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Pretty Girls Peptide connects you with independent licensed clinicians for online care. Your clinician decides whether treatment is appropriate. A pharmacy partner fills any prescription; PGP does not prescribe or compound medication.

1. Find your kind of care. Explore the options — weight, energy, wellness, skin — and start from what you're looking for and the formats available. 2. Understand your plan. Review the plan price, billing schedule, what's included, and the refill and cancellation terms before you choose your next step. 3. Start with your health history. Share your health history, current medications, and goals. A licensed clinician reviews it all and decides whether treatment is appropriate for you. 4. Know what happens next. If you're prescribed, a licensed pharmacy dispenses your treatment and ships it to you. Medication questions go to your prescribing team. 5. Make room for your questions. Read up on the treatment and possible side effects, and bring your questions to your clinician before you start. 6. Know who to text. Skylar helps with getting started, your account, and general support. Your prescribing clinician handles medical advice and treatment questions.

Your medical care is provided by Arora Health & Aesthetics, LLC, an independent provider group. Dr. Sean Arora is a board-certified physician and the founder of Arora Health & Aesthetics, with deep experience in family medicine, wellness, and telehealth. His NPI — National Provider Identifier, the standard ID number issued to every US healthcare provider, which you can look up in the public NPI registry — is 1841729449. Contact: medicalcompliance@arorahealthgroup.com · 300 Lenora Street, Seattle, WA 98121 · arora-health.com. Licensed clinicians make all medical and prescribing decisions for your care — Pretty Girls Peptide does not employ or direct them.

Yes. Every treatment page shows the plan prices before you take the assessment — the monthly price, the longer-plan options, and what's included. You see the full cost before you're asked for a single health answer.

Yes — we're available in all 50 states. The specifics can depend on your state: things like which formulations can be dispensed or whether a video visit is required follow your state's rules, and your clinician confirms what applies to you during your review.

Here's the typical path: the assessment takes under 5 minutes, a licensed clinician reviews it within 24 hours, and once you're approved and the pharmacy prepares your order, delivery takes 3–5 days. Timing can shift if your clinician needs follow-up information first. Skylar can help you find your order's status anytime.

Compounded medications are not FDA approved: the FDA does not review their safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing. Compounding may meet a patient's medical need, but it is not the same as an approved generic. Ask your clinician why it is recommended and which product and pharmacy would be involved.

It honestly depends — on which prescription, the dose, and you. Side effects aren't one experience; they vary a lot from person to person, and they're usually most noticeable when you're starting or a dose changes. You're not expected to just push through anything: for most side effects there's an approach — adjusting the plan, slowing a dose increase, or managing the specific symptom. If something particular is on your mind, ask your doctor about that exact thing during your review. That's what it's for.

You don't need a perfect label. Physical hunger may build gradually and include body cues; food noise often feels repetitive, distracting, or disconnected from recent eating. Boredom, stress, and habit can overlap. Note the timing, sensations, recent meal, and context for a clinician.

Skylar helps with getting started, your account, and general support questions. She'll help you find your next step. For medication, symptoms, or treatment questions, contact your prescribing clinician using the patient-portal instructions provided after purchase. Can't find them? Skylar can help you locate them. Skylar is not a clinician. Call 911 for emergencies.