The Peptide Directory

Peptide Therapy Clinics in West Virginia

Where to get GLP-1, peptide or hormone care in person in West Virginia, set against the telehealth and research-vendor options we track. 9 local practices qualify because their own websites name at least one of these services; 3 mention peptide therapy by name.

Cities with three or more clinics

West Virginia at a glance

Services named on the websites of the 9 verified West Virginia clinics.
ServiceClinicsShare
Hormone therapy778%
GLP-1 weight loss667%
Peptide therapy333%
NAD+ therapy111%
Sermorelin111%

3 cities and towns have at least one listing; the most are in Charleston (7), Milton (1), Parkersburg (1). 3 clinics mention telehealth, 5 matched an NPI organization record, and 8 show the street address on their own site.

What kind of practices these are

Primary specialty on the federal NPI record of the 5 West Virginia clinics that matched one. It shows who is actually behind the listings: medical spas and wellness centers often register under a general category, while physician practices show their specialty.

Primary NPI taxonomy of matched West Virginia clinics (NPPES registry)
NPI specialtyClinics
Family Medicine2
Dermatology1
Internal Medicine1
Dentist, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery1

Clinic, telehealth or research vial: the three routes in West Virginia

People in West Virginia looking for GLP-1 or peptide treatment end up on one of three routes, and they differ more in regulation than in convenience. Of the 9 local clinics below, 6 advertise GLP-1 weight-loss care and 3 name peptide therapy; very few publish prices, so cost usually comes up only at the consultation.

How the routes compare (figures from our vendor, telehealth and price data)
RouteWhat you getPublished cost evidence
Local clinic in West VirginiaIn-person exam and labs; may prescribe brand-name or compounded drugsRarely published; ask whether the quote covers medication
TelehealthOnline prescriber licensed in your state; 4 of the 11 services we profile list only brand-name FDA-approved drugs4 of 11 publish prices on their own pages
Research vendorsUnapproved "research use only" vials; no prescriber, not for human useMedian $6.00/mg semaglutide (12 vendors), $5.05/mg tirzepatide (19 vendors), checked October 19, 2026

A low price per mg is not a like-for-like saving: research vials skip the manufacturing, sterility and dose checks that approved pens carry. See semaglutide prices per mg and tirzepatide prices per mg for the vendor-by-vendor data.

West Virginia clinics, grouped by what they offer

Each clinic appears once, under the most specific service its website names (peptide therapy first, then GLP-1, NAD+ and hormone therapy), then by town. Open a profile for the evidence page, NPI record and nearby alternatives.

Peptide therapy (3)

TownClinicAlso lists
CharlestonGameday Men's Health Charleston, WVGLP-1 weight loss, NAD+ therapy, Hormone therapy, Sermorelin
CharlestonA-Game Wellness, LLC—
ParkersburgEnhanced WellnessGLP-1 weight loss, Hormone therapy

GLP-1 weight loss (4)

Hormone therapy (2)

TownClinicAlso lists
CharlestonLiving Well—
MiltonLiving Well—

Frequently asked questions

Is it cheaper to use a West Virginia clinic or telehealth?

Usually impossible to tell up front: almost none of the 9 West Virginia practices publish prices, while several national telehealth services do. Compare quotes on the same basis, membership plus medication, and ask whether the drug is brand-name or compounded.

Where does the West Virginia list come from?

Each practice's own website, read on the check date; a service is shown only when the site names it. 5 of the 9 also tie to a federal NPI organization record.

Does a listing mean you recommend the clinic?

No. A listing records what the clinic says about itself. Check prescriber licenses with the West Virginia medical or nursing board.

Other states: clinic directory. Online prescribing of FDA-approved peptides: telehealth providers.