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Two Houston Clinics
Memorial and The Woodlands
Peptide Therapy Programs & Pricing
One program price covering medication, provider review, shipping and follow-up; the form shows the exact price for each dose and duration. A $20 provider intake fee is paid at intake. Tell us which program you are interested in; an independent licensed provider makes the final decision on whether it is appropriate, the formulation and the dose. Nothing is charged until a provider approves your plan.
Semaglutide
The weekly GLP-1 shot · Available by provider review
From $200
per 28 days, all-in
WHAT IT IS
- Compounded semaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor agonist used in medical weight management programs
- One small injection under the skin once a week, done at home
OPTIONS & PRICING
- Semaglutide (B12 Additive): $200 / 28 days, $350 / 56 days
- Semaglutide (Non-B12 Additive): $200 / 28 days, $350 / 56 days
- Semaglutide (Microdose): $170 / 28 days, $290 / 56 days
GOOD TO KNOW
- Most often asked about for appetite control and weight loss
- Starts at 0.25 mg weekly and steps up monthly; the provider sets every dose
- Common side effects: nausea, constipation and tiredness, mostly in the first weeks
- Many patients pair it with lymphatic drainage or skin tightening as their body changes
Tirzepatide
The dual-action GLP-1/GIP shot · Available by provider review
From $320
per 28 days, all-in
WHAT IT IS
- Compounded tirzepatide, a GLP-1/GIP receptor agonist used in medical weight management programs
- One small injection under the skin once a week, done at home
OPTIONS & PRICING
- Tirzepatide (B12 Additive): $320 / 28 days, $590 / 56 days
- Tirzepatide (Non-B12 Additive): $320 / 28 days, $590 / 56 days
- Tirzepatide (Microdose): $240 / 28 days, $430 / 56 days
GOOD TO KNOW
- Most often asked about for appetite control and weight loss, often by people who felt semaglutide was not enough
- Starts low and steps up monthly; the provider sets every dose
- Common side effects: nausea, constipation and tiredness, mostly in the first weeks
- Many patients pair it with lymphatic drainage or EMS muscle toning
Lipo-B with B12
The “lipo shot” (MIC + B12) · Available by provider review
$210
per 70 days, all-in
WHAT IT IS
- A lipotropic injection: methionine, inositol, choline and vitamin B12
- One 10 mL vial, ten weekly injections at home; may come as MIC B12
OPTIONS & PRICING
- Lipo-B with B12: $210 / 70-day supply (single option)
GOOD TO KNOW
- Most often asked about for energy and supporting a weight-loss routine
- Often added alongside a GLP-1 program (multi-vial orders are one shipment)
- Injection-site soreness is the most reported side effect
NAD+
The “longevity” coenzyme · Available by provider review
From $250
per 56 days, all-in
WHAT IT IS
- Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme found in every cell, in injectable form (not a peptide)
- Injection under the skin once or twice a week at home
OPTIONS & PRICING
- NAD+ (standard, 100 mg once weekly): $250 / 56 days
- NAD+ Increased Dosing (100 mg twice weekly): $410 / 56 days
GOOD TO KNOW
- Most often asked about for energy, focus and recovery
- Injection-site soreness and mild nausea are the most reported side effects
Glutathione
The “master antioxidant” · Available by provider review
From $250
per 56 days, all-in
WHAT IT IS
- Injectable glutathione, an antioxidant your body also makes on its own
- Injection under the skin twice a week at home
OPTIONS & PRICING
- Glutathione (standard, 100 mg twice weekly): $250 / 56 days
- Glutathione – Increased Dosing (200 mg twice weekly): $410 / 56 days
GOOD TO KNOW
- Most often asked about for skin tone and general wellness
- Injection-site reactions are the most reported side effect
Sermorelin
The growth-hormone releaser · Available by provider review
$350
per course, all-in
WHAT IT IS
- A growth-hormone-releasing peptide that signals your own pituitary gland
- Small injection under the skin, usually at night, as the provider directs
OPTIONS & PRICING
- Sermorelin, 56-day course (male dosing): $350
- Sermorelin, 70-day course (female dosing): $350
GOOD TO KNOW
- Most often asked about for sleep quality, recovery and body composition
- Injection-site redness, flushing and headache are the most reported side effects
BPC-157
“Body Protection Compound” · Waitlist only
Call for Pricing
no price until cleared for compounding
WHAT IT IS
- A peptide first studied in gastric tissue; non-GLP-1
- Not currently cleared for pharmacy compounding in the U.S.
OPTIONS & PRICING
- BPC-157, 10 mg vial (2 mg/mL): 1 vial or 2 vials
GOOD TO KNOW
- Most often asked about for injury and gut recovery
- An FDA advisory committee recommended adding it in July 2026; final rules pending
- We will contact you if and when it becomes available
BPC-157 / TB-500
The “Wolverine stack” · Waitlist only
Call for Pricing
no price until cleared for compounding
WHAT IT IS
- A blend of BPC-157 and TB-500 (thymosin beta-4 fragment)
- Not currently cleared for pharmacy compounding in the U.S.
OPTIONS & PRICING
- BPC-157/TB-500, 15 mg in 5 mL: 28-day or 56-day cycle
GOOD TO KNOW
- Most often asked about for soft-tissue and joint recovery
- Both components were recommended by the FDA advisory committee in July 2026; final rules pending
- We will contact you if and when it becomes available
MOTS-c
The mitochondrial “exercise” peptide · Waitlist only
Call for Pricing
no price until cleared for compounding
WHAT IT IS
- A mitochondrial-derived peptide
- Not currently cleared for pharmacy compounding in the U.S.
OPTIONS & PRICING
- MOTS-C, 20 mg: 28-day cycle (2 vials) or 56-day cycle (4 vials)
GOOD TO KNOW
- Most often asked about for metabolism and exercise capacity
- Recommended by the FDA advisory committee in July 2026; final rules pending
- We will contact you if and when it becomes available
GHK-Cu
The copper peptide · Waitlist only
Call for Pricing
no price until cleared for compounding
WHAT IT IS
- A naturally occurring copper-binding peptide, injectable form
- Injectable GHK-Cu is not cleared for compounding; topical forms are a separate category
OPTIONS & PRICING
- GHK-Cu, 50 mg (5 mg/mL, 10 mL): 28-day or 56-day cycle
GOOD TO KNOW
- Most often asked about for skin and hair
- FDA advisory committee review scheduled before February 2027
- We will contact you if and when it becomes available
Epithalon
The pineal peptide (Epitalon) · Waitlist only
Call for Pricing
no price until cleared for compounding
WHAT IT IS
- A synthetic four-amino-acid peptide (AEDG) modeled on a pineal gland peptide
- Not currently cleared for pharmacy compounding in the U.S.
OPTIONS & PRICING
- Epithalon, one course: 5 vials, 50 mg total
GOOD TO KNOW
- Most often asked about for sleep and “anti-aging”
- Recommended by the FDA advisory committee in July 2026; final rules pending
- We will contact you if and when it becomes available
Not Sure Which Program?
Talk it through with us first
Free 10-minute call
- Tell us your goal; we explain the programs that fit and what each costs
- We answer questions about dosing, shipping and the intake
- If you want to move forward we keep a card on file, uncharged, and send your intake link
What Our Peptide Therapy Treatments Are Like
Four steps. Nothing is charged until you have seen your plan and price in writing.
1 — Request a call
2 — Your call and intake
3 — Provider review
4 — Approved and shipped
We have two conveniently located clinics serving West and North Houston, based in Memorial / the Energy Corridor and The Woodlands, offering lymphatic drainage and post-operative therapy to River Oaks, Memorial Villages, Tanglewood, West University, Katy, Creekside Park, Carlton Woods, Sterling Ridge, Panther Creek, Spring, and surrounding high-income communities.
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Why Choose Us for Peptide Therapy in Houston?
An online intake with a real clinic behind it. Most peptide programs are a website and a shipping label. Ours adds two Houston locations, a team that answers the phone, and recovery and body services you can use alongside the program if you want them.
Consult First, Never Checkout First: A free medical intake and an independent provider review come before any charge. If you are not approved, you pay nothing.
One All-In Price: Medication, provider review, shipping and follow-up in one written price. No membership, no auto-renewal, no surprise fees.
Honest About Fit: Weight management medication is one part of a program. If you are not a candidate, the provider will tell you and we will point you to what may help instead. Results vary and no specific result or timeline is promised.
A Clinic You Can Walk Into: Memorial and The Woodlands locations for questions about the program and for lymphatic drainage, body contouring and skin tightening as your body changes.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is peptide therapy, and what do you offer in Houston?
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signals in the body. Semaglutide and tirzepatide, the GLP-1 medications used in medical weight loss programs, are peptides. Our peptide therapy programs in Houston currently include compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide for weight management, plus Lipo-B, NAD+ and glutathione wellness injections. Everything is prescribed by independent licensed providers after an online medical intake.
Can I choose my medication or dose?
You tell us which program interests you. An independent licensed provider decides whether it is appropriate, the formulation and the dose, and may recommend something different or decline.
How much does a GLP-1 weight loss program cost in Houston?
One program price covers the medication, provider review, shipping and follow-up. Semaglutide runs $170 to $350 and tirzepatide $240 to $590 depending on dose type and whether you choose 28 or 56 days; wellness injections run $210 to $410. Each supply is one vial per 28 days, so a 56-day order may ship in two parts. The only separate charge is a $20 provider intake fee paid at intake. We keep a card on file during your call, but nothing is charged until a provider approves your plan at the price you saw in writing; if you are not approved, you pay nothing more. No membership and no automatic renewal.
Are compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide FDA approved?
No. These are compounded medications prepared by a licensed pharmacy for individual patients. The FDA does not review or approve compounded medications for safety, effectiveness or quality. FDA-approved weight management medications are available by prescription through retail pharmacies, and your provider can discuss whether one of those is a better fit for you.
What are the side effects of GLP-1 injections?
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation and abdominal pain are the most common. Serious risks reported with this class include pancreatitis, gallbladder disease, kidney problems and, in animal studies, thyroid tumors. Compounded vials can come in different concentrations than brand pens, so measure every dose exactly as your provider and pharmacy instruct. Your provider reviews all of this with you before prescribing.
Who qualifies for medical weight management?
Adults with a BMI of 30 or higher, or 27 or higher with a related condition such as insulin resistance, high blood pressure or sleep apnea, who are willing to complete a full medical history and follow-up check-ins. Pregnancy, a history of eating disorders, medullary thyroid cancer, pancreatitis, type 1 diabetes and several other conditions rule treatment out. The provider makes the final decision after reviewing your intake.
Do I need to come into the Memorial or Woodlands clinic?
No. The intake and provider review happen online, and the pharmacy ships to your door anywhere in Texas our provider network serves. You are welcome at either Houston location for questions about the program or for the lymphatic drainage, body slimming and skin tightening services we offer alongside it. Questions about your medication, dose or side effects go to your provider.
Do you offer BPC-157, TB-500 or other research peptides?
Not yet. In July 2026 the FDA’s Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee recommended adding BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, MOTS-c, Epitalon and Semax to the list of substances pharmacies may compound, but a recommendation is not a rule, and as of today they are not cleared for compounding. We will add peptides to our Houston programs as they become legal to prescribe and compound. Clinics selling them now are doing so outside the rules.
What happens to my health information?
Your medical intake goes to the provider group, not to Carolina Pintos Therapy, and the provider group gives you its own privacy notice at intake. Our privacy policy covers how this website handles your information.
About compounded medications and this page
Carolina Pintos Therapy does not practice medicine and does not prescribe medication. Prescriptions are issued by independent licensed providers who exercise their own clinical judgment after an online medical review. A prescription is not guaranteed. Medications are compounded and dispensed by licensed pharmacies. Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. FDA-approved alternatives are available for weight management. Nothing on this page is medical advice, and nothing here should be used in place of a conversation with a licensed clinician. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.