Presented by Laura Young, FDN-P, Board Certified Holistic Health Practitioner*
Exclusively for MediVera Compounding Pharmacy™ Providers
You’ve already built a foundation in peptide therapy. The next step is translating peptide knowledge to individualized, prescriber-directed protocols.
The peptide landscape continues to evolve, and the recent FDA Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee (PCAC) meeting gave providers new developments to follow.
But understanding the various peptides under review is just the baseline. The real question is: Which peptide, for which patient, and why?
Join us for an interactive, clinically-focused webinar where we move beyond individual peptide profiles and into real-world applications.
Here’s what we’ll explore
- Inside the MediVera Toolkit: A closer look at current peptide offerings, their potential applications, and where they may fit into clinical practice.
- What’s on the Horizon: A preview of the six peptides discussed at the recent PCAC meeting, where they stand in the regulatory process, and what to watch for.
- From Patient Profile to Protocol: Real-world case studies exploring how patient history, symptoms, goals, and clinical markers inform peptide selection.
- Beyond the Basics: A deeper dive into protocol design, including sequencing, combination strategies, dosing considerations, monitoring, and clinical decision-making.
This isn’t another Peptides 101 webinar.
We’re connecting the science to the strategy and exploring how to apply the foundational peptide toolkit through structured, evidence-informed clinical reasoning.
Who should attend
Physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other licensed prescribers; peptide clinic owners and operators; telehealth platform leaders and clinical teams; and anyone building or scaling a practice model that includes preventive care, metabolic health, hormone optimization, or longevity medicine.
*The presenter is an independent consulting expert speaking solely in their individual professional capacity and does not represent the policies, guidance, or clinical standards of MediVera Compounding Pharmacy™ or any affiliated professional practices. Content reflects the presenter’s independent professional judgment and is not intended to establish, modify, or substitute for the clinical judgment of any licensed provider.
Compounded medications referenced are not reviewed by the FDA for safety or effectiveness and are prepared by prescription for individual patients. Providers are solely responsible for determining their appropriateness.