Cardiogen
Tetrapeptide bioregulator supporting cardiovascular tissue repair.
Prescriptions are issued only after an online consultation with an independent, licensed clinician. Compounded medications dispensed by our state-licensed partner pharmacy are not FDA-approved.
How Cardiogen treatment works
How it works
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that signal specific repair, recovery, and metabolic pathways — for example growth-hormone secretagogues that support your body's own GH release, or tissue-repair peptides studied for recovery support.
What to expect
- Your clinician matches the peptide and protocol to your goal (recovery, body composition, sleep, longevity).
- Protocols typically run in cycles (e.g., 8–12 weeks) with breaks.
- Monitoring labs may be recommended depending on the peptide.
Common side effects
- Injection-site redness or itching
- Temporary water retention (GH-axis peptides)
- Headache or flushing
- Hunger changes
Safety & who it's not for
Peptides are compounded preparations and are not FDA-approved as finished products. They are prescribed only where a licensed clinician determines an appropriate clinical rationale, and are not for patients with active malignancy, pregnancy, or certain endocrine conditions.
Frequently asked questions
Are peptides legal?
Yes — when prescribed by a licensed clinician and dispensed by a state-licensed compounding pharmacy. We do not sell research chemicals.
Do peptides replace hormones?
No. Many peptides support your body's own signaling (for example, stimulating natural growth-hormone release) rather than replacing a hormone outright. Your clinician will explain the mechanism of your specific protocol.
How are they taken?
Most are small subcutaneous injections with insulin-style needles; some are oral, nasal, or topical. Your kit ships with supplies and instructions, and your care team walks you through the first dose.
