AREA OF FOCUS

Recovery and repair, guided by a provider.

Recovery looks different for everyone. An injury, a demanding training schedule or the pace of a busy life can all change what your body needs. At RxPepLab, a licensed medical provider reviews your history and goals before discussing whether a compounded protocol is appropriate for you.

Who this is for

Active adults, people returning to training after time off, and anyone working with a clinician on recovery who wants to know whether a compounded protocol could be part of their plan.

What your provider reviews

  • •The injury or concern, how long you’ve had it, and what treatment you’ve already had
  • •Whether you’ve been evaluated in person or had imaging
  • •Medications, supplements and any history of cancer
  • •Whether you compete in tested sport, since some peptides are prohibited by the World Anti-Doping Agency

Protocols your provider may discuss

BPC-157 · TB-500 · CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin. Your provider decides whether any protocol is appropriate. Many recovery concerns are better served first by in-person care, physical therapy or imaging.

When we refer you elsewhere

Sudden severe pain, a joint that gives way, numbness or weakness, or an injury that hasn’t been examined should be seen in person. Your provider will tell you if that’s the right first step.

Frequently asked questions

No. Any protocol your provider prescribes is meant to fit alongside appropriate care, not replace it.

Yes. Tell your provider. Several peptides are prohibited in tested sport.