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Whether you're recovering from an injury that won't quite heal, running low on energy no matter how much you sleep, or just want to feel like yourself again — our team builds personalized, prescription-based peptide protocols around your labs and goals, under the care of a provider who takes the time to listen.
Two Edmond-area locations · Prescription-based, provider-supervised care · Personalized protocols — never one-size-fits-all
Personalized to your labs and goals — never a catalog to self-select from.
What is peptide therapy?
If you're dealing with a stubborn tendon or joint issue that hasn't responded to rest, or you've noticed your recovery between workouts has slowed, you may be wondering whether a more targeted, provider-guided option exists. Maybe your body isn't bouncing back the way it used to, and you'd like a provider to help you figure out why. Peptide therapy is one of several tools your provider may discuss with you — alongside, not instead of, a thorough look at what's actually driving the symptom.
If you've already done your homework on specific peptides — Sermorelin or Tesamorelin for the growth-hormone axis, or others — and you want a provider to weigh in on whether they're right for you, that conversation starts the same place: a consultation, relevant labs, and a review of your health history. You won't be left to figure it out alone — every peptide here is prescribed and overseen by a provider who stays with you through it.
Research on peptides is still developing, and individual response varies. Your provider will walk through what current research does and doesn't support for your specific goals before recommending a protocol.
Peptide therapy here starts with a conversation. Most people come to us because something in their body isn't working the way it used to, and they want to understand why rather than just cover it up. Before any protocol is prescribed, your provider reviews your goals, health history, and relevant labs to understand what's driving it, whether that's slow recovery, a hormone imbalance, or a healthy-aging goal.
Pristine Health was founded by Carley McLaughlin, APRN-CNP, on a simple belief: patients deserve more time, more explanation, and a provider who keeps asking why until they find the root cause. Every provider on our team practices that way. Yours stays involved before, during, and after your protocol, adjusting as your labs and response change.
That's the difference between a managed protocol and ordering peptides online. How a protocol is managed matters as much as what's in it.
Every peptide protocol at Pristine Health is prescribed and overseen by a licensed provider — never self-directed — which means you always have a real person watching how your plan is working and adjusting it with you. Most of our APRN-CNPs are trained to manage peptide protocols as part of a broader recovery, hormone, or wellness plan, so the provider you see for your consultation can typically guide your peptide therapy directly.
Sallye began her healthcare career in the ER, spending 11 years as a Registered Nurse before becoming a Nurse Practitioner in 2017. She holds degrees from the University of Central Arkansas, UCO, and Maryville University. Outside the clinic, she enjoys family time, travel, and sports — a proud Texan who has been cheering for the Sooners longer than she can remember.
Sommer is an Edmond native and earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Central Oklahoma in 2016. Her background spans emergency nursing and two years as a flight nurse. In 2022, she graduated from the University of South Alabama's nurse practitioner program. She has spent the past two years focused on root-cause functional medicine, including advanced GI-MAP and DUTCH testing. Outside the clinic, she is with her husband, two kids, and golden retriever, or playing golf whenever she gets the chance.
Peptide therapy isn't only for people chasing personal records. A lot of the patients we see for hormone balance or recovery support ask us, almost as an aside, whether peptides could fit alongside their other care — sometimes they do, depending on your goals and health history, after a personalized consultation. Peptides like Sermorelin and Tesamorelin are frequently discussed for energy, recovery, and body-composition goals as part of a broader plan.
If you're already working with us on hormone balance through BHRT or exploring Functional Medicine for root-cause support, ask your provider whether a peptide protocol makes sense as a complement — not a replacement — to the plan you're already on. There's no pressure to add anything; your provider will tell you honestly whether peptides fit your situation right now.
Frequently asked
Individual peptide pricing at Pristine Health ranges from $100 to $250, depending on the peptide, vial size, and dose tier. Peptide therapy is self-pay, since most insurance plans don't cover it. Your consultation includes a full pricing breakdown specific to your recommended protocol before you commit to anything.
It's a fair thing to ask. Peptide therapy is prescription-based and administered under medical supervision at Pristine Health — your provider reviews your health history and relevant labs before recommending anything, then stays with you to monitor how you respond. As with any prescribed therapy, individual results and tolerability vary; your provider explains the considerations specific to you.
Patients often ask which peptide is best for bone- and joint-related recovery, and the honest answer is that it depends on your history, imaging, labs, and goals. Your provider reviews all of that during a consultation and recommends whether a prescription peptide protocol is appropriate for you — rather than applying a one-size-fits-all answer.
Yes — and that's by design, for your safety. Peptide therapy at Pristine Health is prescription-based: a licensed provider gets to know your health history and goals during a consultation, then prescribes and monitors your protocol. We don't offer peptides without that relationship, which is what sets this apart from ordering peptides online without medical oversight.
Your provider determines and oversees your protocol, and you'll receive clear guidance specific to your prescription after your consultation — you won't be left guessing. We keep dosing and administration details out of public copy on purpose, because they're personalized to you and shared directly between you and your provider.
Peptide therapy at Pristine Health is offered to patients of all genders. Many patients use peptides as part of a broader hormone-balance, recovery, or healthy-aging plan — not exclusively for athletic performance. Your provider recommends an approach based on your individual goals and labs, regardless of gender.
Peptide therapy is typically a self-pay service and is not usually covered by health insurance, since most peptide protocols are considered elective or wellness-focused. We're happy to walk through pricing transparently during your consultation, so there are no surprises before you begin.
Disclaimer
Peptide therapy is prescription-based and administered under medical supervision. Individual results vary; consult your Pristine Health provider for personalized recommendations.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. They are prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy and require a valid prescription.
This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before starting any new treatment.
