Question 1

Are peptides FDA-approved for post-surgery recovery?

Accepted Answer

No. Compounded peptides like BPC-157 and TB-500 are not FDA-approved for these uses. They are prescribed off-label by a licensed clinician after reviewing your intake, based on the available evidence and your individual situation.

Question 2

Which peptide is right for my surgery?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the type of surgery, the phase of recovery, your labs, and your goals. BPC-157 and TB-500 are most associated with soft-tissue and tendon recovery; GHK-Cu with skin and incision healing; NAD+ and glutathione with cellular energy and oxidative stress. The clinician makes the final call during your review.

Question 3

Do peptides guarantee faster recovery?

Accepted Answer

No. Peptides are a supportive tool. Reported benefits include faster soft-tissue closure, reduced inflammation, and better rehab tolerance, but results vary and are not guaranteed. Realistic expectations are set during your review.

Question 4

What does 'asynchronous' mean?

Accepted Answer

You complete your intake on your own schedule and a clinician reviews it without a live video call. You're notified of the decision in your portal, usually within two business days.

Question 5

What do I need to submit?

Accepted Answer

Your surgery type and date, current symptoms and recovery goals, a structured medical history, and recent lab results. You can note which peptides interest you, but the clinician decides what's appropriate.

Question 6

What if I'm not approved?

Accepted Answer

If a clinician determines peptides aren't appropriate for you, no prescription is issued and you're not charged for product. You'll see the clinician's notes in your portal.

Question 7

Where do the peptides come from?

Accepted Answer

All peptides are compounded in the US by verified pharmacies and shipped with a certificate of analysis. We do not ship product that cannot be traced to a US pharmacy.

Question 8

When am I charged?

Accepted Answer

Your card is charged when you place the order. Paying is what allows your case to be sent to an independent licensed provider for review. If the order is not approved, nothing ships and you are refunded in full.

Question 9

What does the price include?

Accepted Answer

One price covers provider review, compounding by a US-licensed pharmacy, and shipping. There is no membership fee and no separate consultation charge. Featured therapies are $200 per month on Subscribe and Save, or $225 as a one-time order. Peptide kits start at $599. Testing panels are a separate service and are never required, and wellness programs are generally not covered by insurance.

Question 10

How fast does it ship?

Accepted Answer

Once approved and paid, the pharmacy prepares and ships your order in up to 5 business days, with tracking. We ship within the United States only, to states where our providers and partner pharmacies operate.

Question 11

Can I cancel or get a refund?

Accepted Answer

If a provider does not approve your order, you receive a full refund and nothing ships. Before your order is sent to the pharmacy, usually a window of a day or two, you can cancel for any reason and get a full refund. After it is sent to the pharmacy there is no refund, because compounded preparations are made individually for you and cannot be restocked or resold. If an order arrives damaged or defective, or is lost, contact us within 14 days of the expected delivery date and we will replace or refund case by case. Refunds go back to the original payment method, normally within 5 to 10 business days.

Question 12

Whose name is on the package?

Accepted Answer

The dispensing pharmacy compounds, labels, and ships your order, so its name is on the box rather than Post Surgery Peptides. Nothing is white-labeled and every compound carries full ingredient disclosure.

Question 13

How is my health information handled?

Accepted Answer

Your health information is HIPAA-covered: encrypted, access-restricted, never sold, and never used for advertising.

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