Bloodwork & peptides
Something else I can point you to, separate from everything else on this site. Here is exactly what it is.
The panel
What the panel is
It’s bloodwork: a lab panel of your biomarkers, measured from your own blood. You reach it through Avellum Health; the panel itself is Valdura’s, and your results are read in their app.
It’s collected at home with a Tasso — a small device you press on your upper arm, instead of a needle draw at a lab.
The panel itself is a one-time payment, not a subscription.
What the panel measures, how the sample is taken, what it costs and what comes with it are all listed on their site.
After the panel
What can come after
If you want to go further than the panel, that part is medicine, and it isn’t mine to hand out.
You fill in an intake. A licensed clinician reads it and decides whether a prescription is appropriate for you. They can also decide it isn’t, and say no.
What they can prescribe is compounded peptides. I’m not going to tell you what any of them is for — I’m not a clinician, and that conversation is yours to have with them.
Straight with you
Before you go
I don’t make anything when you go through to Avellum Health, on the bloodwork or on anything a clinician prescribes.
Avellum Health state it plainly: compounded medications are not FDA-approved drugs.
The link to Avellum Health goes here as soon as it’s ready. The price, what’s in the panel and where they can ship it will be theirs to state, on their site, not mine.
Coming soon