Peptide Therapy
Peptide therapy options,
provider reviewed.
Prescription peptide options reviewed by a licensed provider for individual appropriateness.
peptide options
Our Protocols
Precision peptides, prescribed.
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The Science
What are peptides?
Peptides are short chains of amino acids. Some peptide medications are available by prescription after a licensed provider reviews a patient's medical intake.
Different peptide medications have different mechanisms, risks, and administration instructions. A provider determines whether any option is appropriate.
Sermorelin
A prescription peptide option reviewed by a licensed provider.
NAD+
A prescription option reviewed by a licensed provider.
Glutathione
A prescription option reviewed by a licensed provider.
PT-141
A prescription option reviewed by a licensed provider.
Peptide therapy options,
provider reviewed
Treatment options reviewed by a licensed provider and dispensed by a licensed pharmacy when prescribed.
Peptide options considered through provider review
- Sleep concerns
- Metabolic concerns
- Healthy-aging questions
- Sexual-health concerns
Care comes first
A licensed provider reviews your health history and determines whether treatment is appropriate before prescribing.
Which concerns would you like to discuss?
Explore treatment categories and complete a medical intake for licensed-provider review.
Compounded products are not approved nor evaluated for safety, efficacy, or quality by the FDA. Treatment eligibility and response vary by person.
Safety First
Licensed-provider review, required.
Peptide therapy at Luun is not self-service. A licensed provider reviews your medical intake and decides whether treatment is appropriate before prescribing.
FAQ
Common questions.
Your Luun expert will answer everything during your consultation.
Are peptides FDA-approved?
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. They are prepared by licensed 503A compounding pharmacies and prescribed by licensed providers when appropriate.
How are peptides administered?
Some peptide medications are administered by subcutaneous injection, while others are available as nasal sprays. Your provider will give instructions for any medication prescribed.
What should I expect after starting treatment?
Your provider will discuss what to expect and how follow-up will work.
Are there any risks?
Peptide therapy at Luun is not self-service. A licensed provider reviews your medical intake and decides whether treatment is appropriate before prescribing.
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Peptide care starts
with provider review.
Complete an assessment. A licensed provider will review your medical intake and decide whether treatment is appropriate.