A medically supervised GLP-1 program — evaluated, prescribed when appropriate, and monitored by a licensed provider. Not a gimmick, not a quick fix.
Start with a Peak Baseline → See how it worksA clear, provider-led path — your provider determines what's appropriate for you at every step.
Start with targeted labs and a provider consult ($110) to see whether the program is fit for you.
A licensed provider reviews your history, labs, and goals, with an eligibility and safety screen.
If it's a fit, your provider prescribes a compounded GLP-1 medication, prepared by a state-licensed compounding pharmacy.
Ongoing provider monitoring, dose management, refills, and check-ins — adjusted to you.
Messaging, refill reminders, and re-evaluation at the right checkpoints to keepyou on track.
A care relationship, not just a prescription.
Cash-pay membership. No insurance is billed. Fees are disclosed before services are provided.
Y provider care, monitoring, and support. When prescribed, thecompounded medication is billed separately by the pharmacy. All fees are disclosed before services are provided.
This is a medically supervised appr is generally considered for adults who meet clinical criteriafor overweight or obesity — for example, a BMI of 30 or higher, or 27 or higher with a weight-related health condition — evaluated individually. A licensed provider determines candidacy based on your full clinical pictu not a quick fix, it is not right for everyone, and results varyfrom person to person.
No. Care at BioPeakRx is provided on a cash-pay / membership basis. Fees are disclosed to you before services are provided.
Begin with the $110 Peak Baseline — targeted labs and a provider consult to see whether the prograis right for you.
Telehealth where our providers are licensed (Arizona and additional states). Your provider confirms availability for your location.
No. Medication is prescribed only if a licensed provider determines it is clinically appropriate for you after evaluation.
One consult and a set of targeted labs is the first step there.
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