Which peptide programs ship to my state? What each says

What each program says about states

We list a program as serving a state only when its own site says so. The quotes below are word for word, read on the date shown. Where a program publishes no list, we say "not confirmed", never "available". Compare the live state-by-state view on our state pages.

Programs with no confirmed list

• Idun Rx: its FAQ says there may be state restrictions by therapy, confirmed during intake (FAQ).
• bmiMD: its own NAD+ pages disagree, one excluding nine states and others saying all 50, so we do not count it as confirmed (NAD+ offer page).
• Arbor, Mochi Health, RxSpan MD: no state list on the pages we read. Arbor ties its coverage to where compounded prescribing by telehealth is legally permitted (FAQ); Mochi says "from anywhere in the United States" but also notes terms vary by state (FAQ).
• Superpower: its service-wide list says it is not available in AK, AR, HI, LA, MS, ND, RI, SD or WY, with no separate peptide list. Its BPC-157, TB-500 and MOTS-c plans were a preorder when we checked, so confirm your state before paying.

Why a program may not ship to you

Compounded drugs are made by state-licensed pharmacies on a prescription from a clinician licensed in your state. Each state sets its own telehealth and pharmacy rules, and a program can drop a state when those rules or its pharmacy partner change. FDA describes the federal side on its compounding page.

State rules for the six HHS-covered peptides

BPC-157, TB-500, MOTS-c, Semax, epitalon and KPV are covered by HHS's 28 October 2026 interim enforcement-discretion policy for 503A compounding (Federal Register 2026-22192). Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and the policy is interim and can be withdrawn. It binds no state, so a state board or pharmacy can still decline to compound them. News check 6 November 2026: we found no newer FDA or HHS action. See the peptide legal status tracker.

How to check your state fast

1. Open your state on our state pages to see which programs say they serve it.
2. Read the program's own eligibility text for the specific peptide, not just the homepage.
3. Enter your state at intake before you pay. Prefer a program that refunds you if no clinician approves you.
4. Compare cost on the cost page and the best programs ranking.

FAQ

Which peptide programs ship to my state?

Seven of the programs we track publish a statement we can quote: System Labs, HealthRX, MYRNK, Embody and Luvo Health say all 50 states, while MadeMed and Brightmeds list exclusions. Hone Health lists included states. Others publish nothing. Check the table above, then confirm at intake.

Is peptide therapy available in all 50 states?

Not for every program or treatment. Several programs say all 50 states but add that availability depends on state telehealth rules, pharmacy licensing or the specific medication. A statement of "all 50 states" is a starting point, and the intake screen is the final answer for your state.

Can I get peptides prescribed online in New York?

Some programs exclude New York: MadeMed lists it as not served for sermorelin. Hone Health lists New York for its men's Basic plan. System Labs, HealthRX, MYRNK and Embody state broad coverage. Confirm your state at intake, because lists change.

Why does a program say all 50 states but then not accept me?

Its pharmacy, clinician licenses or the specific peptide may not be available in your state. System Labs and MYRNK both say availability depends on state rules, pharmacy licensing or medication, and they confirm it during intake. A blanket statement does not assure you a prescription.

Do the HHS peptide rules apply to my state?

The HHS policy is a federal enforcement-discretion policy for 503A compounding. It does not override state law, and it is interim. A state pharmacy board can still restrict compounding. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. Ask the program whether it will prescribe in your state.

Does the program have to be licensed in my state?

Yes. The prescribing clinician generally must be licensed where you are located, and the pharmacy must be licensed to ship to you. Programs that do not publish a state list make this harder to check, so ask before you pay. Our safety guide lists other red flags.

Pick your state on the state pages, then compare prices on the cost page or the best programs list.