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They review your health history and your goals, and talk through whether a peptide is a good fit for you.
If a peptide is appropriate, your provider writes the prescription. If it is not the right choice for you, they will tell you that too.
We prepare your prescription so it is ready for your visit. Your card is charged when the prescription is processed.
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Epithalon is prescribed after a consultation. It appeals to people taking a long-view, preventive approach to aging and sleep.
Adults focused on healthy aging and longevity
People whose sleep-wake rhythm feels off
Anyone building a preventive, provider-guided plan
A free consultation with our medical team is the place to start.
Epithalon is a short four-amino-acid peptide studied for its relationship to telomerase, the enzyme that maintains the protective caps on the ends of chromosomes, and to the body’s circadian rhythm and melatonin production. Research interest sits in the longevity and healthy-aging space. It is a research peptide, prescription-only.
Telomere maintenance and cellular aging research
Circadian-rhythm and sleep-wake regulation
Melatonin production and restful sleep
General healthy-aging and longevity interest
Epithalon, also written epitalon, is a synthetic peptide made of four amino acids joined in sequence. It was developed as a synthetic version of epithalamin, a substance originally extracted from the pineal gland, and it has been studied mainly in the context of aging biology and circadian rhythm. Most of the published research on Epithalon comes from a single research group in Russia and has not been widely replicated by independent laboratories elsewhere. It is not approved by the FDA for any use.
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Epithalon is a synthetic peptide built from four amino acids. It was designed as a synthetic form of epithalamin, a substance originally isolated from the pineal gland. Researchers have studied it primarily in relation to aging and circadian rhythm.
No. Epithalon is not approved by the FDA for any use. It is prescribed at the discretion of a licensed provider following an individual evaluation.
Less than the internet suggests. Most published work on Epithalon comes from one research group in Russia, and it has not been broadly replicated by independent labs. There are no large, long-term human trials. We would rather tell you that plainly than imply a stronger evidence base than exists.
Epithalon is available by prescription following a consultation with a nurse practitioner, who will review whether it is appropriate for you.
Book a consultation. One of our nurse practitioners will review your health history and goals with you, and if this is appropriate they will write the prescription and we will order it for your visit. Your card is charged when the prescription is processed.
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