Peptide therapy protocols
Compounds and stacks across five goals. Prescribed by licensed US providers, compounded by licensed US pharmacies, shipped cold-chain to all 50 states.
Starting at $183/moWolverine StackRecovery
Starting at $183/moGlow StackRecovery
Starting at $183/moKLOW StackRecovery
Starting at $158/moBPC-157Recovery
Starting at $183/moTesamorelin / IpamorelinPerformance
Starting at $158/moTesamorelinPerformance
Starting at $183/moCJC-1295 / IpamorelinPerformance
Starting at $158/moKisspeptinPerformance
Starting at $183/moSemax / SelankCognitive
Starting at $158/moDSIPCognitive
Starting at $158/moMOTS-cCognitive
Starting at $158/moGHK-CuCellular Health
Starting at $158/moEpitalonCellular Health
Starting at $118/moCompounded TirzepatideWeight Management
Starting at $68/moCompounded SemaglutideWeight Management
The mission
Why we built this
The peptide space grew up in the grey. For years the only way to access most of these compounds was to order powdered vials labeled for research use only from an anonymous seller, guess at what to do with them, and hope the contents matched the label.
We built Peptides.build on the opposite premise. A licensed US provider reads your history and decides. A licensed pharmacy compounds. Testing is documented. Shipping is temperature-controlled. You keep provider access while you are on a protocol. Standards raise trust, and trust is what this category has been missing.
Research-use-only peptides are sold for lab study, not for people, with no prescription or pharmacy oversight. Our protocols are for human use: prescribed by a licensed provider and compounded by a licensed 503A US pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
Peptide therapy uses short chains of amino acids, prescribed by a licensed provider and prepared by a compounding pharmacy, to support a specific goal. Peptides are signaling molecules, so most are studied for how they interact with systems the body already uses.
Yes. Every protocol on this platform requires an online intake, review by a licensed US provider, and a prescription. There is no way to purchase without that review.
No. These are compounded medications prepared by a licensed 503A pharmacy for a specific patient after a prescription. Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA the way mass-manufactured drugs are.
That varies by person, by protocol, and by what else is in place around it. We do not publish timelines, and any source that promises one is guessing.
Every protocol is prescribed by a licensed US provider and prepared by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy with third-party testing. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and your provider will discuss the risks and what is known with you.
Build the body that lasts
Build Your ProtocolProtocols on this page are compounded medications and are not FDA-approved. This page is provided for education and is not medical advice. No results are implied or guaranteed. Prescriptions are issued only when a licensed US provider determines treatment is clinically appropriate. Any research referenced describes preclinical or review findings, not expected outcomes.