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Physician-Directed Peptide Therapy
Every peptide
we work with.
Most clinics keep this list behind a sales conversation. We would rather you see it up front, understand what each one actually does, and come in already knowing the questions to ask.
Below are the peptide therapies our physicians prescribe, grouped by the five paths patients work with us on. None of it is a product you can put in a basket. Each one is a prescription therapy that a licensed Philippine physician either prescribes for you, or decides against.
Rx
Prescription only. Nothing on this page is sold to the public. Suitability, route, dosing and monitoring are determined by a licensed physician after a medical evaluation.
Why This List Is Credible
Where ours come from.
Peptides in the Philippines are easy to find and hard to trust. The difference is not the molecule. It is the chain of custody and the doctor standing behind it.
A physician prescribes, or does not
Only PRC-licensed physicians evaluate you, select the therapy, and set the dose. No nurse, no coach, and no admin can recommend or change a peptide. If your doctor says no, the answer is no.
Cold chain, end to end
Held and transported at 2–8°C from the supply partner to the clinic to you. Peptides degrade when that chain breaks, which is the single most common problem with anything bought online.
Pharmacy-standard reconstitution
Reconstituted under aseptic technique with pharmaceutical-grade sterile or bacteriostatic water, at fixed volumes, with a documented post-reconstitution usage window. Combinations are pre-defined formulations. Nothing is custom-mixed on request.
Monitored, not just dispensed
Every protocol carries a monitoring plan and a scheduled reassessment. Therapy is paused or stopped when the goal is met, when the risk picture changes, or when side effects appear.
Documented and reportable
Indication, rationale, route, monitoring and follow-up are recorded on your chart. Adverse events are documented and reported. Your record is handled under the Data Privacy Act of 2012 (RA 10173).
The Five Paths
Find yours, then talk to a doctor.
Most people arrive with one of these five goals. Several peptides serve more than one path, so a few appear twice. Your physician decides which, if any, belong in your protocol.
01
Weight Loss Management
For people carrying extra weight who are done with diets that reset every Monday. These work on appetite signalling, insulin sensitivity and how the body handles energy, so progress does not rest on willpower alone.
Retatrutide
5 mg · 10 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksA single molecule that signals on three metabolic pathways at once, GLP-1, GIP and glucagon, which together influence appetite signalling, insulin response and how much energy the body burns.
May supportAppetite regulation and medically supervised weight management, as part of an individualized program.
Learn about Retatrutide →
Cagrilintide
2.5 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksModulates the amylin receptor. Amylin is one of the body's own fullness hormones, so this acts on satiety signalling and how quickly the stomach empties.
May supportAppetite control as an adjunct inside a physician-directed metabolic protocol.
Learn about Cagrilintide →
Tesamorelin
5 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksA growth-hormone-releasing hormone analogue. Rather than replacing growth hormone, it prompts the pituitary to release the body's own, in its natural pulses.
May supportCentral and visceral fat goals and body composition, with IGF-1 monitoring throughout.
Learn about Tesamorelin →
02
Body Recomposition & Optimization
For people whose weight is roughly fine but whose composition is not. The goal here is losing fat while holding or building muscle, so these lean on the growth-hormone axis and on how efficiently cells use fuel.
CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin
10 mg | Subcutaneous | Fixed combination
How it worksTwo growth-hormone secretagogues in one pre-defined formulation, acting on complementary parts of the GH axis to work with the body's own overnight release pattern.
May supportSleep quality, recovery capacity and lean body composition.
Dispensed only as the fixed combination. Never compounded to order, never stacked with its individual components.
Learn about CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin →Tesamorelin
5 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksA growth-hormone-releasing hormone analogue that prompts the body's own pulsatile GH release rather than replacing it.
May supportVisceral fat goals and body composition. Also used in Weight Loss Management.
Learn about Tesamorelin →Retatrutide
5 mg · 10 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksMulti-receptor signalling across GLP-1, GIP and glucagon pathways, influencing appetite, insulin response and energy expenditure.
May supportThe fat-loss half of a recomposition protocol. Also used in Weight Loss Management.
Learn about Retatrutide →
MOTS-c
10 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksA peptide encoded by mitochondrial DNA rather than the cell nucleus, involved in how cells respond to metabolic stress and use glucose for fuel.
May supportMetabolic efficiency and training output. Also used in Performance & Energy.
Learn about MOTS-c →
03
Skin & Anti-Aging
For the part of aging you can see. These work from the inside on collagen and elastin signalling, oxidative load and pigmentation, which is a different lever from anything applied on top of the skin.
GHK-Cu
50 mg | Subcutaneous or intradermal
How it worksA naturally occurring copper-binding peptide involved in collagen and elastin signalling. Plasma levels fall sharply from your thirties onward.
May supportSkin quality, firmness and connective-tissue goals.
Learn about GHK-Cu →Glow
BPC-157 + GHK-Cu + TB-500 · 35 mg · 70 mg | Subcutaneous | Fixed combination
How it worksThree peptides in a single pre-defined formulation, pairing the two recovery peptides with the copper peptide.
May supportSkin and connective tissue as part of a physician-directed aesthetic or recovery protocol.
A multi-peptide blend, so monitoring is closer and it is never stacked with its individual components.
Learn about Glow →Glutathione
750 mg | Intravenous
How it worksThe body's principal endogenous antioxidant, central to how the liver handles oxidative stress.
May supportAntioxidant status and skin brightness goals. Administered as a clinic infusion.
Learn about Glutathione →Epithalon
10 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksA peptide bioregulator studied in relation to telomerase activity and circadian signalling, both of which sit upstream of how tissue ages.
May supportHealthy-aging protocols. Also used in Recovery & Longevity.
Learn about Epithalon →KPV
10 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksAn alpha-MSH fragment studied for its role in inflammatory signalling in skin and gut tissue.
May supportInflammatory skin goals. Also used in Recovery & Longevity.
Learn about KPV →
04
Recovery & Longevity
For the nagging shoulder that never fully came back, the training block that keeps getting interrupted, and the longer question of how well you age. These are adjuncts to proper rehabilitation and good medicine, not replacements for either.
BPC-157
5 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksA synthetic sequence derived from a protein found in gastric juice, studied for its role in cytoprotective and tissue-healing signalling pathways.
May supportRecovery from soft-tissue and musculoskeletal strain, alongside proper rehabilitation.
Learn about BPC-157 →TB-500
5 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksAn actin-binding peptide involved in cell migration and in the formation of new blood vessels during normal tissue turnover.
May supportRecovery capacity and connective-tissue goals inside a defined program.
Learn about TB-500 →Wolverine
BPC-157 + TB-500 · 10 mg | Subcutaneous | Fixed combination
How it worksThe two recovery peptides above, together in one pre-defined formulation rather than two separate injections.
May supportPost-training and post-strain recovery programs.
Never combined with standalone BPC-157 or TB-500. Prescribed by experienced physicians only, in defined cycles with mandatory rest periods.
Learn about Wolverine →KPV
10 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksA three-amino-acid fragment of alpha-MSH, studied for its role in inflammatory signalling, particularly in the gut and the skin.
May supportInflammatory burden as an adjunct, and gut-and-skin goals. Also relevant to Skin & Anti-Aging.
Learn about KPV →Thymosin Alpha-1
5 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksA thymus-derived peptide studied for how it modulates T-cell activity and broader immune signalling.
May supportImmune resilience in carefully selected patients, used in defined treatment windows with reassessment.
Requires careful screening. Generally avoided where autoimmune activity is uncontrolled.
Learn about Thymosin Alpha-1 →Epithalon
10 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksA four-amino-acid bioregulator studied in relation to telomerase activity and circadian rhythm signalling.
May supportLongevity-focused and healthy-aging protocols.
Prescribed as short courses no more than once or twice a year, with months in between. It is explicitly not a continuous therapy.
Learn about Epithalon →NAD+
250 mg · 500 mg | Intravenous or subcutaneous
How it worksA coenzyme central to mitochondrial energy production and DNA repair signalling, which declines with age.
May supportLongevity and recovery protocols. Also used in Performance & Energy.
Learn about NAD+ →
05
Performance & Energy
For people who are not sick but are not sharp either. This group works at the level of the mitochondria, the brain and the hormone signalling upstream of both, which is where output, focus and drive actually come from.
NAD+
250 mg · 500 mg | Intravenous or subcutaneous
How it worksNAD+ is a coenzyme every cell uses in energy metabolism and DNA repair signalling. Circulating levels fall with age.
May supportEnergy, recovery and longevity-focused protocols. Given as a clinic infusion or as a physician-directed subcutaneous course.
Learn about NAD+ →MOTS-c
10 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksA mitochondria-derived peptide involved in the cell's response to metabolic stress and in how glucose is used for fuel.
May supportTraining output, metabolic efficiency and day-to-day energy in physician-selected patients.
Learn about MOTS-c →SS-31
Subcutaneous
How it worksBinds cardiolipin in the inner mitochondrial membrane, a structure studied for its role in how efficiently mitochondria produce energy.
May supportCellular energy and fatigue-related goals. Reserved for experienced prescribers and closely monitored.
Learn about SS-31 →Semax
5 mg | Intranasal
How it worksA short peptide studied for its effect on BDNF and on neurotransmitter signalling involved in attention and mental stamina.
May supportFocus and cognitive fatigue. Mood, sleep and anxiety are monitored throughout.
Learn about Semax →Selank
5 mg | Intranasal
How it worksAn analogue of a naturally occurring immunomodulatory sequence, studied for its role in stress-related and anxiety-related signalling.
May supportStress modulation and sleep quality.
Not a replacement for psychological or psychiatric care. If that is what you need, your doctor will say so.
Learn about Selank →Kisspeptin-10
10 mg | Subcutaneous
How it worksActs upstream of the reproductive hormone axis, on the signalling that tells the body to produce its own hormones rather than supplying them from outside.
May supportHormone-axis signalling, drive and confidence.
Endocrine evaluation is required before starting, and hormonal reassessment during. Not a substitute for full hormonal management.
Learn about Kisspeptin-10 →PT-141
Subcutaneous or intranasal
How it worksA melanocortin receptor agonist that acts centrally, through the brain's arousal pathways, rather than on blood flow the way the familiar oral options do.
May supportSexual wellness goals, as part of an individualized program.
Blood pressure is screened before and monitored during. Not appropriate with cardiovascular instability.
Learn about PT-141 →Read This Before You Compare Us
What you will not find on this page.
No prices. Not because we are hiding them, but because a peptide on its own is not the product. What you buy is a protocol: the therapy, the physician who selects it, the sessions, the monitoring and the adjustments. Your exact quote is given to you in writing at your consultation.
No doses, no protocols, no cycle lengths. Those are clinical decisions made for one specific person after an evaluation, not numbers to read off a page and copy. Publishing them would be the fastest way to get someone hurt.
No checkout. There is no way to buy any of this from us, or from anyone, without a prescription. If a seller online will ship you one of these without a doctor, that tells you what you need to know about their supply chain.
No before-and-after photos and no promises. Peptide therapy in the Philippines is prescribed off-label, when a licensed physician determines it is appropriate for an individual patient. Results vary per patient. Any clinic promising you a specific outcome is selling, not treating.
Common Questions
The honest answers.
Can I just buy one of these from you?
No. Every therapy on this page is prescription-only and dispensed on a written prescription from a licensed Philippine physician, after a consultation and a medical evaluation. There is no order form, no product page, and no way to skip the doctor. That is the point of the model, not an obstacle in it.
Where does this sit with the regulators?
Peptide therapy is generally prescribed off-label, meaning a licensed physician determines that a therapy is appropriate for an individual patient based on their clinical picture. We do not make regulatory claims about any of these therapies, and you should be careful with any clinic that does. What we can tell you is exactly where ours are sourced, who is allowed to prescribe them, how they are stored and reconstituted, and how you are monitored. That is a more useful answer than a badge on a website.
How do I know these are the real thing?
Because of the chain, not the label. Ours come through an authorized clinic-partner supply platform that sells only to licensed clinics, they are held and delivered at 2–8°C, and they are reconstituted under aseptic technique with pharmaceutical-grade water at fixed volumes. Peptides bought online typically fail on storage long before they fail on purity, and there is no way for you to tell by looking.
Are they safe?
Every therapy here has real contraindications, and several are inappropriate for whole categories of patients. That is precisely why the consultation exists. Your physician screens you, selects the route and dose, sets a monitoring plan, and stops the protocol if the risk picture changes or side effects appear. Nothing is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Which one is right for me?
That is genuinely not a question this page can answer, and we would be doing you a disservice if we pretended otherwise. Come in with the goal, not the molecule. Your physician looks at your history, your goals and where relevant your labs, then recommends a path. Sometimes the recommendation is that peptides are not what you need right now.
Do I need lab work first?
Sometimes. Several of these require baseline or ongoing markers, and your physician will tell you which ones apply to your protocol at the consultation. Where labs are needed, we tell you before you commit to anything, not after.
Can I combine several of these?
Only where your physician decides it is justified, and there are combinations that are specifically avoided. Multi-peptide products here are fixed formulations, prepared as manufactured, never mixed to order or stacked with their own individual components. Doubling up on your own is one of the more common ways people get into trouble.
Important information
The therapies described on this page are supplied through a clinic-partner-only platform. They are not sold directly to the public and are intended only for physician-directed use through authorized partner clinics. Suitability, dosing, administration, and monitoring must be determined by a licensed physician. Results vary per patient. This material is for general information only, is not medical advice, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Modern Health. Human First.
Bring the goal. We will handle the molecule.
Sit down with a licensed physician, get an honest read on whether any of this belongs in your plan, and leave with a protocol written for you.