Peptide Scanner, London
US prescription list: 363 more providers checked, 502 now ranked
We checked 363 more US clinics, telehealth services and doctors that offer the six covered peptides with a prescription. 613 providers are now checked, and 502 are ranked.
On 8 November 2026 we added 363 providers to our US prescription list. They offer BPC-157, TB-500, Epitalon, MOTS-c, Semax or KPV with a prescription. Before, the list had 250 checked and 174 ranked. Now it has 613 checked and 502 ranked.
For each one we read its own public pages: treatments, prices, booking, FAQ and terms. We never made an account, typed personal data or paid.
Every provider gets the same three checks. Is the pharmacy that fills the order named, and is its state licence active? Does a medical step come before any payment? Do the pages that sell the peptide avoid "research use only" wording? Two passes, with no fail on checkout or wording, confirm the prescription route.
A peptide counts only if a treatment page, menu, price list or booking page names it. A blog post is not enough.
We confirmed the pharmacy licence for 7 of the 502 ranked providers. Most do not name their pharmacy, or we could not match it to a state board record.
Before publishing, we re-read three random samples against the live pages. The last one found 4 wrong records in the top 30. We fixed all 4.
Scores are out of 100, from public evidence only. The top score today is 40. Selling blends, or peptides outside the six, costs points, because the HHS policy covers neither. 487 of the 502 ranked providers lose points this way.
A rank is not a recommendation. A low score means missing proof, not wrongdoing. Compounded drugs are not approved medicines. A US-licensed prescriber decides.
You can filter by peptide and state. Each state has a page. So do 111 cities with two or more ranked clinics.