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PeptideClinic

PeptideClinic lists 17 licensed clinics, clinicians and compounding pharmacies that offer peptide therapy in Florida, California, Michigan, Missouri, Arizona, Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina, Texas, and Virginia. Every listing says where its facts came from — the business's own website, the FDA 503B register or the NPI registry — and when we read them. A listing is a record, not a recommendation.

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Which regions have the most peptide providers?

The regions with the most peptide providers are Florida (4 peptide providers), California (3 peptide providers), Michigan (2 peptide providers), Missouri (2 peptide providers), and Arizona (1 peptide provider).

Which cities have the most peptide providers?

The cities with the most peptide providers are Ann Arbor, Michigan (1 peptide provider), Bloomfield Hills, Michigan (1 peptide provider), Cary, North Carolina (1 peptide provider), Columbia, Missouri (1 peptide provider), and Largo, Florida (1 peptide provider).

What kinds of peptide providers are listed?

PeptideClinic lists Peptide therapy providers (17 peptide providers).

What does PeptideClinic list?

Licensed clinics and clinicians that offer peptide therapy, and licensed compounding pharmacies, in the United States, by city. A telehealth provider names the states it says it serves on its own listing. We never list research-chemical sellers. Every row names where its facts came from and when we read them.

What is the current FDA status of compounded peptides?

In flux. A February 2026 HHS announcement moved about 14 peptides back toward the FDA Category 1 list, and sources disagree on the final status. We last checked on 2026-10-20. Read the FDA bulk-substances page before you act: https://www.fda.gov/drugs/human-drug-compounding/bulk-drug-substances-used-compounding.

Is PeptideClinic a clinic, a pharmacy or medical advice?

No. PeptideClinic is an independent directory. A listing is a record, not an endorsement, and nothing on this site is dosing guidance or medical advice. Talk to a licensed clinician before you start, stop or change any treatment.

How do I check a clinic's licence?

Each listing says how its licence claim was checked: a state medical or pharmacy board, the FDA 503B outsourcing facility register, the NPI registry, or the business's own website. Rows from a business's own website are flagged for owner review — look the licence up on the named register before you book.

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