Peptide Therapy
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How peptide therapy works here
Every peptide on our menu is provider-supervised. Most are compounded preparations that are not FDA-approved, dispensed by a state-licensed compounding pharmacy. Two ways to start: take the 30-second match above and a provider calls to review eligibility, or — if you already know what you want — shop the peptide menu and check out. Either way, a licensed provider reviews and clears you before anything ships.
Peptide menu — transparent pricing
Pricing shown up front. Eligibility is a clinical decision made with your provider. Not sure where to start? Take the 30-second match above.
Prices reflect the compounded preparation your provider may prescribe if appropriate. A comprehensive consultation is required before any peptide is dispensed. If a peptide isn’t right for you, we’ll say so and talk through alternatives. See the full peptide menu.
Why IV Glow Bar
Care is led by Nurse Hannah (California RN #95080527) with physician supervision by Dr. Steve Groke (CA #A129408), in a LegitScript-certified med spa rated 5.0 across 171 Google reviews. Consultations are one-on-one and telemedicine-friendly across Beverly Hills, West Hollywood & the Los Angeles Westside.
Questions, answered
Are these FDA-approved?
In most cases, no. The peptides we discuss are compounded preparations that are not FDA-approved or evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality, and are dispensed by a state-licensed compounding pharmacy. A few active ingredients exist as FDA-approved drugs for specific indications, but the compounded versions are separate preparations. Your provider will tell you exactly what you’re considering.
Do I buy online or book a consult?
Either. You can shop the peptide menu and check out directly, or take the match above to book a consult first. Whichever you choose, a licensed provider reviews your history and clears you before your compounded medication is prepared and shipped.
Who is not a candidate?
Peptide therapy isn’t appropriate for everyone, including minors, pregnant or breastfeeding patients, and patients with certain medical histories. Eligibility is determined by a licensed provider after a comprehensive consultation.
What do the class names mean?
We describe each peptide by what it is (its molecular class) — not a promise about what it will do for you. What any option may be suitable for is a clinical decision you and your provider make together.