For most of the last decade, peptides were sold from websites that asked you to certify that you were a researcher and would not put what you bought into a human body — a fiction the seller, the buyer, and the lawyers all understood you were telling.

The drugs themselves were not the problem. Tirzepatide isn’t bad because it was sold next to a label that says “not for human use.” It is bad because nobody could tell you who compounded it, who tested it, and what was actually in the vial. A molecule is not a brand. The chain of custody is.

So we built one. Every compound we carry was prescribed by a physician we can name, against an ID we verified. Every batch was compounded by a pharmacy we have audited. Every dose was tested by a lab we do not own. We don’t think this is heroic. We think it should be the floor.

— The founders