Medical Disclaimer

Our role and clinical services

Los Angeles Peptides Clinic provides informational and marketing services and connects clients with clinical services through the iHealth Vitality portal, powered by Altro. Los Angeles Peptides Clinic does not itself diagnose conditions, prescribe medications, or dispense prescriptions.

Licensed clinicians providing care through the platform independently evaluate patients and make medical decisions. Licensed pharmacies dispense prescribed medications. The portal identifies the providers involved in your care and presents the applicable clinical consents and service terms.

Information is not medical advice

Content on this website, including product descriptions, articles, images, and information about lab testing, is for general informational purposes. It does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Reading this website or submitting a general inquiry does not establish a clinician-patient relationship. Do not disregard medical advice or delay seeking care because of information on this website.

Clinical evaluation and treatment eligibility

Prescription medications require evaluation and a prescription from a licensed clinician. Your clinician reviews your medical history and determines whether a treatment is appropriate. A consultation, lab testing, or additional information may be necessary.

Completing an intake, placing an order, or requesting a particular medication does not guarantee a prescription or treatment approval. Available services depend on your location, clinical eligibility, provider availability, and applicable requirements.

Compounded medications

Some medications available through the clinical platform may be compounded for individual patient needs.

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved generic versions of branded drugs.

Compounded medications can carry risks, including contamination and incorrect strength. Your clinician can explain the risks, potential benefits, and available FDA-approved alternatives for your situation.

References to 503A pharmacies or 503B outsourcing facilities describe different compounding frameworks. They do not mean that a compounded medication has FDA approval or that FDA approves or licenses the facility.

Peptide therapies and research information

Research findings about a substance do not establish that every formulation, dose, route of administration, or proposed use is safe or effective in humans. Some peptide research involves laboratory or animal studies, and human evidence may be limited.

A website listing or discussion of a treatment does not establish its regulatory status, clinical suitability, or current availability. A prescription or pharmacy source does not by itself establish FDA approval. Ask your clinician about the evidence, risks, and alternatives for any proposed treatment.

Lab testing and follow-up

Lab testing may require clinician approval. Preparation instructions, testing schedules, and follow-up requirements depend on the panel and your clinical plan. Follow the instructions provided by your clinician and the testing laboratory.

Lab results require interpretation in the context of your symptoms, medical history, and other findings. A panel alone does not provide a complete diagnosis or guarantee that it will identify every health condition.

Medication safety and individual results

All medications can cause side effects and may interact with other treatments. Tell your clinician about your medical conditions, medications, supplements, allergies, and whether you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive.

Use medication only as prescribed. Contact your prescribing clinician or dispensing pharmacy with questions about dosing, storage, administration, or possible side effects.

Results vary and are not guaranteed. Descriptions, testimonials, and examples do not predict your individual response. Treatment timelines and outcomes depend on your health, treatment plan, and other factors.

Medical emergencies

Questions about your care

For medical questions, treatment decisions, lab results, or prescription concerns, contact your clinical team through the iHealth Vitality portal (opens in a new tab) . Contact the dispensing pharmacy directly for pharmacy-specific questions.

For additional information about compounded medications, visit the FDA's information on compounded drug risks (opens in a new tab) .