for patient use by a licensed compounding pharmacy pursuant to an individual prescription.
Some treatments described here are prescribed off-label. Off-label prescribing is legal and common.