Question 1

What are peptides and how do they work?

Accepted Answer

Peptides are short chains of amino acids that participate in signaling throughout the body. Different peptides are associated with different biological functions, including metabolism, hormone signaling, recovery, immune activity, sleep, cognition, and tissue processes. The effects, risks, legality, and appropriate use depend on the specific peptide and the individual.

Question 2

What is GLP-1 therapy?

Accepted Answer

GLP-1 therapy refers to prescription medications that mimic or influence glucagon-like peptide-1, a hormone involved in appetite, glucose regulation, insulin signaling, and digestion. Qualified providers may prescribe these medications for specific clinical uses, including certain metabolic or weight-management needs.

Question 3

Who may be a candidate for peptide or GLP-1 therapy?

Accepted Answer

Candidate eligibility depends on the specific treatment, health history, medications, risk factors, goals, laboratory information, applicable regulations, and professional evaluation. A consultation can help identify whether further assessment may be appropriate.

Question 4

Are these therapies safe?

Accepted Answer

No therapy is risk-free. Safety depends on the specific medication or peptide, sourcing, dosage, health history, contraindications, monitoring, and oversight. Prescription therapies should only be used under the direction of an appropriately licensed professional.

Question 5

How soon might someone notice changes?

Accepted Answer

Timelines vary considerably based on the therapy, individual biology, goals, lifestyle, consistency, and overall care plan. Some people report early changes, while other outcomes require more time. No specific result or timeline can be guaranteed.

Question 6

Do I need recent bloodwork?

Accepted Answer

Recent bloodwork is not always required to begin a conversation, but it may be requested when relevant so that available information can be considered during planning.

Question 7

Can I meet by phone or video?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Consultations are available by phone, virtual video call, or in person where offered.

Question 8

Are in-person consultations available?

Accepted Answer

In-person consultations are offered based on availability and location. Availability details are confirmed during scheduling.

Question 9

What is included in the consultation fee?

Accepted Answer

The $50 consultation fee covers a dedicated conversation to review your goals, concerns, and history and to identify possible next steps. It does not include medications, laboratory testing, provider prescribing fees, or products.

Question 10

What is included in the protocol fee?

Accepted Answer

The $100 protocol fee covers a more detailed planning process for clients with multi-system wellness goals. It does not include medication, laboratory testing, provider fees, products, or shipping unless specifically stated.

Question 11

Are medication costs included?

Accepted Answer

No. Medications, provider prescribing fees, and pharmacy or fulfillment charges are separate from consultation and protocol fees.

Question 12

How does shipping work?

Accepted Answer

When eligible items or medications are shipped through an appropriate fulfillment pathway, a $15 flat shipping charge may be invoiced. Availability and final charges depend on the specific product and fulfillment partner.

Question 13

Can I use my own healthcare provider?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many clients coordinate with their existing healthcare providers. Prescription decisions remain the responsibility of an appropriately licensed provider.

Question 14

What happens after I submit an application?

Accepted Answer

Applications are reviewed and followed up with by Leigh Vitality to determine next steps. Submitting an application does not guarantee treatment eligibility.

Question 15

Do you offer wellness services without peptide therapy?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Wellness add-ons and lifestyle-focused consultations are available independently of peptide or GLP-1 programs.

Question 16

How is my personal information handled?

Accepted Answer

Personal information is handled in accordance with our privacy policy and used to coordinate consultations, follow-up, and care planning.

Question 17

What should I do during a medical emergency?

Accepted Answer

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call emergency services immediately. Do not submit emergency information through this website.