— Peptide & Regenerative Therapy

Peptide Therapy.

Compounds for recovery, metabolic support, growth-hormone support, cellular energy, and cognitive support — compounded through our trusted pharmacies, priced up front, and delivered by telemedicine across 13 states.

Sheena Eversole, MSN, AAPRN, FNP-BC · Autonomous Nurse Practitioner · Practicing Medicine Since 2004

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— 01 · Peptides 101

Peptides, Explained.

Peptides are short chains of amino acids — the same building blocks as proteins, in much shorter strands. Your body makes thousands of them, and several hormones you already know are peptides: insulin, GLP-1, and growth-hormone-releasing hormone among them. Their job is to carry signals — telling a cell to release a hormone, begin a repair process, or change how it handles energy.

Peptide therapy uses laboratory-made versions of these signaling molecules, prescribed after a clinical evaluation and prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy. Because most peptides break down in the digestive tract, many are given by a small subcutaneous injection; others come as dissolvable troches, capsules, or topical preparations, and the right format depends on the compound.

What peptides are not: a shortcut, a steroid, or a cure. They are prescription medications with real mechanisms and real limits, and most of the evidence behind them comes from early or animal research rather than large human trials. Every compound on this page is described that way on purpose.

Looking for peptides for weight loss?

The best-known weight-loss medications — semaglutide and tirzepatide, the GLP-1 class — are peptides too. Walk the Line prescribes both by telemedicine, with pricing published up front.

See GLP-1 pricing →How medical weight loss works →

— 02 · What We Offer

Compounds, by Goal.

Every compound below is compounded through Walk the Line's trusted pharmacies and shipped to you. Every plan starts with a telemedicine evaluation — your provider confirms which option, if any, fits your goals and health history before anything is prescribed.

Recovery & Healing

BPC-157

Body Protection Compound · Injectable

A 15-amino-acid peptide first identified as a fragment of a protective protein in gastric juice. Research has studied its role in tendon, ligament, muscle, and gut-lining repair — though most of that evidence comes from animal studies rather than large human trials, per a 2025 review in Current Reviews in Musculoskeletal Medicine. Among athletes and active adults it's most often used to support recovery from training and soft-tissue injury. Individual results vary.

TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4 Fragment)

Also called TB4 Frag · Injectable

A fragment of thymosin beta-4, a naturally occurring protein found in nearly every human cell. Research has studied its role in moving repair cells to injury sites, tissue remodeling, and limiting scar formation, per a review in Expert Opinion on Biological Therapy — again largely in laboratory and animal models. Often paired with BPC-157 for recovery from training and injury, since the two are studied for different stages of the healing process. Individual results vary.

Wolverine Blend (BPC-157/TB-500)

Also called the Wolverine Peptide · Injectable

BPC-157 and TB-500 compounded together in a single vial, 10 mg of each — the pairing widely known as the “Wolverine peptide” stack — for patients whose plan calls for both. The research behind each compound is the same as described above; combining them is a convenience of dosing, not a separate body of evidence. Your provider decides at your appointment whether the blend or a single compound fits your goals. Individual results vary.

Metabolic Support

Amlexanox

Small-Molecule Metabolic Support · Capsule

Amlexanox is a small-molecule medication, FDA-approved in 1996 as a topical paste for mouth ulcers, that researchers later found inhibits two inflammatory enzymes (TBK1 and IKKε) active in fat cells. A mouse study in Nature Medicine reported improved insulin sensitivity and weight, and a small human trial in Cell Metabolism found better blood-sugar control in a subset of patients with type 2 diabetes. Prescribed here for metabolic support — an off-label use, compounded through one of our pharmacies — with benefits still being studied and not FDA-approved claims. Individual results vary. Amlexanox is not a peptide; it is listed here because it serves the same metabolic-support goals.

Growth-Hormone Support

Sermorelin

GHRH Analog · Injectable or Troche

A synthetic version of the first 29 amino acids of growth-hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH), the signal that prompts the pituitary gland to release the body's own growth hormone. Sermorelin was FDA-approved as Geref until its manufacturer discontinued it in 2008, and FDA later determined in the Federal Register that it was not withdrawn for reasons of safety or effectiveness; it remains available compounded. Unlike synthetic growth hormone (HGH), which supplies the hormone directly, Sermorelin prompts the pituitary to release your own, which is why it is often discussed as an alternative to HGH therapy. In a wellness setting it's used to support sleep, recovery, body composition, and energy — benefits still being studied and not FDA-approved claims. Individual results vary.

Cellular Energy & Skin

NAD (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide)

Cellular Energy Coenzyme · Troche

A coenzyme found in every living cell — a cofactor your body relies on for energy metabolism, DNA repair, and hundreds of other cellular reactions, with natural levels that decline as we age, per a peer-reviewed review in Aging and Disease. In a wellness setting it's used to support energy, focus, and healthy aging — benefits still being studied and not FDA-approved claims. Individual results vary.

GHK-Cu (Copper-Binding Tripeptide)

Copper Peptide · Troche or Topical

A naturally occurring peptide first isolated from human plasma, where its level also falls with age; studied for roles in skin regeneration, collagen production, and wound healing, per a peer-reviewed review in BioMed Research International. Most often used to support skin firmness, elasticity, and repair. Individual results vary.

Cognitive Support

Dihexa

Angiotensin IV-Derived · Cognitive Support

A synthetic compound derived from angiotensin IV, a peptide naturally involved in the brain's learning and memory pathways. Laboratory and animal research has studied its activation of the HGF/c-Met pathway, which plays a role in neuron growth and the formation of new synapses, per a study in The Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics. Individual results vary.

Please note: Dihexa is not FDA-approved. Human clinical research remains limited, and most current data comes from animal and laboratory studies. Your provider will review whether it is appropriate for you at your appointment.

— 03 · Pricing

Transparent Pricing.

Out-of-pocket pricing for every compound we offer, sourced through our trusted compounding pharmacies, with shipping noted per item. Your telemedicine evaluation comes first — your provider confirms the right compound and format for you before anything is prescribed.

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Injectables Subcutaneous

Compounded vials, shipped to you with the supplies you need.

BPC-157

Plus $30 shipping.

5 mL vial

$225

TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4 Fragment)

Plus $30 shipping.

3 mL vial

$140

Wolverine Blend (BPC-157/TB-500)

Plus $30 shipping.

10 mg / 10 mg (one vial)

$220

Sermorelin

Plus $30 cold shipping.

1 mg/mL (3 mL vial)

$155

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Troches Daily Dosing

Dissolve-in-the-mouth troches, compounded and shipped to you.

NAD (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide)

Price includes provider fee. $5 shipping.

30 days of troches

$240

60 days of troches

$360

90 days of troches

$460

GHK-Cu (Copper-Binding Tripeptide)

15 mg — $8.50 per troche (min 30-day supply)

$255

Sermorelin

600 mcg troches ship with $30 cold shipping.

600 mcg (30 days)

$155

600 mcg (90 days)

$365

1,000 mcg (30 days)

$185

1,000 mcg (90 days)

$395

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Capsules Daily Dosing

Oral capsules, 30 per month, compounded and shipped to you.

Amlexanox

30 capsules per month. $5 shipping.

25 mg (starting strength)

$85 / mo

40 mg (highest strength)

$110 / mo

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Topical Daily Dosing

Applied directly to the skin.

GHK-Cu (Copper-Binding Tripeptide)

30 days

$175

90 days

$275

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— 05

Dihexa Cognitive Support

Not FDA-approved; see the note in What We Offer above. Your provider reviews whether it is appropriate for you at your appointment.

Dihexa

Per bottle

$150

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— 04 · Safety & Candidacy

Am I a Candidate?

Peptide therapy isn't a fit for every goal, and the right compound — if any — depends on a real conversation about your health history, not a self-assessment. Book a telemedicine appointment and your provider will walk through whether peptide therapy makes sense for you, and which option fits your goals.

Legal availability of any specific peptide is an active, evolving area of federal regulation — our medical team will confirm exactly what's currently offered at your appointment, not what a page written weeks or months earlier assumed.

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— 05 · Financing

Pay Over Time.

Your care is a real investment — and it doesn't have to happen all at once. Walk the Line offers flexible payment plans, including buy-now-pay-later financing through Cherry, so you can get started now and pay over time.

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— 06 · Coverage

Available Wherever You Are.

Peptide therapy is delivered by telemedicine appointment — no office visit required. Labs, when needed, can be completed at a local lab near you.

Peptide therapy is available by telemedicine across every state where Walk the Line is licensed to practice:

ArizonaColoradoFloridaIowaIdahoMassachusettsMaineMontanaNebraskaNew MexicoOregonWashingtonWyoming

— 07 · FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions.

What is peptide therapy?

Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as messengers in the body, and peptide therapy uses specific peptides to support things like recovery, metabolic health, or cognitive and energy support. At Walk the Line, peptide therapy is guided by a real clinical evaluation, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.

Are peptides steroids?

No. Anabolic steroids are synthetic versions of testosterone; peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signals in the body. Some peptides, like Sermorelin, prompt the body to release more of its own growth hormone, which is a different mechanism from taking a hormone directly. Peptides are prescription medications with their own risks and limits, and most of the evidence behind them comes from early or animal research — they are not a substitute for training, nutrition, or medical treatment.

Are peptides legal?

Yes, when prescribed by a licensed provider and prepared by a licensed pharmacy. Peptide therapy at Walk the Line is prescription-only: each compound is prescribed after a clinical evaluation and compounded under federal and state pharmacy law. Most therapeutic peptides are not FDA-approved drugs, and FDA regulates which substances pharmacies may compound — that list changes, which is why current availability is confirmed at your appointment. Peptides sold online without a prescription, often labeled "for research use," are a different market and not something we recommend.

How is peptide therapy administered?

Most peptides are given by injection, since they tend to break down before reaching the bloodstream through other routes — though some are available as oral or topical options depending on the compound. Your provider will confirm the right administration method for your plan.

Is peptide therapy available virtually?

Yes — peptide therapy at Walk the Line is delivered by telemedicine appointment across every state where the practice is licensed.

How do I know which peptide is right for me?

That starts with a real telemedicine evaluation — a conversation about your goals and history with your provider, not a self-assessment. They'll walk you through which options make sense for you.

Do you offer peptides for weight loss?

Yes — the GLP-1 medications semaglutide and tirzepatide are peptides, and Walk the Line prescribes both by telemedicine through its Medical Weight Loss program, with pricing published on the GLP-1 Pricing page. Amlexanox, listed on this page, is a separate metabolic-support option. Which, if any, fits you is decided at your evaluation.

How do I receive my peptides?

Every plan starts with a telemedicine evaluation. If a compound fits your goals, your provider sends the prescription to one of Walk the Line's trusted compounding pharmacies, which ships it directly to you. Standard shipping is $5, and compounds that need cold shipping are $30 — the shipping for each item is listed with its price on this page.

What does peptide therapy cost?

Every compound Walk the Line offers is priced on this page, in the Pricing section, with shipping noted per item — for example, a 30-day supply of NAD troches is $240, and a 5 mL vial of BPC-157 is $225 plus shipping. Your plan starts with a telemedicine evaluation, where your provider confirms which compounds fit you before anything is prescribed. Financing through Cherry is available if you'd rather pay over time.

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