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Prime Vitality Care

Telehealth or clinicBased in TXRanked #20Checked November 5, 2026
2 of 3
of our own checks pass
—
consult fee not published
5
covered peptides on sale
25 / 100
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Can you get a prescription peptide from Prime Vitality Care?

Ranked: sells a covered peptide now and passes 2 of our 3 checks.

25 / 100

Ranked #20

Higher than 96% of the 613 sellers we score

-5 points: markets peptides outside the six covered.

Prime Vitality Care 25
Typical seller 12Best 400100

The shaded part is the sellers Prime Vitality Care scores higher than.

Legal basics22 / 44License, gated checkout, wording, FDA letters, routes
  • Dispensing pharmacy license: Unknown, 0 of 12. Pharmacy not disclosed. Pages say 'a licensed compounding pharmacy' and 'accredited compounding pharmacies'; none named on the pages read (5 Nov 2026). (November 5, 2026)
  • Medical step before payment: Pass, 8 of 8. Shop (62 items by API) has no covered peptide. 'Get Started — $199/mo' and 'Start Telehealth Consult' go to the booking page: a 30-minute consult with Dr. Goel held by a $50 booking fee, which is a visit fee, not a peptide sale. Site: 'prescribed by a Mount Sinai-trained physician (Dr. Goel) after a thorough medical evaluation'. Stopped at the details form; nothing typed. primevitalitycare.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • No research-use wording: Pass, 4 of 4. No research-use label on the pages selling the peptide, home or terms. The BPC-157 FAQ says it 'is classified as a research peptide and is prescribed off-label by licensed physicians', sourced from licensed compounding pharmacies. That describes its status, not a sale for research use. The Semax & Selank page's medical disclaimer says: 'Semax and Selank are research peptides. Their clinical use varies by regulatory jurisdiction. At Prime Vitality Wellness, all peptide protocols are administered under physician supervision'. That also describes status under a physician, not a sale for research use. primevitalitycare.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • No FDA warning letter: Pass, 7 of 7. No letter to Prime Vitality LLC / Prime Vitality Care found. The index has a 10 Dec 2024 letter to 'Prime Vitality, Inc. dba Prime Peptides', 735 State St., Santa Barbara CA, site primepeptides.co: different address, site and business type. No shared ownership found; ownership not searched. fda.gov ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • No legal action found: Unknown, 0 of 4. No match in ps-peptide-suits/our legal-actions dataset (name + domain) and 0 relevant results in a justice.gov news search for the exact name (5 Nov 2026). Court dockets (PACER/CourtListener) and state board actions not searched, so not marked pass. justice.gov ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • Single peptide only, no blends: Unknown, 0 of 4. Protocol cards pair peptides ('TB-500 & BPC-157', 'Epithalon & GHK-Cu', 'Semax & Selank') and FAQ says BPC-157 and TB-500 'are frequently used together'. Whether these are one product or separate is not stated. primevitalitycare.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • Only the 6 covered peptides: Fail, 0 of 2. Protocol cards list CJC-1295, PT-141, Kisspeptin, Thymosin Alpha-1 ($249 per month protocol), LL-37, Selank. primevitalitycare.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • Routes allowed by the policy: Pass, 3 of 3. all listed routes are within Appendix B primevitalitycare.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • Licenses in other states: Unknown, no points. not checked (November 5, 2026)
Quality evidence0 / 35Lot testing, API maker, accreditation, sterility
  • Ingredient maker named: Unknown, 0 of 8. not checked (November 5, 2026)
  • Ingredient maker FDA-registered: Unknown, 0 of 9. not checked (November 5, 2026)
  • Batch test reports: Unknown, 0 of 8. not checked (November 5, 2026)
  • PCAB or ACHC accreditation: Unknown, 0 of 5. not checked (November 5, 2026)
  • Endotoxin and sterility testing: Unknown, 0 of 5. not checked (November 5, 2026)
Transparency8 / 21Public prices, states served, LegitScript, reviews
  • Prices public: Pass, 5 of 5. public price for: bpc-157 primevitalitycare.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • States listed: Pass, 3 of 3. ['TX'] primevitalitycare.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • LegitScript certified: Unknown, 0 of 5. not checked (November 5, 2026)
  • Customer reviews: Unknown, 0 of 5. Trustpilot profile exists, claimed, 0 reviews (5 Nov 2026). trustpilot.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • Policy label shown: Unknown, 0 of 3. not checked (November 5, 2026)
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Our 3 checks

We checked these ourselves rather than trust the site.

  1. 1
    Unknown

    Dispensing pharmacy license

    Pharmacy not disclosed. Pages say 'a licensed compounding pharmacy' and 'accredited compounding pharmacies'; none named on the pages read (5 Nov 2026).

    Checked November 5, 2026
  2. 2
    Pass

    Medical step before payment

    Shop (62 items by API) has no covered peptide. 'Get Started — $199/mo' and 'Start Telehealth Consult' go to the booking page: a 30-minute consult with Dr. Goel held by a $50 booking fee, which is a visit fee, not a peptide sale. Site: 'prescribed by a Mount Sinai-trained physician (Dr. Goel) after a thorough medical evaluation'. Stopped at the details form; nothing typed.

    Checked November 5, 2026 · primevitalitycare.com ↗ · Stopped at booking.primevitalitycare.com
  3. 3
    Pass

    No research-use wording

    No research-use label on the pages selling the peptide, home or terms. The BPC-157 FAQ says it 'is classified as a research peptide and is prescribed off-label by licensed physicians', sourced from licensed compounding pharmacies. That describes its status, not a sale for research use. The Semax & Selank page's medical disclaimer says: 'Semax and Selank are research peptides. Their clinical use varies by regulatory jurisdiction. At Prime Vitality Wellness, all peptide protocols are administered under physician supervision'. That also describes status under a physician, not a sale for research use.

    Checked November 5, 2026 · primevitalitycare.com ↗

Wrong? Unknown means we could not confirm it from public sources, not a finding against Prime Vitality Care. Send evidence and we will re-check

Who fills the order and who prescribes

We read the main pages of the Prime Vitality Care site (home, peptide, about, FAQ and policy pages, not every page) and public records on November 5, 2026.

Dispensing pharmacy Not disclosed

Pharmacy not disclosed. Pages say 'a licensed compounding pharmacy' and 'accredited compounding pharmacies'; none named on the pages read (5 Nov 2026).

Checked November 5, 2026

Prescribers named on the site

An NPI number is not a license. It shows the specialty the clinician registered. NPI records checked November 5, 2026.

Covered peptides offered

Checked November 5, 2026

BPC-157subcutaneous, oral$199per month, physician management; medication cost separateSubcutaneous, Intramuscular, Oral, TopicalSource
TB-500Not listedNot publishedSubcutaneous, IntramuscularSource
EpitalonNot listedNot publishedSubcutaneous, IntramuscularSource
SemaxNot listedNot publishedIntranasalSource
KPVNot listedNot publishedTopical, OralSource

Legal name: Prime Vitality LLC dba Prime Vitality Care · Website: primevitalitycare.com ↗ · Prescription: Required, per the seller's site. Source ↗ · Pharmacy that fills it: Not disclosed · States served: TX

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