Peptide therapy,
decoded.

Four lab-matched stacks. Twelve individual peptides. One clinician-supervised platform that picks what's right for your biology — not the trend cycle.

Short chains of amino
acids your body already
uses.

Peptides are signal molecules — fragments shorter than a full protein — that tell specific cells what to do. We don't invent new biology. We restore signals that quiet down with age, stress and metabolic load.

Signal

Each peptide binds a specific receptor — to release growth hormone, repair gut lining, regulate appetite or accelerate tissue healing.

Macro sphere of peptide molecules

Target

Unlike a small-molecule drug that hits many systems, a peptide does one thing well. That's why the right peptide depends on your goal — and your labs.

Peptide solution droplets

Supervised

Compounded peptides require a clinician's prescription. Meto's clinicians read your labs, write the protocol, and follow you through outcomes.

Portrait of a Meto clinician
Woman in a cream shirt standing in a warm sunlit room

Peptide Readiness Panel

The labs that pick your protocol.

IGF-1 sets your GH-axis baseline. hs-CRP flags inflammation that changes which peptides we'd choose. HbA1c and fasting insulin decide whether the muscle-preservation stack is safe for you. Drawn at a partner lab near you, or finger-prick kit to your door.

What you'll get

  • Full panel results in your dashboard in 2–3 days
  • Clinician interpretation in plain language
  • Protocol match (P1–P4) with a confidence score
  • Safety flags surfaced before any prescription
  • HSA/FSA eligible · cancel anytime

À la carte, still clinician-
reviewed.

For members with a specific clinician referral or a single-system goal. Every individual peptide is prescribed only after a labs + intake review.

Everything you might want to ask.

Are peptides legal in the US?

Yes — when prescribed by a licensed clinician and dispensed by an FDA-registered 503A compounding pharmacy. HHS announced reclassification of ~14 peptides back to compounding-eligible status in February 2026; the FDA's advisory committee meets in July 2026 for further guidance. Meto only ships through registered pharmacies under clinician oversight.

Do I really need labs first?

For most protocols, yes. IGF-1 sets your growth-hormone baseline. hs-CRP and HbA1c flag inflammation and metabolic risk that change which peptides we'd choose — and at what dose. The Peptide Readiness Panel ($149) is the minimum we'll review before prescribing P2, P3 or P4. Recovery-only stacks may not require labs.

How is Meto different from a wellness clinic?

Wellness clinics sell visits and bottles. Meto is the layer between you and the fragmented peptide ecosystem — protocol matching from your labs, clinician oversight, 503A compounding, weekly outcome tracking and a composite wellness score. We don't run an in-person clinic; everything ships to your door.

Can I combine peptides with my GLP-1?

Yes — and most GLP-1 patients should. BPC-157 reduces nausea and constipation that often stalls titration. CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin protects lean mass during rapid weight loss. AOD-9604 stacks with GLP-1 without affecting glucose or IGF-1.

Where do the peptides come from?

Every peptide we ship is compounded by an FDA-registered 503A pharmacy and batch-tested by an independent third-party lab for identity, potency and contamination. Cold-chain shipping where required.

What does it cost?

Membership is $29/mo (clinician access, messaging, dashboard). Peptide protocols range from $85/mo (BPC-157 solo) to $425/mo (the SCULPT three-peptide formulation). The starter Peptide Readiness Panel is $149 one-time. HSA/FSA eligible.

Stop guessing.
Start with data.

A $149 metabolic panel. A clinician-reviewed protocol within 24 hours. Compounded peptides shipped from a 503A pharmacy in 3–5 days. Cancel anytime.