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Peptide and Regenerative Medicine Therapies At Ultra Wellness Medical, we are at the forefront of innovative treatments, offering advanced Peptide Therapy and Regenerative Medicine. These cutting-edge therapies are designed to harness the body’s natural healin

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Peptide and Regenerative Medicine Therapies

At Ultra Wellness Medical, we are at the forefront of innovative treatments, offering advanced Peptide Therapy and Regenerative Medicine. These cutting-edge therapies are designed to harness the body’s natural healing mechanisms, offering a wide range of health benefits, from rejuvenation and healing to weight management and chronic disease prevention.

What is Peptide Therapy?

Peptide therapy utilizes specific chains of amino acids called peptides to signal cells to regulate and rejuvenate functions within the body. Safe and effective, peptide therapy can help with weight loss, muscle building, and enhancing overall metabolic health. Our clinic provides a variety of peptide treatments, including Semaglutide for weight management, Tirzepatide, and BPC-157, which may support tissue healing and is commonly referred to as the "Wolverine Shot" for its rapid recovery properties.

Peptide therapy is typically administered through injections, ensuring direct absorption and effective results. This method allows for precise dosages and controlled delivery, maximizing the therapy’s benefits and minimizing potential side effects.

Weight Loss: Peptides like Tirzepatide, Semaglutide and MOTS-C can significantly aid in weight management by enhancing metabolic rate and reducing appetite.

Muscle Growth and Recovery: Peptides such as Sermorelin and TB-500 promote muscle growth and expedite recovery, improving overall physical performance.

Regeneration and Healing: Peptides are pivotal in regenerative medicine, promoting cellular repair and efficient healing of injuries.

Regenerative Medicine Therapies: Revolutionizing Treatment

Cellular & regenerative medicine employs biologic agents such as MSC-derived exosomes and Wharton's jelly products to help support the body's processes for decreasing inflammation and facilitating cellular repair. These approaches supply building blocks (including collagen and growth factors) and are often used in combination—topically, via IV, or through targeted injections—to promote overall tissue health and wellness.

Important Notice: These therapies are not FDA-approved for treating any specific medical condition. They are considered investigational. Outcomes vary and depend on individual factors. Use is only under qualified medical supervision.

Clinical research and ongoing FDA-regulated trials are investigating potential applications in areas such as:

Osteoarthritis

Long COVID

Autoimmune conditions

Parkinson's disease

Dementia

Chronic lung disease

Skin rejuvenation

Anti-aging & tissue support

Exosome Therapy

Delivers extracellular vesicles to enhance cell-to-cell signaling and support regeneration. Commonly used in rejuvenation, anti-aging, and recovery protocols.

MSC & Wharton's Jelly Biologics

Derived from ethically sourced umbilical tissue, these provide natural scaffolding and signaling molecules that may assist with joint, soft tissue, and wound healing support.

Biologics we use are produced in US-based, FDA Registered, GMP-certified facilities within ISO Class cleanrooms.

What is the Cost of Peptide Therapy?

The cost of peptide therapy and cellular medicine varies depending on the type and extent of treatment required. At Ultra Wellness Medical, we provide detailed consultations to discuss peptide therapy before and after expectations, side effects, and personalized treatment plans based on your specific health needs.

Why Choose Ultra Wellness Medicine for Peptide Therapy & Cellular Medicine?

  • Individualized Plans: We recognize that each patient has unique health needs. Our treatments are tailored to achieve personal health goals and optimize outcomes.

  • Holistic Health Focus: Beyond treating symptoms, we aim for comprehensive wellness, integrating peptide therapy and cellular medicine into a broader health maintenance regimen.

Embark on a health-focused journey with Peptide Therapy and Cellular Medicine at Ultra Wellness Medical. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and explore how these innovative therapies can be part of your solution to achieving and maintaining optimal health.

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Ultra Wellness Medical Peptide Price List

Includes bacteriostatic water to reconstitute, syringes, and supplies for administration. Once reconstituted, vials should be kept refrigerated. Peptides are manufactured in the USA, third-party tested for purity, and labeled for professional use only (not for physician dispensing). While some peptides are FDA approved for certain medical conditions, many are not officially approved or recommended by the FDA for the uses described here and may be considered experimental or investigational in nature.

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BPC-157

  • Description: A peptide known for its powerful healing properties.

  • Benefit: May promote tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and accelerate the healing of muscles, tendons, and ligaments. It also supports gut health and can aid in recovery from injuries.

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BPC/TB500

  • Description: A combination of peptides BPC-157 and TB500 (Thymosin Beta-4).

  • Benefit: May enhance powerful tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and accelerate healing of muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Supports gut health and can aid in recovery from injuries. TB500 additionally improves flexibility and endurance.

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Sermorelin

  • Description: A growth hormone-releasing peptide.

  • Benefit: May enhance muscle growth, aid in fat loss, improve vitality, support better sleep, increase energy levels, and can enhance cognitive function.

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CJC-1295/Ipamorelin

  • Description: A blend of peptides that stimulates growth hormone release.

  • Benefit: May improve muscle mass, enhance fat metabolism, speed up recovery from workouts, promote cellular repair and regeneration, and support anti-aging.

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Epithalon - (typically 1 cycle every 6 months)

  • Description: A peptide that regulates the cell cycle.

  • Benefit: May promote longevity, improve sleep quality, enhance pineal gland function, have antioxidant properties, and support immune function.

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MOTS-C - (4 × 10 mg vials)

  • Description: A mitochondrial-derived peptide.

  • Benefit: May enhance metabolic function, increase energy levels, support weight management, improve insulin sensitivity, and help reduce inflammation.

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Selank

  • Description: A peptide with anxiolytic properties.

  • Benefit: May reduce anxiety, improve cognitive function, enhance mood, support memory and learning, and help manage stress.

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Semax

  • Description: A peptide known for its neuroprotective effects.

  • Benefit: May enhance cognitive function, improve memory, support brain health, stabilize mood, and reduce symptoms of depression.

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TA1 (Thymosin Alpha-1)

  • Description: A peptide that modulates the immune system.

  • Benefit: May boost immune function, reduce inflammation, enhance the body’s ability to fight infections, support immune health, and aid in recovery from illnesses.

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AOD-9604

  • Description: A synthetic peptide fragment derived from human growth hormone, designed to target fat metabolism.

  • Benefit: May promote fat loss by stimulating lipolysis (fat breakdown) and inhibiting lipogenesis (fat formation), particularly in stubborn areas. It supports weight management and body composition improvements without significantly affecting blood sugar or growth hormone levels.

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Tesamorelin

  • Description: A growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) analog.

  • Benefit: May stimulate natural growth hormone production to reduce visceral (deep abdominal) fat, support improved body composition, enhance metabolic health, and may improve lipid profiles and insulin sensitivity.

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PT-141 - (5-10 doses depending on dose used)

  • Description: A melanocortin receptor agonist peptide.

  • Benefit: May enhance sexual desire and arousal by acting on the central nervous system, improves libido in both men and women, supports erectile function and sexual performance without relying on hormonal changes.

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DSIP

  • Description: Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide, a neuropeptide involved in sleep regulation.

  • Benefit: May promote deep, restorative sleep (particularly delta-wave sleep), support stress reduction, aid in recovery, and may enhance overall well-being and sleep quality.

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NAD+ - (subcutaneous dosing)

  • Description: Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide, a vital coenzyme for cellular energy.

  • Benefit: May boost energy levels and vitality, support mitochondrial function and cellular repair, enhance cognitive function and mental clarity, promote anti-aging effects, aid in metabolism and recovery, and may reduce stress and improve mood.

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GLOW Peptide Combination

  • Description: A blend of GHK-Cu, BPC-157, and TB500 designed for tissue repair and inflammation reduction.

  • Benefit: May accelerate tissue healing, reduce inflammation, and promote overall skin and muscle regeneration. Ideal for those recovering from injuries, surgery, or chronic inflammation, this combination enhances tissue regeneration, accelerates muscle and skin recovery, and supports long-term healing and vitality.

Notice: The peptides and regenerative medicine therapies we use at Ultra Wellness Medical are sourced from US based facilities, but many peptides, stem cell, exosome, and regenerative therapies offered are not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent any disease or medical condition. They may be investigational or off-label in many uses.

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01How Does Ultrasound for Face Work?

The device used in ultrasound skin tightening is much more helpful than laser devices. It penetrates 5 millimeters deep under the skin, reaching the second layer of muscles under the facial muscles. The ability to go this deep is crucial, as collagen production takes place in these lower layers.‌ The skin’s dermis layer contains most of the specialized structures and cells of the skin. It has decreasing capability to synthesize collagen once you hit the age of 20. For women, the estrogen levels decrease as they age, making the skin thinner and drier. Through the ultrasound procedure, the dermis is stimulated to produce new collagen. The result is a younger and tighter-looking skin as the tissue provides more support to the skin. Many reports have been published that show the procedure is effective and safe. The American Board of Cosmetic Surgery says that ultrasound treatment for the face can: Smooth wrinkles on the face. A study involving participants from Korea established the effectiveness of HIFU facials in improving how wrinkles appear. After the procedure, the skin around the cheeks, jaws, and mouth appeared smoother 3 to 6 months after being treated.‌ Improves skin elasticity. In a different study, researchers evaluated the procedure's effectiveness in 7-day, 4-week, and 12-week intervals. They found that the skin elasticity of the participants had improved in all the areas that had undergone treatment.‌ Improves both neck and facial skin. Researchers put 73 women and 2 men under observation after a HIFU procedure. The doctors examining the procedure indicated an 80% improvement in neck and facial skin. Reduces the appearance of jowls: Ultrasound penetrates below the skin's surface and works to firm up sagging jowls. It delivers treatment to the specific area that needs attention at optimal temperature, stimulating collagen production and firming up the skin. Lifts drooping eyelids or eyebrows. Research shows that baggy eyelids can also benefit from ultrasound for facial lift. The lower eyelids commonly suffer from fat bulging, also known as baggy lower eyelids. The condition is common in adults and is a significant sign of aging. It also comes with lower eyelid skin laxity and wrinkles.‌ In a case involving a 70-year old man in Korea, micro-focused ultrasound procedures were used in treating the condition. The procedure showed significant improvements in the condition of the eyelid, to the satisfaction of the patient.‌ Tightens skin on the chest. Micro-focused ultrasound is now commonly being used to meet the public demand for skin tightening.‌ It focuses on subcutaneous tissue to promote collagen production. The application now extends to the chest area to tighten loose skin. When used with other rejuvenation techniques, the results are more pronounced.

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Cost comparison by peptide category

The following tables summarize typical costs across peptide categories. Use these as reference points when planning protocols and comparing options.

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Research Peptides: The Cheapest Category

Research peptides are what most people mean when they ask "are peptides expensive" after reading a fitness forum. Examples include BPC-157 (gut healing, joint recovery), TB-500 (tissue repair), GHK-Cu (skin, hair, wound healing), Melanotan II (tanning), PT-141 (sexual function), and many others. They are sold "for laboratory use only" by research chemical suppliers. Typical per-vial pricing from reputable research suppliers: - BPC-157 (5 mg vial): $25-$50 - BPC-157 (10 mg vial): $45-$85 - TB-500 (5 mg vial): $35-$65 - TB-500 (10 mg vial): $60-$110 - GHK-Cu (50 mg vial): $40-$80 - GHK-Cu (100 mg vial): $70-$140 - Melanotan II (10 mg vial): $25-$45 - PT-141 (10 mg vial): $40-$70 - Selank (10 mg vial): $30-$60 - Semax (10 mg vial): $35-$65 - Epithalon (50 mg vial): $30-$60 A "5 mg vial" lasts between two and six weeks depending on dosing protocol, so per-month cost usually lands between half a vial and two vials. Monthly cost by typical protocol: - BPC-157 at 500 mcg/day subcutaneous: about $20-$40 per month (one 5 mg vial lasts 10 days, so ~3 vials/month, but lower doses stretch further) - TB-500 at 2-4 mg per week: about $30-$60 per month - GHK-Cu at 1-2 mg/day: about $40-$80 per month - Anti-aging stack (BPC-157 + TB-500 + GHK-Cu): about $100-$200 per month for the peptides alone Where the price range comes from: - Low end ($25-$40 per vial): overseas suppliers or cut-rate US sellers with minimal testing documentation - Middle ($40-$70 per vial): US-based suppliers with certificates of analysis (COA) and third-party purity testing - High end ($70-$140 per vial): premium US suppliers with mass spec verification, endotoxin testing, and cold-chain shipping Price does not perfectly correlate with quality, but the floor prices almost always come from lower-quality sources. If a site sells BPC-157 at $12 per 5 mg vial, something is wrong: either the vial contains less than labeled, the peptide is not what is claimed, or corners were cut on manufacturing. For a vetted supplier list, see where to buy peptides 2026 and peptide sciences alternatives. For reconstitution logistics, see where to buy bacteriostatic water for injection. Bottom-line monthly cost for research peptides: - Single research peptide (BPC-157, GHK-Cu, Melanotan II, etc): $30-$80 per month - Two-peptide stack: $60-$150 per month - Comprehensive stack (3-5 peptides): $150-$400 per month

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