Start a Peptide Store With Telehealth Built In
Your customers already search for these products. We help you serve them on prescription rails: a clinical storefront on your domain, with licensed clinicians and 503A/503B pharmacies behind it, instead of research-use-only listings.
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Key takeaways
- You can open a peptide store on your own domain where every product is a prescription program, with licensed clinicians and pharmacies behind it.
- Customers complete a medical intakeunder your brand. A clinician decides what’s appropriate, and non-prescription items keep selling as before on the same storefront.
- It’s a compliant alternative to research-use-only listings, which can be delisted or put on hold. A prescription program is something you can describe and advertise more clearly.
- Pricing is simple: from $0 upfront ($499/month once you’re live) or $5,600 for guided Growth ($699/month from month 2). No per-visit or per-prescription fees. See pricing.
- State rules and FDA policy keep changing, so have a healthcare attorney look over your setup. A good start is telehealth compliance without the legal rabbit hole.
Last updated October 2026.
What is a peptide store with telehealth built in?
Your customers already come to you for wellness products. A prescription program adds an intake and a clinician’s decision in front of the products that need one. Your store, your domain and your prices stay the same; a licensed pharmacy fills and ships what’s prescribed. Results vary by person.
Online brands usually weigh three routes:
- Research-use-only listings.These carry a “not for human consumption” label, and they’re the listings marketplaces and payment processors tend to remove. We don’t support them.
- Dropshipping or private-label vials.A custom label doesn’t make a drug legally marketable, and the legal risk sits with you.
- A prescription telehealth storefront (that’s us). Licensed clinicians decide, licensed pharmacies fill, and you keep the brand and the customer list.
Not sure where the line is? Read is it illegal to sell peptides online and which peptides are legal.
How does a peptide store with telehealth work?
Four things run behind your storefront. We handle them so you can focus on your products and your customers.
Licensed clinicians make the medical decisions
Every intake goes to an independent licensed clinician in the customer’s state, and that clinician makes every treatment decision. Your team never makes a clinical call. See which states allow telehealth across state lines.
Licensed pharmacies fill and ship
Prescriptions are filled by licensed pharmacies and shipped straight to your customer, so you’re never in the chain of custody. Whether a product is FDA-approved or compounded changes your costs and risk, so we keep it plain: 503A vs 503B.
Your storefront on your domain
The clinical storefront runs on your domain, with your brand and your prices, next to the products you already sell. Payments are built for telehealth from day one. If you sell on Shopify, read Shopify HIPAA compliance basics.
Compliance built in
HIPAA-compliant systems and an audit trail across intakes, prescriptions and refills keep your program on solid ground, and LegitScript coordination is included on Growth and Partner. Your advertising still deserves your own legal review.
Is a peptide store right for your brand?
- Online brands whose customers already search for peptides, NAD+ or GLP-1 programs.
- Stores that sell research-use or gray-area wellness products today and want a compliant path.
- Supplement and wellness brands adding a prescription category to the catalog.
- Brands that want to grow ad spend on products they can actually describe.
What goes in your store, and what needs extra care
Products fall into very different legal buckets, so we look at them one at a time.
| Category | What to know |
|---|---|
| Prescription programs | Sold only after a clinician's decision and filled by a licensed pharmacy. |
| Peptides | Legal status varies by product and keeps changing. Check each one on the FDA peptide list. |
| Supplements and other wellness products | Keep selling as before, with claims that follow the usual advertising rules. |
| Research-use-only products | Not a route to selling to people. We don't support them. |
Why online brands move to prescription telehealth
Research-use listings can disappear overnight
Marketplaces and payment processors can remove or hold gray-area listings, sometimes with little warning. A prescription program on your own domain gives you something stable to build on.
You can't scale ads on products you can't describe
A clinical program with licensed providers changes what you're allowed to say. See is it illegal to sell peptides online.
Your list already wants this
The demand is yours. Customers complete a branded medical intake, a clinician decides what's appropriate, and recurring revenue replaces one-off orders.
How FUSE works behind yourstore.com
Same four rails behind every storefront — rented, maintained, and updated as the rules move.
Full white-label breakdown →Independent licensed clinicians in all 50 states review every intake and make every prescribing decision.
503A and 503B compounding partners fill and ship every order — prescription-grade, never research-use-only.
Billing built for telehealth from day one — a processor never shuts your brand down mid-scale.
Intake, consent, and clinical guardrails maintained at the infrastructure layer — updated as the rules move.
Programs online brands launch first
Start with the programs your audience already wants, then expand across the full catalog.
Rx-Grade Peptides
Your existing catalog re-platformed: prescribed when appropriate, filled by licensed pharmacies. Read the storefront playbook.
NAD+ & Longevity
The flagship category, moved from gray area to a prescription subscription.
GLP-1 Weight Loss
The category your list is already searching for, one intake away from your storefront.
How much could you earn?
You set retail. The margin is yours.
Here's the math with example numbers: 300 subscribers moved to a $179/mo clinical program turns one-off orders into monthly margin. See the plans.
- You set the retail price on every program
- Growth: $699/mo platform fee after $5,600 upfront — no per-visit fees
- Margin scales with patients — the fee doesn’t
Illustrative economics. Wholesale varies by program; retail is always yours to set. Growth plan: $5,600 upfront, then $699/mo.
What should you ask a telehealth partner before signing?
Ask every company the same seven questions so you can compare offers fairly. We’re happy to answer them for FUSE.
- Who is the clinical entity? Ask for the name of the medical group that reviews intakes and writes prescriptions, and the states its clinicians are licensed in.
- Who fills the prescriptions? Get the pharmacy’s legal name and state licenses, and ask whether each product is FDA-approved or compounded. 503A vs 503B explains the difference.
- What does each active client really cost you? Add up the platform fee, any setup fee, merchant fees, clinical and pharmacy costs, and shipping. You can compare our plans on the pricing page.
- Who bills the client? Find out who is the merchant of record, and who handles refunds and chargebacks.
- Who owns your brand and your client data? Make sure the portal carries your brand, that you can export client and marketing-consent data, and that you know what happens to active clients if you leave.
- Who approves your advertising? Weight-loss claims, testimonials and before-and-after photos need a second pair of eyes. The FDA has published guidance for telehealth companies promoting compounded drugs.
- What happens if you leave? Check contract length, minimum commitments, price-change terms, and how your data comes back to you.
How much does it cost to start a peptide store on FUSE?
Every plan includes the full platform. There are no per-visit or per-prescription fees. You pay your plan’s monthly fee plus a merchant service fee.
| Plan | Upfront | Monthly | Merchant fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| DIY | $0 (build free) | $499 once you go live | 3% |
| Growth | $5,600, includes expedited LegitScript coordination and your first month | $699 from month 2 | 2% |
| Partner | $30,000 onboarding, first 12 months of platform included | $3,000 from month 13 | 2% |
3% on DIY, 2% on Growth and Partner, charged on the total of each patient payment processed through FUSE. Payment-processing and other third-party fees may apply separately. Clinical, pharmacy, payment-processing, advertising, and other third-party costs may apply and are shown before you commit. Full details are on the pricing page.
How many customers does it take to cover the fee?
Take the example from the economics section ($179/month retail, $110/month wholesale, $69 spread per subscriber). After a 2% merchant fee that leaves about $65 per subscriber, so roughly 11 subscribers cover the $699 Growth fee. On DIY, a 3% fee leaves about $64 per subscriber, so roughly 8 subscribers cover the $499 fee. These are illustrations. Your wholesale cost, retail price and other costs will differ.
Research-use listings or a prescription storefront?
Short answer: research-use listings carry the most marketplace and legal risk, while a prescription storefront puts a licensed clinician and a licensed pharmacy in every order.
| Research-use listing | Prescription storefront (FUSE) | |
|---|---|---|
| Who decides | Nobody: the customer picks | A licensed clinician |
| Who fills the order | A supplier of your choice | A licensed pharmacy |
| What you can say | Very little | Your program, within advertising rules |
| Marketplace and payment risk | Higher | Lower, with payments built for telehealth |
| Customer list | Yours | Yours |
How do you get started?
We handle the clinicians, pharmacies, billing and compliance. You keep the store, the brand and the customer list. See how it works in three steps, browse the program catalog, or read our white-label telehealth overview.
Related guides
How to launch in three steps
Pick your programs
Pick the categories your catalog maps to and set retail
We wire the backend
FUSE wires the providers, pharmacy, and payments.
Go live
Go live on your domain in 3–5 business days.
Questions online brands ask us
The compliance and operations questions, answered straight.
Can I open a peptide store with telehealth built in?
Yes. The clinical storefront runs on your domain, with your brand and your prices. Customers complete a medical intake, a licensed clinician decides what's appropriate, and a licensed pharmacy fills the order.
Can I migrate existing customers to a telehealth program?
Yes. Your list completes a branded medical intake, and clinicians approve what's appropriate, so demand you already own can become compliant recurring revenue.
What happens to my current products?
Prescription-eligible products move onto clinical rails. Non-prescription items keep selling as before, and the storefront carries both.
Is a prescription storefront different from research-use-only listings?
Yes. Research-use-only listings have no clinician and no pharmacy in the loop. A prescription storefront puts both in every order, which also changes what you can say in your marketing. See which peptides are legal.
Is telehealth payment processing really different?
Yes. Payments are built for telehealth from day one, so a processor doesn't discover your category mid-scale.
Do I need a new domain for the clinical storefront?
No. The clinical storefront runs on your domain, your brand, and your prices.
How much does it cost to start a peptide store on FUSE?
DIY is free to build and $499/month once you go live. Growth is $5,600 upfront, then $699/month. There are no per-visit fees. Full details are on the pricing page.
How long does it take to launch?
Typically 3–5 business days once agreements and setup are complete. How it works shows the steps.
Serving a different audience?
Same engine behind every storefront.
Open your peptide store on prescription rails
Prescribers, pharmacy, and telehealth-native payments behind your store — live in 3–5 business days.
Independent licensed clinicians make all prescribing decisions on programs powered by FUSE. FUSE does not prescribe, diagnose, or treat patients. Prescription products require evaluation by a licensed provider. Example figures are illustrative only and not a guarantee of revenue.