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The Charleston Atelier

Telehealth or clinicBased in SCRanked #260Checked November 5, 2026
2 of 3
of our own checks pass
—
consult fee not published
5
covered peptides on sale

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Can you get a prescription peptide from The Charleston Atelier?

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

15 / 100

Ranked #260

Higher than 53% of the 613 sellers we score

-10 points: sells blends of covered peptides (policy allows single peptide only).

-5 points: markets peptides outside the six covered.

The Charleston Atelier 15
Typical seller 12Best 400100

The shaded part is the sellers The Charleston Atelier scores higher than.

Legal basics22 / 44License, gated checkout, wording, FDA letters, routes
  • Dispensing pharmacy license: Unknown, 0 of 12. Two pharmacies are named, Sweetgrass Pharmacy and UMS Rx, with no way to tell which fills a given peptide. Texas board shows SWEETGRASS PHARMACY CAROLINA PARK, LLC, licence 36241, Active, expires 08/31/2028, Mt Pleasant SC; the site does not name that location. Texas board search for UMS Rx returned no record. South Carolina board not checked. (November 5, 2026)
  • Medical step before payment: Pass, 8 of 8. 'Book a consultation' opens a booking widget for a 45 minute physician consultation where Dr. Kendall reviews medical history. Pens are priced on the page but there is no cart. Memberships use 'Apply' links, and the page says 'Dr. Kendall decides at your consultation whether it suits you'. Page says 'Peptides are prescribed only after a consultation with Dr. Kendall'. Nothing typed, no slot chosen. thecharlestonatelier.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • No research-use wording: Pass, 4 of 4. No research-use wording on the pages selling the peptide, the home page or FAQ/terms pages. thecharlestonatelier.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • No FDA warning letter: Pass, 7 of 7. FDA warning letter index search (The Charleston Atelier; thecharlestonatelier.com) found no letter to this company (5 Nov 2026) 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 results in a justice.gov news search for the exact name (5 Nov 2026). Court dockets and state board actions not searched, so not marked pass. justice.gov ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • Single peptide only, no blends: Fail, 0 of 4. Peptide cards include 'This blend combines BPC-157 and TB-500', plus a separate 'synergistic blend' for skin called Glow in the pricing text thecharlestonatelier.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • Only the 6 covered peptides: Fail, 0 of 2. Same cards include Tesamorelin, AOD-9604, AICAR, GHK-Cu, CJC-1295/Ipamorelin and MK-677 (outside the six) thecharlestonatelier.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • Routes allowed by the policy: Pass, 3 of 3. all listed routes are within Appendix B thecharlestonatelier.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 thecharlestonatelier.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • States listed: Pass, 3 of 3. ['SC (in-person stated; peptide delivery not stated)'] thecharlestonatelier.com ↗ (November 5, 2026)
  • LegitScript certified: Unknown, 0 of 5. not checked (November 5, 2026)
  • Customer reviews: Unknown, 0 of 5. No Trustpilot profile (404) for thecharlestonatelier.com (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

    What their site says
    “From two licensed 503A compounding pharmacies, Sweetgrass Pharmacy and UMS Rx, prescribed by Dr. Kendall after your consultation.”
    What we found

    Two pharmacies are named, Sweetgrass Pharmacy and UMS Rx, with no way to tell which fills a given peptide. Texas board shows SWEETGRASS PHARMACY CAROLINA PARK, LLC, licence 36241, Active, expires 08/31/2028, Mt Pleasant SC; the site does not name that location. Texas board search for UMS Rx returned no record. South Carolina board not checked.

    Checked November 5, 2026
  2. 2
    Pass

    Medical step before payment

    'Book a consultation' opens a booking widget for a 45 minute physician consultation where Dr. Kendall reviews medical history. Pens are priced on the page but there is no cart. Memberships use 'Apply' links, and the page says 'Dr. Kendall decides at your consultation whether it suits you'. Page says 'Peptides are prescribed only after a consultation with Dr. Kendall'. Nothing typed, no slot chosen.

    Checked November 5, 2026 · thecharlestonatelier.com ↗
  3. 3
    Pass

    No research-use wording

    No research-use wording on the pages selling the peptide, the home page or FAQ/terms pages.

    Checked November 5, 2026 · thecharlestonatelier.com ↗

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

Who fills the order and who prescribes

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

Dispensing pharmacy Named for other medicines

The FAQ names Sweetgrass Pharmacy and UMS Rx as licensed 503A compounding pharmacies. The site does not say which fills a given peptide. Texas board search found a Sweetgrass record and no UMS Rx record.

“From two licensed 503A compounding pharmacies, Sweetgrass Pharmacy and UMS Rx, prescribed by Dr. Kendall after your consultation.” thecharlestonatelier.com ↗
  • Sweetgrass Pharmacy Carolina Park, LLC, Mt Pleasant, SC.Texas State Board of Pharmacy (non-resident license): license #36241, Active, expires August 31, 2028.Board record ↗

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 injection$225per pen, $150 for membersSubcutaneous, Intramuscular, Oral, TopicalSource
TB-500Not listedNot publishedSubcutaneous, IntramuscularSource
EpitalonNot listedNot publishedSubcutaneous, IntramuscularSource
MOTS-cNot listedNot publishedSubcutaneous, IntramuscularSource
KPVNot listedNot publishedTopical, OralSource

Website: thecharlestonatelier.com ↗ · Prescription: Required, per the seller's site. Source ↗ · Pharmacy that fills it: Sweetgrass Pharmacy; UMS Rx (which fills a given peptide not stated) · States served: SC (in-person stated; peptide delivery not stated)

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