Provider review, September 2026
This clinic names the pharmacy that compounds its prescriptions, gives its city and state, cites the federal section the compounding rests on, and links it — then prices a peptide by a thirty-day supply.
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The page states that when medication is prescribed it is prepared and dispensed by a named pharmacy, in a named city and state, that compounds patient-specific prescriptions under a named federal section. It then links that pharmacy from its own page.
Fifteen of the one hundred and seventy-two sellers here name the facility that fills an order, and most of those give a name and nothing else. A name plus a location plus a licence basis plus a link is at the top of what this market discloses.
The page goes further and explains what the federal section permits — that qualifying state-licensed pharmacies may prepare medication for an individually identified patient on a valid prescription when the section's requirements are met.
The published figure is described by the seller as a thirty-day supply, with the word "currently" attached, and it covers two peptides sold together rather than one. Neither has a price of its own.
The page also prints an infusion package figure and a discount off lab work. Neither is a peptide price and the discount is not a price at all.
This site records the supply-window figure with the two-peptide scope written into its qualifier, so the number cannot later be read as belonging to either peptide alone.
The research pass that surfaced this seller reached it through a different domain, which it recorded as returning a success status for every path and redirecting to this one. This pass did not re-probe that domain and makes no claim about it.
Every fetch behind this row was made directly against the clinic's own host, whose nonsense-path control returned a clean not-found with an empty body — one of the cleanest controls in the batch.
No corporate entity is published. No state coverage is published either; this is a single-city practice, and the footer says prescription treatment is provided only when a licensed provider finds it clinically appropriate.
PeRx, the trading name of Wellness MD Group PC, lists twenty-six compounds and blurs the price on every one of them, publishing a floor and a range on a separate pricing page instead.
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Visit PeRxYes, with its city, its state, its licence basis and a link from the clinic's own page.
A thirty-day supply covering two peptides sold together. Neither has a price of its own.
No corporate entity appears on the page read.
A reduction on lab work. It is not a price and is not recorded as one.
The clinic's own host, which is what every fetch behind this row used. An earlier research pass reached it through a different domain that this pass did not test.
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