Prescription peptides, from a licensed pharmacy, overseen by a clinician.
Peptides you can legally be prescribed today, compounded by a licensed US pharmacy and overseen by a clinician who adjusts your plan as you go.

Every option, priced in full.
Your clinician recommends the right one for your history and goals. Prices include medication, shipping and your clinician's reviews.
Prompts your pituitary to release more of your own growth hormone. Often used for sleep, recovery and body composition.
- Sleep
- Recovery
- Body composition
The same molecule as FDA-approved Egrifta, which reduces abdominal fat in a specific group of patients. Other uses are off-label.
- Belly fat
- Body composition
A coenzyme every cell uses to make energy. Your levels naturally fall with age.
- Energy
- Healthy aging
The same coenzyme without the needle.
- Energy
- Needle-free
Your body's main antioxidant. Popular for recovery and skin.
- Recovery
- Skin
Images are for illustration. Your medication is prepared and shipped directly by a licensed US pharmacy, so vials, labels and packaging may look different.
Safety, in plain words.
- Compounded peptides are not FDA-approved. They are prepared for you by a licensed US compounding pharmacy on a clinician's prescription.
- We only offer peptides that are legal to compound today. Some you'll see elsewhere, like BPC-157 and TB-500, aren't, so we don't sell them.
- Growth-hormone-releasing peptides aren't right for anyone with active cancer or who is pregnant. Your clinician will go through your history.
Before you set out.
What if the clinician doesn't approve me?
Then you pay nothing. When you finish your health questions we place a $50 hold on your card, not a charge. It becomes a charge only if a clinician prescribes treatment. If they don't, the hold is released.
Is Vitascend a pharmacy or a medical practice?
Neither. Vitascend is the company you sign up and pay with. Your care comes from independent, licensed clinicians who make every prescribing decision, and your medication is prepared by a licensed US compounding pharmacy.
What does "compounded" mean, and is it safe?
A compounded medication is prepared by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient's prescription. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, which means the FDA doesn't review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before they're dispensed. Licensed pharmacies are regulated and inspected by their state boards, and your clinician will talk you through the risks.
What's included in the price?
Your medication, shipping (cold-packed when it needs to be) and your clinician's reviews for as long as you're on the plan. The one extra is the $50 visit fee on your first order, and only if you're approved. There's nothing to pay for renewals beyond the plan price.
How does the 3-month plan work?
You pay for three months at a time at a lower monthly price. Around day 75 we check in on how you're doing; your clinician reviews it and your next three months ship before you run out. Nothing renews without that check-in.
Start your peptides route.
About ten minutes of questions. If you aren't approved, you pay nothing.