The Peptide Directory

Claim Your Listing

Last updated October 19, 2026

Why claim your listing?

Every clinic, vendor and telehealth page on The Peptide Directory is built from facts the business publishes itself (address, services, prices, testing pages), state licensing records and, for clinics, the federal NPI registry. Claiming lets you make sure those facts match what you publish today. It does not buy placement, a badge or a score: we do not score vendors, and order on our pages is alphabetical, by distance, by a published number or by the published directory rule on our methodology page.

What we can show on a listing

Listing fields and the evidence each needs
FieldEvidence we accept
Name and addressYour website and a matching NPI or Google Business Profile record
Services (GLP-1, TRT, peptides, HRT)A page on your site naming the service
Prescriber and NPIThe NPPES registry entry
PricesA public price page; we never publish prices sent privately
Testing (vendors)A public COA or lab-results page naming the lab and batch
Telehealth availabilityA page listing the states you serve

How it works

  1. Publish the fact on your own website (for example, your COA page or the services you offer).
  2. Send the URL from an address on your business domain, as described on the contact page.
  3. We check the page, update the listing and show the new check date. If the source disappears later, the fact is removed at the next check.

Free vs paid

ItemCost
Basic listing from public factsFree
Corrections and updatesFree
Removing a closed locationFree
Better placement, a badge or a scoreNot for sale

FAQ

Can I pay to be ranked higher? No. We don't rank, and placement is not for sale.

Why is my clinic page marked as limited? When we can verify only a few facts about a location, its page stays out of search indexes and the clinic is still listed with its facts on the city and state pages. Publishing services and pricing on your site usually fixes that at the next check.

Can I ask for my listing to be removed? We remove closed or duplicate locations. Facts that a business publishes about itself stay listed, as in any directory. See our methodology.