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Peptides for Chiropractors
FOR CHIROPRACTORS & CHIROPRACTIC CLINICS · ALL 50 STATES

Add a Peptide & GLP-1 Program to Your Practice — With Independent Licensed Prescribers

Available in all 50 states. A licensed provider in your patient's state prescribes. Licensed 503A pharmacies fill. Your patients pay you for your program — and you are not paid a cut of the doctor's fee.

  • ✓ You never prescribe, dose, or answer medical questions
  • ✓ You pay wholesale, you set your retail price — no revenue-share
  • ✓ No research-only peptides, ever
  • ✓ Licensed providers in all 50 states, with a patient care team 7 days a week

Our provider partner reports “zero compliance issues.” This is the partner's claim, not an independent legal guarantee. Discuss program-specific compliance questions with their team.

All 50 states No revenue-share 503A pharmacies Month to month
Available in all 50 states

Check If You Qualify

Start the short qualification form with our licensed provider partner. It takes a few minutes.

  • ✓ No medical license needed
  • ✓ Licensed providers in every state
  • ✓ You set your price, no revenue-share
  • ✓ Month to month
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Compliance first

Most programs pay you a cut. That is the problem.

A lot of white-label telehealth programs pay the practice a percentage of every order. Many state boards treat that as fee-splitting. Plenty have run that way for years without trouble — but not being caught is not the same as being compliant.

Typical referral-share program

  • Patient pays the platform
  • Practice is paid a % of each order and refill
  • Income rises with prescriptions written
  • Looks like fee-splitting or patient brokering

This model

  • Patient pays your practice for your program
  • You pay the platform wholesale for medication
  • A licensed provider prescribes independently
  • No share of the doctor's fee or of prescriptions

Read the full fee-splitting breakdown →

General information, not legal advice. State rules differ.

How the money and the medicine move

Four steps. Each party stays in its own lane.

1

Patient joins your program

They pay your practice at the price you set, under your brand.

2

Licensed provider reviews

A provider licensed in the patient's state evaluates and prescribes where appropriate.

3

503A pharmacy ships

Medication is compounded by a licensed U.S. pharmacy and ships directly to the patient.

4

You pay wholesale

You buy the medication from the platform at wholesale. No percentage of any fee.

What your patients can access

Medical weight loss and recovery, performance and longevity peptides, each prescribed by a licensed provider. The current menu is confirmed on your consult and varies by provider evaluation and state.

Weight loss

Semaglutide & Tirzepatide

GLP-1 programs prescribed by a licensed provider and filled by a 503A pharmacy.

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Recovery

BPC-157, TB-500 & more

Recovery peptides for active patients, where the provider and pharmacy can supply them.

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Longevity & energy

NAD+, Sermorelin, GHK-Cu, Glutathione, MOTS-c & more

Longevity and performance peptides, subject to provider evaluation.

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Some compounded peptides are not FDA approved and are prepared under 503A authority. Availability depends on the provider's clinical evaluation, pharmacy supply and state rules. The platform also offers lab testing in 47 states (not NY, NJ or RI).

The compliance backbone

Real prescriber review

Every patient is reviewed by a licensed provider in their own state. Not a checkbox.

Licensed 503A pharmacies

The platform says every pharmacy reports to its state board, and testing documents (COAs) are available in the partner portal.

No research-only peptides

The platform states it never offers them. Neither do we promote them.

Medical liability sits with the prescriber

Prescribing providers carry it under GuardianMD medical oversight, per the platform.

Medical questions go to the care team

You never answer them. The platform's patient care team does, seven days a week.

Month to month

One-time setup plus a monthly membership. No long contract.

Compliance statements about our licensed provider partner are the platform's own, reported here for your review. Verify them in the platform's partner terms.

Frequently asked questions

Can chiropractors offer peptide therapy?

A chiropractor cannot prescribe peptides. In this model a licensed provider in your patient's state evaluates and prescribes, a licensed 503A pharmacy ships directly to the patient, and your practice runs the program under its own brand. State rules vary.

Is this fee-splitting?

The program is structured so your practice is not paid a share of the doctor's fee or of prescriptions. Your patient pays you for your program, you pay the platform wholesale for medication, and the provider prescribes independently. No structure can be guaranteed compliant in every state.

Is it available in my state?

Our licensed provider partner reports a provider network covering all 50 states. Availability and pricing vary by state; lab testing is not yet available in New York, New Jersey or Rhode Island.

Do I need a medical license?

No. You never prescribe, dose, or answer medical questions.

Are the medications legitimate?

The platform states everything comes from licensed U.S. 503A compounding pharmacies that report to their state boards, with testing documents (COAs) available in the partner portal. It states it offers no research-only peptides.

What does it cost?

The platform charges a one-time setup plus a monthly membership, month to month, covered on your consult. Medication is bought at wholesale and you set your retail price.

Guides for chiropractors

Offer it the careful way.

Your patients are already buying GLP-1s and peptides from faceless telehealth apps. Give them a licensed, provider-prescribed option through the practice they trust — built so you are not taking a cut of the doctor's fee.

See If You Qualify →

Affiliate link — we may earn a commission if you sign up. It is not paid on your patients or prescriptions.