Energy, recovery, skin and hair, prescribed by licensed U.S. providers and compounded by a state-licensed 503A pharmacy. Fourteen treatments, the price on every card, one delivery per plan. No membership, nothing renews.
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The coenzyme every cell uses to make energy. Injected at home, titrated by your provider, without the IV lounge.
A growth hormone releasing peptide that works with your own pituitary. Taken at bedtime, five nights a week.
The body’s master antioxidant in one 30ml vial that covers a full 90 days. One dispense, one delivery, one price.
Methionine, inositol, choline, and cyanocobalamin. A lipotropic energy shot that pairs with GLP-1, injected at home.
MIC lipotropic base plus L-Carnitine and B1, B2, B6. Twice weekly, a common companion to a GLP-1.
Pharmaceutical-grade capsules in 25, 50 and 100mg, plus a 5mg low dose. One each morning. Your provider sets the strength and the pace.
Pharmaceutical-grade naltrexone compounded at 4.5mg, one capsule at bedtime, written by a licensed U.S. provider after a short online screening. 30 or 90 capsules, billed once.
A prescription 3% copper peptide cream in a 30ml pump. One pump a night. The consult and shipping are included.
Azelaic acid 15%, ivermectin 1% and metronidazole 1% in one 50 g cream, compounded for skin that flushes and bumps, prescribed after a short skin screening.
Azelaic acid 15% with niacinamide 4% for tone and texture. Three sizes, 20 g to 45 g, so the price matches the supply you want.
Oral minoxidil 5mg with finasteride 1mg and zinc in one compounded daily tablet. Two mechanisms, one routine, plain packaging.
Minoxidil 1mg and spironolactone 50mg in one compounded tablet. A focused health screening and individual provider review.
Minoxidil 7% with finasteride in a 60 mL topical spray. Applied to the scalp, no tablet to remember.
Minoxidil 7%, finasteride-free, in a 60 mL topical spray made for women's hair.
Start from the goal, not the molecule. Every row opens the product page with its price and plans.
I want steadier energy and focus, without a stimulant.
NAD+. The coenzyme behind cellular energy production, injected a few times a week at home. Your provider sets the starting dose.
I want better sleep and recovery.
Sermorelin. Signals your own pituitary rather than replacing it. Dosed at bedtime, when growth hormone naturally releases.
I want antioxidant and liver support.
Glutathione. One 30ml vial is a full 90 days. Subcutaneous, two to three times a week.
I want a metabolic shot that pairs with GLP-1.
MICC + B12. Methionine, inositol, choline, and a real B12 boost. Twice weekly, injected at home.
I want the lipotropic blend with L-Carnitine.
Lipo-Mino. MIC plus L-Carnitine and B1, B2, B6. Twice weekly, the step the classic MIC shot skips.
I want a morning capsule, not a needle.
Methylene Blue. Pharmaceutical-grade capsules, 5 to 100 mg, one each morning. Your provider sets the strength and the pace.
I have a long-running condition and want to ask about LDN.
Low-Dose Naltrexone. Prescribed off-label at 4.5 mg, one capsule at bedtime, after a short screening. 30 or 90 capsules, billed once.
I want a nightly cream for how my skin looks.
Copper peptide cream. A prescription 3% copper peptide cream in a 30ml pump. One pump a night, one or two bottles, billed once.
My skin flushes and bumps easily.
Azelaic Triple Cream. Azelaic acid 15%, ivermectin 1% and metronidazole 1% in one nightly cream for rosacea-prone skin.
I want an evening cream for tone and texture.
Azelaic + Niacinamide. Azelaic acid 15% with niacinamide 4%. Three sizes, from 20 g.
I am losing hair and I want one daily pill, or a spray.
Men's Hair. Oral minoxidil and finasteride in one tablet, or minoxidil 7% with finasteride as a scalp spray. Results take 3 to 6 months; the intake screens blood pressure and prostate history.
I want a hair treatment made for women.
Women's Hair. Minoxidil 1 mg with spironolactone in one tablet, or a finasteride-free minoxidil 7% spray. Screening covers pregnancy and blood pressure.
Choose your treatment and plan. The full price is on the page before you type anything.
A licensed U.S. provider reviews your history and medications, sets your starting dose, and writes your prescription if it is appropriate.
Compounded by a licensed U.S. 503A pharmacy and shipped 2-day in an insulated cooler, all vials in one package. Capsules, tablets, creams and sprays ship at room temperature in plain packaging.
No. Every plan is one payment for the vials, the provider consultation, and shipping. Nothing renews on its own and there is no monthly fee to keep a prescription active.
Because one box, one cooler, and one dispense cost less than three, and that is reflected in the per-vial price. Keep unopened vials refrigerated; your provider confirms the in-date window for your supply.
Often, yes. NAD+ and glutathione are commonly used together, sermorelin pairs with either, MICC is a common companion to a GLP-1, and a capsule, cream or hair treatment can ride in the same box. Your provider decides at review based on your history. Two or more in one checkout get Stack & Save.
No. These are compounded medications prepared by a licensed 503A pharmacy under a provider's prescription and are not FDA-approved. The men's hair tablet combines oral minoxidil (prescribed off-label for hair) with finasteride in one compounded tablet.
No. One payment covers the plan. When you are running low, you reorder from the portal, and eligible refills go straight to the pharmacy without a new encounter.
Pick a product, see the price, answer a few questions. A licensed provider takes it from there.
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