Peptide clinics in Charleston, SC
We found 2 ranked peptide clinics with an office in Charleston. Each one passed our prescription checks. Open a clinic to see every check and the peptides it lists.
State lists checked on October 30, 2026. Clinic addresses from each clinic's own site.
Information only. Not medical advice. A US-licensed prescriber decides. We do not sell, prescribe or take payment from these pharmacies.
Ranked clinics in Charleston
How we scoreIn rank order. Price is the clinic's own lowest listed price for one peptide. Call ahead: offices move and close.
| US rank | Clinic | Price from | Consult fee | Rx score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #61 | Portico Longevity | Not listed | Not listed | 17/100 |
| #139 | Koniver Wellness | Not listed | Not listed | 7/100 |
More options in South Carolina
1 more ranked clinic has an office elsewhere in South Carolina. 6 telehealth providers serve South Carolina by mail. See all peptide clinics in South Carolina
What to ask before you book
Ask who will see you and check that person's license with the South Carolina licensing board.
Ask which pharmacy fills the prescription, and what the full plan costs, not only the first visit.
The six peptides in the HHS policy are not FDA approved. The clinician decides whether a prescription is right for you.
Questions
Is peptide therapy legal in South Carolina?
With a prescription, the federal answer is yes for six peptides. Since October 30, 2026, HHS says it will not act against a state-licensed pharmacy that compounds BPC-157, TB-500, Epitalon, MOTS-c, Semax and KPV for a named patient with a valid prescription. They are still not FDA approved. South Carolina can add its own rules. We have not reviewed South Carolina law, so ask the clinician before you book.
Do I need a prescription?
Yes. The HHS policy only covers a pharmacy that compounds for a named patient with a valid prescription. A seller that ships these peptides with no prescription is outside the policy.
What does peptide therapy cost in Charleston, SC?
None of the providers on this page lists a consult fee on its site. None lists a BPC-157 price on its site, so ask the clinic. Ask what the full plan costs before you start.
Do I have to visit a clinic in Charleston?
No. 6 ranked telehealth providers serve South Carolina by mail, with the visit online. A clinic visit lets the clinician examine you in person.