No performance prescribing
Peptide12 does not offer a muscle-building protocol
Peptide12 does not prescribe sermorelin for muscle building, bodybuilding, strength gain, physique enhancement, athletic performance, or sports recovery. The same purpose-of-use restriction applies to testosterone, growth hormone, and related hormone products.
- No peptide or hormone stacks for athletic or aesthetic goals.
- No approval based on training goals, body-composition targets, or competition plans.
- No testimonials or marketing claims that portray sermorelin as a strength or recovery product.
Appropriate evaluation
Symptoms may require ordinary medical care
Unexplained weakness, loss of function, fatigue, pain, injury, or unexpected body changes can have many causes. A patient may need primary care, sports medicine, physical therapy, nutrition care, sleep evaluation, endocrinology, urgent care, or emergency care rather than a peptide prescription.
- Seek urgent care for sudden weakness, chest pain, fainting, severe shortness of breath, neurologic symptoms, or major injury.
- Review nutrition, medications, sleep, mood, thyroid disease, anemia, infection, and other possible causes.
- Use diagnosis-specific testing only when a qualified clinician determines it is appropriate.
Valid prescription
Medical necessity must be independent of the desired outcome
A valid prescription requires a patient-specific medical rationale that complies with applicable law. A patient request, online advertisement, athlete status, age, or aesthetic goal does not establish medical necessity and will not be used to justify sermorelin prescribing.
- The clinician may decline, request records, require in-person evaluation, or refer.
- Compounded-product availability does not establish an eligible indication.
- Refills require continued medical appropriateness and safety review.