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Are peptides safe?

Many peptide therapies are not FDA-approved for the treatment or prevention of disease, though a growing body of scientific and clinical evidence...

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Written by Support Live Vital

Many peptide therapies are not FDA-approved for the treatment or prevention of disease, though a growing body of scientific and clinical evidence supports their use in longevity, metabolic optimization, and recovery.

At Live Vital, peptide therapies are offered only under direct physician supervision. Before treatment, you complete an informed consent process that covers the non-FDA-approved status of these therapies, along with their potential risks, benefits, and alternatives. Dr. Taylor reviews your health history to confirm a protocol is appropriate for you, and your care is monitored over time so it can be adjusted.

The medications are prepared by licensed US compounding pharmacies that are regulated by state boards of pharmacy and required to comply with applicable USP standards. As with any therapy, outcomes vary by individual and are not guaranteed. The safest path is full disclosure of your health history and ongoing communication with your care team.

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