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Peptide Therapy Launch Workbook 

Peptide Therapy Launch Workbook 

SECTION 1 – Introduction to Peptide Therapy

What Are Peptides?

Peptides are short chains of amino acids — the building blocks of proteins — that act as precise messengers in the body. They regulate metabolism, tissue repair, hormone production, and more. In aesthetics, peptides are used to improve body composition, recovery, sleep, libido, and skin quality.

Why Peptides Are the Next Frontier in Aesthetic Wellness

Clients want to look and feel good. Peptides bridge that gap. They expand your services beyond injectables, attract a wellness-minded demographic, and create recurring monthly revenue.

Aesthetic vs Wellness Peptides

  • Aesthetic Peptides
  • Wellness Peptides
  • GHK-Cu, Melanotan II, AOD-9604
  • CJC-1295/Ipamorelin, BPC-157, TB-500
  • Focused on skin, hair, tone
  • Target recovery, inflammation, energy
  • Pair with microneedling or body contouring
  • Pair with labs and lifestyle coaching

Safety & Compliance Notes

  • Recommended by a licensed provider.
  • Partner with verified compounding pharmacies.
  • Avoid disease claims (“supports” vs “treats”).
  • Store and track per medical standards.
  • Tip: Upload consent & intake forms into Portrait EMR for HIPAA-compliant record-keeping.
  • Added: Peptides may be sourced from facilities that are WHO-GMP, ISO-certified, or similar, but even high-quality sourcing does not equal FDA approval. Many peptides remain in a regulatory gray zone. Providers should understand this risk and disclose appropriately to patients.
  • Added: Ensure your malpractice carrier explicitly covers peptide therapy, wellness programs, and use of non–FDA-approved products. Many standard policies exclude these services unless declared.

SECTION 2 – Legal, Medical & Operational Foundations

Federal & State Oversight

  • Peptides = controlled substances.
  • Telemedicine rules vary by state.
  • Peptides are legal when recommended & dispensed properly.
  • Avoid curative claims and emphasize these are not intended to treat disease or a medical condition.
  • Added: Even when sourced from GMP or WHO-certified facilities, peptides are not FDA-approved for most indications. Marketing and patient education must avoid implying that lab certifications equate to FDA endorsement.
  • Added: Some states restrict or prohibit the use of certain peptides entirely. Always review state board guidance before implementing a program.

Safe Documentation Templates

Consent Excerpt

I understand that peptide therapy may involve compounded and/or lab‑sourced products that are not FDA‑approved. Their use is elective and off‑label.

I understand that quality certifications (such as WHO‑GMP or ISO) do not mean FDA approval, and regulations may change.

Possible risks include allergic reactions, infection, contamination, unwanted side effects, and interactions with medications or underlying conditions.

My provider has reviewed appropriate alternatives with me, and I have had the opportunity to ask questions. I understand I may discontinue therapy at any time.

By signing below, I acknowledge that I have read and understand this consent and voluntarily agree to proceed with peptide therapy under my provider’s direction. Below, I acknowledge that I have read and understood this consent and that I voluntarily agree to proceed with peptide therapy under my provider’s direction.

Sample language for risk disclosure: > These peptides are not FDA-approved for the treatment of any disease or condition. Their use is considered off-label and may carry regulatory or professional risk. I acknowledge that my provider has explained these risks and that I elect to proceed.

Operational Setup Checklist

  • Medical Director / Prescriber secured
  • Pharmacy partner onboarded
  • Consent & intake forms uploaded
  • Cold storage & inventory tracking in Portrait
  • Staff trained on compliance
  • Confirm malpractice coverage for all involved clinicians. Document coverage verification annually.

 

SECTION 3 – Building Your Peptide Therapy Menu

The 3-Part Offer Formula

Promise: Transformation or goal

Protocol: Which peptides & timeline

Price & Experience: Packaging & delivery

Example: “Boost metabolism & energy in 8 weeks with CJC-1295/Ipamorelin + BPC-157 ($1,499).”

Tiered Menu Example

       Tier    Program Name  Includes  Price

Level 1 Peptide Reset, 1 peptide, 4 weeks $499–699

Level 2 Body & Balance, 2 peptides, 8 weeks $1,200–1,500

Level 3 Longevity Elite, 3+ peptides, 12 weeks $2,000–2,800

Sample Programs

Peptide Reset – 8 Weeks → Semaglutide or AOD-9604 + B12 | $1,250 

Glow & Grow – 12 Weeks → GHK-Cu + BPC-157 | $1,100 

Vitality & Performance – 12 Weeks → CJC-1295/Ipamorelin + BPC-157 | $1,800 

Optimization Club – Monthly → 1 peptide + check-in | $350–499/mo

Worksheet – Build Your 3-Tier Menu



SECTION 4 – Marketing & Messaging

The Educate–Excite–Enroll Framework

  1. Educate: What are peptides?

  2. Excite: Results clients can expect.

  3. Enroll: How to start (programs & consults).

Content Pillars

  1. Education 2. Transformation 3. Lifestyle 4. Authority 5. Action

Sample Post Ideas

Category

Example

CTA

Educational

“5 Signs You Could Benefit from Peptides”

Book Consult

Behind the Scenes

“Unboxing Our Newest Peptide Shipment”

DM ‘PEPTIDES’

Client Story

“Better sleep & energy after 8 weeks 💪”

Tap Link in Bio

Promotion

“Launching Our Peptide Reset Program!”

Schedule Now

Email Sequence Templates

  1. “Something New is Coming” — announce launch

  2. “Peptide Therapy Has Arrived!” — detail programs

  3. “Client Results Are In!” — social proof + CTA

30-Day Launch Calendar

Week

Focus

Content

1

Tease the launch

“Something new is coming” reel

2

Educate

“What are peptides?” carousel

3

Launch

Announce programs + go live

4

Results

Testimonials + renewal CTA

 

Worksheet: Craft Your Peptide Marketing Message

Prompt                                                     Your Answer

What transformation does each program promise?

How do peptides complement your brand’s mission?

What compliant phrases describe your program?

What type of client story could illustrate success?

What’s your launch offer or incentive?

Compliant Language Guide

❌ Don’t Say

✅ Do Say

“Treats obesity.”

“Supports healthy weight management.”

“Heals injuries.”

“Promotes recovery and tissue support.”

“Increases GH.”

“Supports natural hormone balance.”

Added: - Avoid referencing specific drug names (e.g., Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro) in ads or social posts, per PureRx Marketing Guidelines. - Do not imply guaranteed weight loss, cured disease, or reversal of medical conditions. - Use generic, educational, and physiological language.

Added: Sample compliant phrasing: > Peptides may support metabolism and energy when combined with healthy lifestyle habits.

Additional Marketing Risk Reduction

  • Avoid before/after photos implying a medical result.
  • Avoid naming specific diseases (e.g., PCOS, diabetes, thyroid disease).
  • Use disclaimers on every product or service page.

SECTION 5 – Consultation & Sales Strategy

Even the best peptide programs won’t sell themselves. This section trains your team to confidently discuss, recommend, and close peptide program sales — through education and empathy.

1️⃣ The 3-Step Peptide Consultation Flow

Step

Goal

Key Question

1. Discover

Identify goals & frustrations

“What made you interested in peptides?”

2. Educate

Explain benefits clearly

“Peptides can help your body optimize naturally.”

3. Recommend

Match to the right program

“Based on your goals, I’d suggest our 8-week Reset.”

💡 Keep the focus on how the client will feel, not just the science.

2️⃣ Consultation Script Template

Step 1 – Warm Welcome

“Welcome! I’m so glad you’re here to learn more about peptide therapy.”

Step 2 – Discovery Questions

  • What motivated you to explore peptides?

  • How is your energy or recovery lately?

  • What’s your top goal for the next 8–12 weeks?

Step 3 – Educate Simply

“Peptides are amino acid chains that signal your body to restore balance — naturally and safely.”

Step 4 – Present the Right Program

“Based on what you’ve shared, I recommend starting with our Peptide Reset Program. It’s an 8-week plan that supports metabolism and energy. Your total investment is $1,250.”

3️⃣ Handling Common Objections

Objection

Suggested Response

“It’s expensive.”

“It’s an investment in long-term wellness that often replaces multiple treatments.”

“Do peptides really work?”

“They support your body’s natural processes — energy, sleep, and recovery improve with consistency.”

“I’ll think about it.”

“Absolutely — I’ll send your plan summary today so you can review it.”

4️⃣ Transitioning from Consult to Sale

  1. Confirm readiness → “Would you like to get started this week?”

  2. Collect payment or deposit.

  3. Set expectations → “We’ll check in every 2 weeks to track progress.”

5️⃣ Follow-Up System

If they didn’t book:

“I loved meeting you! Here’s your peptide plan — let’s reserve your start date this week.”

If they booked:

Send prep instructions, confirm delivery, and schedule check-ins.

6️⃣ Team Role Breakdown

Role

Responsibility

Tools

Front Desk

Schedule consults, manage payments

Portrait CRM

Provider

Conduct consult, document plan

Portrait Charting

Marketing

Send emails, track conversions

Email platform

Medical Director

Approve scripts & protocols

Portrait Portal

Worksheet – Create Your Consultation Flow

Stage

Who Handles It

Tools Needed

Notes

Initial inquiry

     

Consultation scheduled

     

Follow-up

     

Enrollment & payment

     

Renewal check-in

     

Compliance Guidance

  • Do not diagnose conditions during a peptide consult.
  • Document all discussions around risks, lack of FDA approval, and alternative evidence-based treatments.
  • Ensure all recommendations originate from a licensed provider with appropriate scope of practice.

Objection Script (Compliance-Safe)

“Are peptides safe?” > Your provider will review your medical history to determine whether peptide therapy is appropriate. These products are not FDA-approved for weight loss or anti-aging and may carry risks, which we cover thoroughly during your consultation.

SECTION 6 – Retention & Follow-Up Strategy

Ensure follow-up messaging avoids medical claims. Instead, focus on subjective wellness outcomes, lifestyle habits, and progress tracking.

The 90-Day Peptide Client Journey

Phase

Timeline

Focus

Action

Onboarding

Weeks 1–2

Education

Send welcome email & tracker

Transformation

Weeks 3–8

Results tracking

Check-in every 2 weeks

Renewal

Weeks 9–12

Extend or upgrade

Review results & upsell

Follow-Up Message Templates

Welcome Message

“Hi [Name]! Welcome to our Peptide Program. We’ll send your tracker and first check-in soon!”

Week 2 Check-In

“Hi [Name], how are you feeling so far? Many clients notice improved energy or sleep around now!”

Week 10 Renewal Prompt

“You’ve done amazing! Let’s talk about continuing your peptides or joining our Wellness Membership.”

Client Progress Tracker

Date

Sleep (1–10)

Energy (1–10)

Mood (1–10)

Notes

Week 1

       

Week 4

       

Week 8

       

Week 12

       

Collecting Testimonials

“We’re thrilled with your progress! Would you be open to sharing your experience? It can inspire others.”

Prompt questions:

  • What changes have you noticed?

  • How do you feel compared to before?

Membership Model Examples

Plan

Includes

Price

Reset

1 peptide + check-in

$350/mo

Renewal

2 peptides + labs

$499/mo

Elite Optimization

3 peptides + discounts

$650/mo

Portrait Tip: Manage memberships & billing through Portrait’s recurring payment system.

Referral Program Example

“Refer a friend to our Peptide Program and you both get $100 in wellness credit when they enroll.”

Retention KPIs

Metric

Goal

Conversion Rate

50%+

Renewal Rate

40%+

Membership Retention

80%+

Referral Rate

20%+

Worksheet – 90-Day Retention Plan

Timeline

Client Action

Your Action

Tool Used

Week 1

Starts program

Send welcome + tracker

Portrait

Week 4

Progress check

Message + update tracker

CRM

Week 8

Review results

Collect testimonial

Email

Week 10

End of program

Offer renewal/membership

Proposal

SECTION 7 – KPIs & Financial Tracking

Key Performance Indicators

Category

Metric

Target

Marketing

Consult Requests

10–20/mo

Sales

Conversion Rate

50%+

Revenue

Avg Program Value

$1,200–1,800

Retention

Renewal Rate

40%+

Membership

Active Members

25–50+

Referrals

% of New Clients

20%+

Profitability

Net Margin

60–75%

Peptide ROI Calculator

Metric

Formula

Example

Clients Enrolled

Count

20

Avg Program Price

$1,400

Gross Revenue

Clients × Price

$28,000

Costs

35%

$9,800

Net Profit

Revenue − Costs

$18,200

Renewals

40% × 20

8

Renewal Revenue

8 × $1,400

$11,200

90-Day Total

$28,000 + $11,200

$39,200

Monthly Performance Tracker

Month

Consults

Sales

Conversion %

Renewals

Revenue

January

         

February

         

March

         

Break-Even Example

Fixed Costs: $5,000
Profit per Client: $900
Break-even = 5.5 clients

Scaling Stages

Stage

Focus

Goal

Launch

Awareness

10 consults/mo

Growth

Sales consistency

20 programs/mo

Retention

Renewals

40%+

Expansion

Hire team

Multi-location

Worksheet – Build Your Peptide Dashboard

KPI

Current

Goal (30 Days)

Action Plan

Consults

     

Conversion %

     

Avg Program Value

     

Renewals

     

Memberships

     

Referral Rate

     

Total Revenue

     

SECTION 8 – Action Plan & Resource Directory

Risk-Management To-Do Items

  • Verify malpractice coverage for all providers and ensure peptide therapy is included.
  • Maintain batch-level documentation for all purchased peptides.
  • Refresh marketing language quarterly to stay compliant with FTC/FDA expectations.
  • Educate staff annually on compliant language and risk disclosures.

Growth Strategies

  • Relaunch quarterly with themes (Winter Reset, Summer Glow)

  • Keep training staff on peptide science

  • Create a private Peptide Club community