How it works
$39 per visit.
Pharmacy at cost.
We charge one flat $39 fee per order. That is the medical visit. Your peptides are billed separately by Optimal Balance Pharmacy at wholesale, with no markup from us. No subscriptions. No tiers.
One flat fee
Up to 3 peptides per order · provider review · script writing
Medication is billed separately by Optimal Balance Pharmacy at wholesale cost. Typical pharmacy bill: $25–$200 depending on what you order.
What happens after you order
- 01
Build your protocol
Browse our peptides and add up to 3 to a single order. We check stack compatibility and flag conflicts as you go.
- 02
Complete a quick health screening
Answer a focused medical intake. A licensed provider in your state reviews it asynchronously, usually within 24 hours.
- 03
Pay $39 for the medical visit
One flat fee, charged once per order. That covers the provider review, script writing, and order coordination. There are no subscriptions, tiers, or hidden fees.
- 04
Pharmacy ships your peptides
Optimal Balance Pharmacy texts you a secure payment link for the medication, billed at wholesale with no markup. They ship FedEx overnight nationwide.
No commitment. No subscription. $39 only when you actually order.
Common questions
Why $39?+
It covers a real provider reviewing your intake and writing your script. That is the only part we charge for. We do not mark up your medication.
Why a 3-peptide cap per order?+
3 peptides covers virtually every protocol: a single peptide, GLP-1 plus an anti-nausea adjunct, classic recovery and anti-aging stacks. If you need more, place a second order.
Is there a subscription I need to manage?+
No. Every order is independent. You only pay when you actually need a script, and there is nothing to cancel.
How does pharmacy pricing work?+
Optimal Balance Pharmacy is a Texas 503A compounding pharmacy. They quote you their wholesale price directly, the same price they would charge a clinic. We do not see that money or take a cut.
What if I need a refill?+
Place a new order whenever you need more. Provider review on a refill is fast since your record is already on file.
Are these compounded medications FDA-approved?+
Compounded peptides are prepared by licensed pharmacies and are not FDA-approved drug products. They are legal under Section 503A of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act when prescribed for an individual patient.