01 / THE CYCLE
You counted, tracked, and started over.
Maybe it worked for a while. Then hunger changed, or life happened, and the weight came back with more shame stuck to it.
Chronic metabolic care, without the judgment
The conversation should start with biology, not blame.
Peak provides private, ongoing medical care for adults living with obesity and related metabolic conditions. Because this was never just about losing weight — it was about getting your health and your life back.
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Biology before blame.Licensed clinician reviewYour health history and medications are reviewed before treatment is prescribed.
Ongoing supportQuestions, side effects, dosing and maintenance do not end at checkout.
Next-day airApproved and ready? We ship fast — next-day air with tracking to your door.
LegitScript certified
THE MEDICATION IS ONLY PART OF THE CARE
From day one, a real person is in your corner.
Getting the prescription is the easy part. Living with treatment is where people need help, so Peak builds the help in.
Your personal welcome call
You start with a one-on-one call with your health coach to talk through your goals, your questions, and your first weeks.
Weekly live coaching + community
Join weekly calls and a private patient community when you want them. Speak up often, or just listen.
Real humans, 7 days a week
Ask us anything. Email support@trypeak.com or text +1 307 271 8898 — yes, even before you buy.
Real humans.
7 days a week.
7 days a week.
FAST WHEN YOU’RE READYSubmit your intake today. Treatment could be at your door as soon as tomorrow.*
*After clinical approval, pharmacy fulfillment, and applicable shipping cutoffs.AND WHEN YOU REACH YOUR GOAL?We help you think about maintenance, too.
Your care team can help weigh an ongoing approach and the lowest dose that stays clinically appropriate.
YOU’VE TRIED HARDER THAN PEOPLE KNOW
You followed the plan. The weight came back anyway.
You can do everything right, watch your body push back anyway, and still walk into a doctor’s office feeling like you have to prove how hard you tried. Three things drive that, and your willpower is none of them.
5 years agotoday02 / THE CHANGE
Your body changed. The advice stayed the same.
Age, sleep, stress, hormones, and health conditions can all change how weight behaves. Advice written for the body you had at 25 may fit poorly on the body you have now.
03 / THE CARE GAP
Care became one more place to feel judged.
Your history and effort deserve to be heard before anyone decides what care makes sense. A visit should feel like help. Too often it feels like a hearing.
The outcome is bigger than a number
The scale was never just about weight. It was about freedom.
From food noise.From starting over.From hiding.From judgment.From blaming yourself.
More energy. More confidence. More room in your life for things that have nothing to do with managing your weight.
Biology before blame
Weight is more complicated than “eat less, move more.”
Appetite, sleep, stress, hormones, medications, genetics and health conditions can all matter. Your clinician looks at the whole picture.
01
Appetite & fullness
Hunger and satiety signals can make eating less feel completely different from one person—or one stage of life—to another.
02
Sleep, stress & hormones
Poor sleep, chronic stress and hormonal shifts can affect appetite, energy and how your body responds to the same routine.
03
Medications & health history
Your current medications, prior treatment, family history and medical conditions belong in the conversation.
04
Metabolic conditions
High blood pressure, high cholesterol, prediabetes, sleep apnea, fatty liver and thyroid concerns can be part of the bigger picture.
Care that continues
Better care starts by understanding you.
LICENSED CLINICIAN REVIEWCare should feel like someone is actually listening.
Not processing you through a funnel.
Better care starts with understanding the whole picture.
Not just your BMI. Not just today’s weight. Your history, prior attempts, medications, related conditions, symptoms and goals all matter.
- 01
Tell us what is really going on.
Complete a private intake about your goals, medical history, current medications, previous attempts, and related health concerns.
Private · online - 02
A licensed clinician reviews the whole picture.
Your treatment decision should account for more than a target weight. A clinician determines whether medication is appropriate.
Clinical review required - 03
Receive your treatment plan.
When prescribed, your medication ships discreetly with everything you need — syringes, alcohol pads, and clear instructions for getting started.
Discreet delivery - 04
Stay connected as your needs change.
Ongoing care may include questions, side-effect support, progress review, dose decisions and maintenance conversations.
Long-term care
Treatment + pricing
Two options. One care team.
Peak offers compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide when clinically appropriate. Your clinician—not a product quiz—determines what belongs in your care plan.
GLP-1
Semaglutide
A GLP-1 option used for chronic weight management when prescribed.
From $165/month
$179 first month
- Once-weekly treatment when prescribed
- Clinician-guided dosing
- Care-team support throughout treatment
Monthly: $179 first month, then $249/mo
3 months: $179/mo · $537 paid upfront
6 months: $165/mo · $990 paid upfront
3 months: $179/mo · $537 paid upfront
6 months: $165/mo · $990 paid upfront
GIP + GLP-1
Tirzepatide
A dual GIP + GLP-1 option used for chronic weight management when prescribed.
From $232/month
$279 first month
- Dual GIP + GLP-1 pathway
- Clinician-guided dosing
- Care-team support throughout treatment
Monthly: $279 first month, then $349/mo
3 months: $279/mo · $837 paid upfront
6 months: $232/mo · $1,392 paid upfront
3 months: $279/mo · $837 paid upfront
6 months: $232/mo · $1,392 paid upfront
No insurance requiredNo membership or hidden feesSame price at every doseCancel anytime, no contractsSwitching? Keep your current doseSyringes + alcohol pads included
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved; a licensed clinician determines whether treatment is appropriate after medical review.
WHAT TO ACTUALLY EXPECT
Freedom is not a 30-day promise. It’s a longer game.
Most weight-loss marketing sells the finish line. Peak is built around the months in between — learning how your body responds, adjusting care when needed, building consistency, and planning for what happens after the initial weight comes off.
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MONTH 1
Start by learning your response.
Your first month is about beginning treatment safely, understanding how it fits your life, and giving your care team useful information about how you’re responding.
02
MONTHS 2–3
Adjust — and don’t judge the plan too early.
This is where ongoing care matters. Your clinician may evaluate tolerability, response, dose, goals, and whether anything in the plan needs to change.
This is the point where a lot of people stop — around month 2 to 3, mistaking the adjustment phase for failure, often right before things start to settle. Don’t judge the whole plan by one month.
03
MONTHS 3–6+
Consistency starts to matter more than novelty.
Longer-term care gives you time to work on the habits, health goals, routines, and support systems that matter beyond the first shipment.
04
WHEN YOU’RE READY
Protect the freedom you worked for.
Reaching a goal does not have to mean losing support. Your care team can help evaluate maintenance options and what ongoing treatment, if any, is appropriate for you.
WHY WE RECOMMEND MULTI-MONTH PLANS
Give your care plan enough time to become a care plan.
Not a “quick-fix challenge,” and not a lock-in. Obesity is a chronic condition — the change that lasts comes from staying with care, not restarting it. So if you’re going to be on treatment for months anyway, a multi-month plan is just the lower-cost way to do it: same care, same medication, less per month.
3 monthsThe smart place to start — especially if you’re switching. A lower monthly rate, no long commitment.
6 monthsOur lowest monthly rate once you know it’s working — six months for about the price of four.
See treatment plansIndividual response, dose changes, side effects, and treatment duration vary. These phases describe the care experience, not guaranteed weight-loss results or a fixed dosing schedule.
FULL TRANSPARENCY
Don’t take our word for it. Verify us.
By the time you’re weighing months of care, you should know exactly who’s behind it. We name the pharmacy, the provider network, and the formulation — so you can check the receipts yourself.
YOUR PHARMACY HAS A NAME
Emerald Compounding Pharmacy
Not a mystery fulfillment center. Peak names the pharmacy — a 503A sterile compounding pharmacy in Tampa, Florida — so you can independently verify its license and read its public reviews.
Location of recordTampa, Florida
Pharmacy type503A sterile compounding
FL pharmacy licensePH35337
DEA registrationFE4155974 (Sched. II–V)
StandardsUSP <797> / <800>
Every ID above is a public record. Look them up yourself.
YOUR PROVIDER NETWORK HAS A NAME
DrTelX
Peak’s clinical care runs through DrTelX, a telehealth network of state-licensed physicians and nurse practitioners. Led by Medical Director Dr. Scott Sanderson, MD. Every prescription comes from a licensed clinician who reads your history.
Meet the DrTelX team ↗INDEPENDENT TELEHEALTH CERTIFICATION
LegitScript Certified
Legitimacy isn’t just a claim inside our own marketing.
YOUR MEDICATION HAS AN IDENTITY
Base-form semaglutide & tirzepatide
The base form used in the clinical research — not the cheaper sodium-salt version some compounders substitute, and not gray-market “research peptides.” Stabilized with glycine (studied for muscle preservation) and no mystery additives — never the surprise vitamins some pharmacies mix in.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Formulation per current dispensing-pharmacy documentation.QUALITY YOU CAN CHECK, NOT JUST CLAIM
Compounded to 503A pharmacy standards
Sterile preparations compounded under USP <797> standards
Hazardous handling under USP <800> where applicable
Active ingredients from FDA-registered facilities with Certificates of Analysis
Batch potency & sterility testing available on request
You shouldn’t have to trust a telehealth company because its website looks legitimate. You should be able to verify it yourself.Receipts, not slogans.
THE PEAK DIFFERENCE
Same category of medication. A very different care experience.
Medication may be the product. The experience around it is what makes Peak different.
With Peak
✓1:1 health coach when you get started
✓Weekly coaching + optional community
✓Real human support 7 days a week
✓Named pharmacy + provider network you can verify
✓Fast fulfillment — next-day air after approval
✓Maintenance planning when you’re ready
The commodity experience
×A prescription and a shipment can be the entire relationship
×Support can be limited to refill or service requests
×Pharmacy and clinical partners may be presented generically
×Long-term support varies widely by provider
Category contrast, not a claim about every GLP-1 provider.
Belonging without exposure
Support without making your health public.
Some patients want to hear from people who have lived the same cycle. Others want their treatment to remain completely private. Peak can support both without turning your health into a public project.
Community is there whenever you want it. Privacy is the default, on from the start.
Private health intake
Discreet delivery
Optional community
No public weigh-ins
Real questions deserve real answers
What you actually need to know.
How do I know Peak is legitimate?
Fair thing to check before you spend a dollar. Peak names its pharmacy (Emerald Compounding Pharmacy, Florida license PH35337), its provider network (DrTelX), and holds LegitScript certification — and every one of those is a public record you can look up yourself. It’s all in the “Verify us” section above. Most telehealths won’t hand you the receipts. We do.
I’m switching from Zepbound or another provider. Can I keep my current dose?
Yes, and it’s one of the most common ways people come to Peak. Note your current medication and dose in your intake, and upload your current prescription if you have it. Your clinician reviews it and, when it’s clinically appropriate, continues you at your current dose instead of restarting at the lowest one, so you don’t lose the progress you’ve already made. If you’re on a maintenance dose, mention that too.
Does the price go up as my dose increases?
No. Your price is the same at every dose. A lot of companies quote a low starting number, then charge more as you titrate up. At Peak, what you pay doesn’t change when your dose does.
Are there membership fees, hidden fees, or insurance requirements?
None of the above. No membership fee, no hidden fees, and no insurance needed. It’s one flat price for your plan, paid directly, and you can cancel anytime. There’s no contract.
What actually comes in the box?
Your compounded medication, plus the syringes and alcohol pads you need to use it, and clear instructions for getting started. It ships discreetly with tracking — next-day air once you’re approved.
What’s actually in the medication? I’ve heard some pharmacies add things.
Good thing to ask. Peak’s pharmacy compounds the base form of semaglutide or tirzepatide — the same molecular form used in the clinical research — stabilized with glycine, which has been studied for muscle preservation. No mystery additives, not the cheaper sodium-salt version, and not gray-market “research peptides.” Compounded medications are not FDA-approved; a licensed clinician decides whether it’s right for you.
What does “compounded” mean, and is it safe?
Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy for a specific patient’s prescription. They are not FDA-approved products. Peak’s pharmacy is a 503A sterile compounding pharmacy that follows USP <797> and <800> standards, with active ingredients from FDA-registered facilities and batch testing available on request. License numbers and standards are in the “Verify us” section.
What if I have side effects or a question mid-treatment?
You reach a real person, 7 days a week — by email at support@trypeak.com or text at +1 307 271 8898, even before you buy. Your care team can talk through common side effects, dose questions, and which symptoms need urgent medical attention. You’re not left alone with a shipment.
Do I have to commit to 6 months?
No. If you’re new to compounded treatment or switching pharmacies, starting with a 1- or 3-month plan is a smart way to see how your body responds before committing further. The 6-month plan is there for the best per-month price once you know it’s working for you.
What happens if I stop, and what about maintenance?
Weight regain can happen after treatment ends. That’s common with GLP-1 treatment in general. When you reach your goal, your clinician can help you step toward the lowest effective dose and set an ongoing check-in cadence so the progress holds. Long-term plans are a conversation with your clinician, shaped around you over time.
How do semaglutide and tirzepatide differ?
They act on different pathways. Semaglutide works on the GLP-1 receptor; tirzepatide works on both GIP and GLP-1. Which one fits you depends on your health history and your clinician’s review, not a product quiz.
Let’s start with a real medical conversation.
Tell us about your health, what you have tried and what you want to change. A licensed clinician will determine whether Peak is right for you.
Start your private health intake