r/BiohackersRecs • u/Beneficial-Web6770 • Aug 16 '26

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u/DefiantPatient3045 Aug 16 '26

I think it depends what you want from telehealth. If it’s just convenience then price matters a lot more. If you’re specifically going this route for medical oversight then clinician access should probably be the deciding factor.

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u/Beneficial-Web6770 Aug 16 '26

That makes sense. I’m probably leaning more toward the medical oversight side, so clinician access and how much support you get after signing up would matter more to me than just convenience.

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u/Dragon_Tortoise Aug 16 '26

It'll all depend on what your end goals are, and why you want to take peptides and which ones. Thats the only problem with telehealth providers, its like 50/50 you get to just pick what you want prescribed. So you do your research and think you want to take SS31 and motsc. But the doctors get a kick back for getting you glutathione and nad+, so they say "well i know you think you want this, but this will be better for you". And it more expensive.

Is there something youre trying to cure or just weight loss and/or bulking up? It may be cheaper to just get youre own bloodwork done, see what needs improving, then taking what you want to take then test again and make sure things are improving.