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Defy Medical

defymedical.com · Telehealth / pharmacy · Hormone therapy, Weight loss, Peptide therapy

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Telemedicine hormone clinic offering TRT, BHRT, GLP-1 weight-loss care and physician-supervised peptide therapy alongside lab work.

Updated . Facts checked on Defy Medical's own pages and fda.gov.

Our verdict: facts only, no score

Telemedicine hormone clinic offering TRT, BHRT, GLP-1 weight-loss care and physician-supervised peptide therapy alongside lab work. Telemedicine consultations with lab work; prescriptions bought through a patient portal. We have not scored Defy Medical; the points below are drawn from its own public pages, linked with check dates.

Model (company-stated)
Hormone replacement therapy clinic offering TRT, BHRT and integrative therapies via telemedicine.
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Peptides named on its peptide page
BPC-157, Epithalon, KPV, MOTS-c, sermorelin.
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GLP-1 medicines named
Tirzepatide; also semaglutide and liraglutide.
Defy Medical — Tirzepatide OnlineChecked
Approach (company-stated)
Peptide therapy is used alongside lab work and symptom-driven assessments.
Defy Medical — Peptide TherapyChecked

Pros & cons

Pros

  • One of few telehealth clinics that names specific peptides on its own pages
  • Lab work is part of the stated process
  • Covers hormones, GLP-1s and peptides in one clinic

Cons

  • Brand-name vs compounded status is not stated per medication on the pages we read
  • Several listed peptides are unapproved; FDA has placed BPC-157 on its list of substances with safety concerns for compounding
  • No prices on the pages we read

Pricing & how it works

Where prices are published
Defy Medical — Tirzepatide Online
Consultation model
Telemedicine consultations with lab work; prescriptions bought through a patient portal.
Medication type
Not stated per product on the pages we read. BPC-157, MOTS-c, Epithalon and KPV have no FDA-approved product, so any prescription for them is compounded or unapproved.

We don't republish prices: they change often and depend on medication, dose and insurance.

Treatments available at Defy Medical

What customers say

We don't collect or republish customer ratings while our scoring is switched off, and we never write reviews on customers' behalf. Independent review platforms and your state's medical board are the places to check a provider's track record.

Defy Medical FAQ

Is Defy Medical legit?

Defy Medical describes itself as a hormone replacement clinic that works via telemedicine and pairs treatment with lab work. We list only what its public pages state; check prescriber licensing for your state.

Which peptides does Defy Medical offer?

Its peptide-therapy page names BPC-157, Epithalon, KPV, MOTS-c and sermorelin. None of these has a current FDA approval for the uses described.

Does Defy Medical prescribe tirzepatide?

Yes, its tirzepatide page says patients who consult and are found suitable can buy prescribed tirzepatide through its patient portal. It also lists semaglutide and liraglutide.

How much does Defy Medical cost?

The pages we read did not publish prices; insurance coverage for tirzepatide depends on your plan, per the company.