How It Works
In addition to any program cost, there's a separate $20 physician review fee, paid directly to the independent medical group. It's non-refundable — even if a prescription isn't written — because the doctor is independent of us and paid directly by you. That's what keeps medical decisions independent of any sales relationship.
Programs, Pricing & What They May Support
Descriptions below are a high-level, educational overview. They do not guarantee treatment or any specific outcome. Your individual plan is determined by a licensed physician after reviewing your full medical history, current health, and goals.
A GLP-1 medication that supports appetite regulation and metabolic signaling. It works by helping the body send clearer messages about fullness and blood-sugar balance, which may make structured eating easier over time.
- Reduced cravings and “mindless snacking”
- Feeling full on normal portions
- More stable blood-sugar levels
- Structure around meal timing and consistency
- Weight-loss support, when paired with lifestyle habits
Activates two metabolic pathways — GIP and GLP-1 — which may offer broader support for appetite control, metabolic regulation, and energy balance than single-pathway options.
- Stronger appetite control and fewer cravings
- More efficient metabolism and energy use
- Improved tolerance to dose changes
- Greater average weight-loss outcomes in clinical research
- Support during plateaus or weight-loss resistance
A metabolic-support injection that combines lipotropic compounds with B vitamins to support fat metabolism, energy production, and liver function.
- Fat metabolism and liver function
- Natural energy production and mental focus
- The body's detoxification processes
- Mood balance and overall vitality
- Healthy skin, hair, and nail appearance
- Low energy, fatigue, or mental fog
- Difficulty metabolizing fat or supporting liver health
- Feeling run down, sluggish, or depleted
- Dull skin, brittle nails, or hair concerns
A molecule every cell in the body already uses to help convert food into usable energy. Levels naturally decline with age and stress, which can affect energy, focus, and recovery.
- Daytime energy and overall resilience
- Mental clarity, focus, and productivity
- Recovery from stress, travel, disrupted schedules, or intense training
- Support during periods of burnout or heavy workload
- Cellular repair and long-term metabolic health
- Healthy aging and longevity-focused wellness plans
A powerful antioxidant the body naturally produces to help neutralize oxidative stress. It plays an important role in keeping cells healthy and supporting the body's own repair processes.
- Cellular repair and recovery
- Detoxification and antioxidant support
- Immune system function
- Skin health and overall vitality
- Reduced oxidative stress
- Want to support detox and cellular repair
- Experience stress or inflammation
- Are focused on healthy aging and overall wellness
- Want added immune support
A regenerative peptide frequently used by active people to support tissue repair and everyday recovery.
- Everyday joint and tendon comfort
- Recovery after training, strain, or overuse
- Support during physical therapy or rehab plans
- Active adults and athletes
- Individuals with ongoing overuse discomfort working with a provider or therapist
- Those increasing training volume and wanting added recovery support
Combining BPC-157 with TB-500 is a pairing some providers consider for people who want more comprehensive recovery support — particularly stubborn joints, tendons, and higher training volumes.
- Deeper support for stubborn joints and tendons
- Recovery after heavier training loads
- Post-training recovery support alongside a rehab plan
- Active adults and athletes with more demanding training loads
- Individuals with ongoing overuse discomfort working with a provider or therapist
- Those wanting more comprehensive recovery support than a single peptide alone
A peptide that signals the pituitary gland to release more of the body's own natural growth hormone in a controlled, pulsatile way. It does not replace growth hormone — it supports the body's own natural process.
- Deeper, more restorative sleep
- Recovery from workouts and daily stress
- Lean body mass and body composition goals
- Cellular repair and tissue maintenance
- Mood, motivation, and overall vitality
- A stronger sense of “bounce back” during aging
A more targeted growth-hormone-supporting peptide, often considered by providers when a more specific approach to body composition is appropriate.
- More targeted body composition support than a general GHRH peptide alone
- Lean body mass goals over time
- Longer-term regeneration support
- People already familiar with growth-hormone-supporting peptides
- Those wanting a more targeted body-composition option
- People willing to complete a companion lab their physician requires
Often explored by individuals looking for long-term support with energy, performance, or metabolic balance — especially when they feel their body isn't responding the way it used to.
- Healthy aging and physical resilience
- Exercise tolerance and daily stamina
- Metabolic flexibility and “bounce back” energy
- Support during times of stress or aging-related changes
A longevity-focused peptide traditionally used in short, twice-yearly protocols rather than continuous daily use. It's often considered by people building a longer-term healthy-aging plan.
- The body's natural aging and sleep-wake rhythms
- Longevity-focused wellness routines
- A structured, twice-yearly approach rather than daily use
Sometimes called a “copper peptide,” frequently discussed in cosmetic and longevity contexts because of its potential role in tissue health, collagen support, and visual signs of aging.
- Skin quality and elasticity
- Hair support and cosmetic goals
- Tissue repair and overall cellular health
- Appearance-focused wellness routines
A peptide combination commonly used to support focus, mood balance, and overall stress resilience.
- Calm, focused energy, rather than wired or jittery energy
- Improved ability to manage daily stress
- More restful sleep in some users
- Increased productivity and mental clarity
- Want focus without stimulants
- Experience stress, mental fatigue, or “mind chatter”
- Prefer gentle cognitive support
- Want help staying productive and clear-minded during busy seasons
Sometimes considered as part of a broader sexual wellness plan.
- Sexual wellness and intimacy as part of a broader wellness program
Microdosing GLP-1 Medications
Tirzepatide vs. Semaglutide
Both medications can be powerful tools — but they work differently. Your intake is reviewed to determine which option appears safe for you, based on your medical history.
Why tirzepatide is often preferred
- Dual action on GIP and GLP-1 receptors, versus GLP-1 only
- Clinical studies show greater average weight loss at therapeutic doses, combined with lifestyle changes
- Often better tolerated when started slowly and increased gradually
When semaglutide may be a better fit
- Budget is a major factor
- A provider feels it better fits your risk profile or history
- Tirzepatide isn't tolerated well
Microdosing uses lower doses of the same medication (tirzepatide or semaglutide) for milder support — less constant hunger, easier food choices, more steady energy — rather than aggressive weight loss. Microdosing is considered off-label, meaning it isn't in the original FDA instructions, but may be used when a physician believes it could help a specific patient.
- Keeping weight off after a full-dose program
- Lower cravings or “food noise”
- Perimenopause or menopause-related changes
- More steady daytime energy
- Busy or stressful seasons when habits slip
- Adults near a healthy weight but fighting cravings or slow regain
- Those who finished a full-dose program and want maintenance
- People who prefer a gentler option due to side effects
- Those willing to follow habits and attend check-ins
It is not right for everyone — some will need standard dosing or no medication at all. Only a physician can decide if it's appropriate, based on your health history, current medications, labs, and possible risks. If approved, the physician chooses your starting dose and any adjustments.
Who Does What
This guide is educational only. It is not medical advice, and it does not guarantee that any medication or treatment will be prescribed for you. All decisions are made by a licensed medical provider after reviewing your information.
Calabasas Longevity Is Not Your Medical Provider
Calabasas Longevity:
- Is not a medical practice
- Does not employ your physician
- Does not decide which medication you receive
- Does not dispense or ship medication
Our role is to help you understand your program options, stay supported, and communicate clearly with the care team and pharmacy.
Who Provides Your Medical Care
Your medical care is handled by:
- An independent medical group with licensed physicians and their care team
- State-licensed pharmacies (often 503A compounding pharmacies) that prepare and ship your medication
Any questions about symptoms, dosing, or side effects should always go to the care team — not to Calabasas Longevity directly.
The Fine Print
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- Shipping is a flat $35.
- A one-time $20 physician review fee is billed separately during intake, paid directly to the independent medical group. This fee is non-refundable, even if a prescription isn't written.
- Once your program is confirmed, you'll receive your confidential online health intake link.
This guide is for general information only and is not medical advice. Calabasas Longevity is not a medical provider, does not practice medicine, and does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. Programs described here are not guaranteed outcomes — individual results vary. All programs require a confidential online health intake reviewed by an independent, licensed physician, who alone decides whether a program is safe and appropriate for you. The physician may approve, modify, or decline any request. Medications are compounded by licensed 503A pharmacies and are not FDA-approved as finished drugs. Nothing in this guide should be read as a claim that any program will treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Pricing reflects current offerings and is subject to change.