Keep Doing
What Matters.
Being present for your family. Enjoying your routines. Staying engaged with the activities you value. Bring your goals and questions about peptide therapy to a physician who will discuss the evidence, uncertainties, and whether any option fits your health needs.
Your routines. Your activities. Your reasons to feel better. Explore peptide therapy with a physician who can explain the evidence, limits, and whether an option is appropriate for you.
Physician-prescribed · Lab-guided · FDA-regulated pharmacies
Your Goals Deserve
Clear Answers.
If feeling tired, sleeping poorly, or finding activity more difficult is getting in the way of your life, start by describing what has changed. Your concerns deserve a thoughtful medical review.
Your physician considers possible contributors and appropriate testing before discussing treatment. Peptides are short chains of amino acids, but each product has different evidence and risks. A biological mechanism alone does not establish a benefit for you.
Wellness benefits of compounded peptide therapies are not established for every proposed use. Your consultation includes their limitations and alternatives. Peptide therapies offered through Sauzule are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. No treatment or improvement is guaranteed.
The Activities You Value
What you enjoy doing and what changes are making participation more difficult.
Your Health Goals
What you hope to change, alongside your medical history and any current treatment.
Your Daily Routines
How sleep, activity, and other concerns affect your day, and whether further evaluation is needed.
Comfort & Connection
A private opportunity to discuss intimacy concerns and appropriate care options.
An Informed Decision
A clear discussion of evidence, risks, alternatives, and whether treatment is suitable.
Understand Your Options
Your goals start the conversation; your health history, appropriate lab review, evidence, and safety guide the decision. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription. Some programs are on hold, as noted below.
Sermorelin
Sermorelin acts on growth hormone signaling. That mechanism does not establish benefits for sleep, recovery, or general wellbeing. When clinically appropriate, compounded sermorelin is prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy. It is not FDA-approved; your physician discusses the limited evidence, risks, and alternatives.
PT-141
PT-141 is currently on hold and is not available for purchase. Availability, pharmacy requirements, and program details must be confirmed before this option can be offered. You can still discuss sexual health concerns with your physician.
Semaglutide
A GLP-1 receptor agonist considered in weight management after individual review. Sauzule's listed program uses compounded semaglutide when appropriate. It is not a brand-name or FDA-approved product and has not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Learn about eligibility and pricing on our medical weight loss page.
Tirzepatide
A GIP / GLP-1 receptor agonist considered after individual review. Sauzule's listed starter program uses compounded tirzepatide when appropriate. It is not a brand-name or FDA-approved product and has not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Maintenance and high-dose programs are on hold.
PT-141, BPC-157, and CJC-1295/Ipamorelin are on hold; availability and pricing remain to be determined. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Any compounded treatment requires an individual medical need and applicable prescribing and pharmacy requirements. Explore medical weight loss options and costs →
Peptide Therapy FAQ
Clear Costs.
An Informed Choice.
Monthly pricing includes prescribed medication, supplies, shipping, routine labs where applicable, physician oversight, and scheduled follow-ups. Your physician determines whether treatment is appropriate after reviewing your health history, goals, and relevant lab results. Results vary.
Bring Your Goals.
Leave Better Informed.
Talk through what you want to change and what the evidence can support. Your physician reviews your health, appropriate testing, and available options so you can make an informed decision.