What does DPS provide?

Business introductions only. DPS does not sell, prescribe, compound, bill, or ship products and does not operate a patient portal.

Are products or services guaranteed?

No. Independent parties must confirm current product status, applicable licenses, clinical suitability, and their own account terms. An introduction is not authorization to offer treatment.

Is there an application fee?

No. You decide whether to contract with a proposed partner. DPS does not set partner costs, minimums, or timelines.

What does DPS provide?

Business introductions only. DPS does not sell, prescribe, compound, bill, or ship products and does not operate a patient portal.

Are products or services guaranteed?

No. Independent parties must confirm current product status, applicable licenses, clinical suitability, and their own account terms. An introduction is not authorization to offer treatment.

Is there an application fee?

No. You decide whether to contract with a proposed partner. DPS does not set partner costs, minimums, or timelines.

What exactly does Direct Peptide Sales do?

We are a referral and introduction service. We verify your business and the states it serves, then introduce you to licensed telehealth prescribers and 503A or 503B pharmacies. You contract directly with them. We do not sell, price, prescribe, compound, bill, or ship any product.

How fast can my practice be introduced to a source?

Timing depends on your business details, states served, and partner fit. DPS does not guarantee an introduction or launch date. The independent partners determine their own onboarding requirements.

Nothing to apply, and we do not charge practices a fee. Product pricing, account terms, and any minimums are set by the pharmacy or prescriber you contract with, not by us.

Where do the peptides come from and are they verified?

Ask the independent pharmacy to confirm current product status, applicable licenses, and preparation-specific quality documentation. DPS does not test or certify products. The COA library contains illustrative examples, not proof for a future lot.

Who handles prescribing, billing, and shipping?

The licensed prescriber and the pharmacy do. Prescribing is the provider's independent clinical decision, and dispensing, billing, and shipping sit with the pharmacy. We are not part of that transaction.

What if I'm not a licensed clinic?

Non-licensed wellness businesses such as coaches, gyms, studios, and nutrition practices can be introduced to a licensed telehealth prescriber who owns the clinical relationship. You never prescribe, hold, or dispense product.

How do you vet the sources you introduce?

Before contracting, independently verify the source legal identity, licenses for the relevant states, preparation-specific documentation, and written responsibilities. A facility license or COA does not establish that every proposed product may lawfully be prescribed or supplied.

Which states do you serve?

Coverage depends on the states your business serves and the independent partners' licenses. An introduction is not authorization to prescribe or ship into a state.

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Prescriber and Pharmacy Introductions for Plastic surgery practices

DPS makes introductions for plastic surgery practices. You independently evaluate potential licensed prescribers and pharmacies; their agreements determine clinical, dispensing, billing, and shipping responsibilities.

Direct Peptide Sales is a referral service for licensed practices and wellness businesses. We introduce you to licensed prescribers and 503A/503B pharmacies. We do not sell, prescribe, bill, or ship product.

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Begin with your clinical structure

Share your business type, current prescribing setup, and the states you serve. Business ownership or wellness credentials do not confer prescribing authority.

Confirm the exact preparation

A clinician and pharmacy must assess current product status, legal requirements, and clinical suitability. Do not infer availability from a molecule mentioned online.

Evaluate the independent source

Verify legal identity, relevant licenses, preparation-specific quality documentation, lot traceability, and support arrangements.

Agree on responsibilities directly

Confirm who owns care, dispensing, billing, refills, shipping, and complaints. DPS makes introductions and does not run those services.

Choose whether to proceed

There is no application fee or obligation to contract. DPS does not promise margins, inventory, patient outcomes, or a launch date.

Frequently asked questions

What does DPS provide?: Business introductions only. DPS does not sell, prescribe, compound, bill, or ship products and does not operate a patient portal.
Are products or services guaranteed?: No. Independent parties must confirm current product status, applicable licenses, clinical suitability, and their own account terms. An introduction is not authorization to offer treatment.
Is there an application fee?: No. You decide whether to contract with a proposed partner. DPS does not set partner costs, minimums, or timelines.
What exactly does Direct Peptide Sales do?: We are a referral and introduction service. We verify your business and the states it serves, then introduce you to licensed telehealth prescribers and 503A or 503B pharmacies. You contract directly with them. We do not sell, price, prescribe, compound, bill, or ship any product.
How fast can my practice be introduced to a source?: Timing depends on your business details, states served, and partner fit. DPS does not guarantee an introduction or launch date. The independent partners determine their own onboarding requirements.
What does it cost?: Nothing to apply, and we do not charge practices a fee. Product pricing, account terms, and any minimums are set by the pharmacy or prescriber you contract with, not by us.
Where do the peptides come from and are they verified?: Ask the independent pharmacy to confirm current product status, applicable licenses, and preparation-specific quality documentation. DPS does not test or certify products. The COA library contains illustrative examples, not proof for a future lot.
Who handles prescribing, billing, and shipping?: The licensed prescriber and the pharmacy do. Prescribing is the provider's independent clinical decision, and dispensing, billing, and shipping sit with the pharmacy. We are not part of that transaction.
What if I'm not a licensed clinic?: Non-licensed wellness businesses such as coaches, gyms, studios, and nutrition practices can be introduced to a licensed telehealth prescriber who owns the clinical relationship. You never prescribe, hold, or dispense product.
How do you vet the sources you introduce?: Before contracting, independently verify the source legal identity, licenses for the relevant states, preparation-specific documentation, and written responsibilities. A facility license or COA does not establish that every proposed product may lawfully be prescribed or supplied.
Which states do you serve?: Coverage depends on the states your business serves and the independent partners' licenses. An introduction is not authorization to prescribe or ship into a state.

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