Physician-supervised peptide plans for people who take their training seriously.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Individual results vary. Not a substitute for professional medical advice.
Same effort, same discipline, less to show for it. Your body produces less growth hormone every decade past 30, and that shows up as slower recovery and a softer look on the same program that used to work.
You can only build as fast as you recover. If sleep is shallow and sessions are stacking up, the ceiling isn’t your work rate — it’s your repair rate.
These plans don’t replace training, food, or sleep. They support what you’re already doing, prescribed by a doctor who reviewed your history first. If you want a shortcut, this isn’t it.
Your body’s growth hormone output peaks in your twenties and declines from there. You feel it as slower recovery, worse sleep, and a body that softens on the same program that used to work.
Growth hormone secretagogues work differently than taking hormone directly. They signal your own pituitary to release more of what it already makes, in your body’s natural pulse pattern — which is why most of these are dosed at night.
What that supports: sleep quality, recovery between sessions, and body composition over months, not weeks. Under a doctor’s supervision, alongside your training. Not instead of it.
Every price below is your first month. Your doctor confirms which plan fits during your assessment.
A licensed doctor reviews your health history, training, and goals before anything is prescribed. Depending on your history they may ask for blood work.
Most of these are dosed at night to work with your body’s own release pattern. Your doctor sets the protocol.
Lean mass, body composition, sleep, or recovery — the plan changes depending on which one you’re actually after.
Made at licensed compounding pharmacies and shipped in plain, unmarked packaging.
No clinic visits. No phone tag. No waiting rooms.
Tell us how you train, what your goal is, and your health history. Licensed providers in all 50 states.
A licensed doctor reviews your info and prescribes a plan built for your goal — including your dose and your schedule.
Your medication is made at a licensed pharmacy and shipped to your door in plain packaging.
A licensed doctor reviews your info and prescribes a plan built for your goal — including your dose and your schedule.
Your medication is made at a licensed pharmacy and shipped in plain, unmarked packaging.
Every EdgeRx plan is written by a licensed doctor who read your blood work first. You get their name, and you can message them between check-ins.
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A licensed doctor reviews your info and prescribes a plan built for your goal — including your dose and your schedule.
Prefer email? support@edgerx.com
No. These plans support what you’re already doing with training, food, and sleep. They don’t work around the work. If your programming and nutrition aren’t in place, fix those first — you’ll get more out of them than anything on this page.
They don’t give you hormone directly. They signal your own pituitary gland to release more of what it already produces, following your body’s natural pulse pattern. That’s why most of them are dosed at night, when your biggest natural release happens.
Sleep and recovery are usually what people notice first. Changes in body composition take longer and depend heavily on your training and nutrition. Your doctor will set realistic expectations during your assessment. Results vary from person to person.
A doctor-reviewed health screen is required for every plan. Blood work isn’t required for most performance plans, but depending on your history your doctor may ask for it before prescribing.
Assume no. Several compounds on this page — including growth hormone secretagogues, IGF-1 LR3, and MK-677 — are prohibited by most anti-doping organizations, including WADA and the NCAA. If you’re subject to drug testing, check your sport’s current prohibited list before you start anything, and tell your doctor during intake. A prescription is not an exemption.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. They’re made at licensed compounding pharmacies and may be different from store-bought versions. Every one requires a prescription from a licensed provider.
Yes. You can pause or cancel any time from your patient portal. No phone calls needed.
100% online visits and prescriptions. Made at licensed USA pharmacies. GLP-1, peptide, and hormone plans — prescribed by a doctor.
Shipping fees apply. All medications require a prescription from a licensed provider. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
