Two of the few providers that prescribe a full peptide menu, not just GLP-1s. Peter MD
wins on track record and price. FormBlends wins on documentation — decisively.
Full transparency on this one
We earn a commission from Peter MD. We earn nothing from FormBlends. FormBlends still
beats Peter MD on pharmacy sourcing (9.0 vs 7.0) and pricing transparency, and we've said so. If our
scores tracked our revenue, this page would read differently.
Peter MD
FormBlends
Verification score
7.8
7.8
Pharmacy sourcing score
7.0
9.0
Published per-batch COAs
No
Yes — HPLC, mass-spec, endotoxin
Peptide catalog
9+ compounds
13+ compounds
GLP-1 pricing
$149–$165/mo equiv (3-mo)
~$199/mo flat
Pricing model
Upfront multi-month bundles
Flat across doses
Coverage
Most US states
47 states
Track record
Since 2021, ~14k reviews
Since 2024, thin review volume
Veritide affiliate?
Yes (disclosed)
No — we earn nothing
The sourcing gap is the whole story
FormBlends publishes per-batch third-party HPLC purity, mass-spec identity, and endotoxin results
for what it dispenses. You can check the documentation against the lot number on your vial. Peter MD
does not publish equivalent per-batch data, and its named pharmacy partners carry documented FDA
warning-letter history. For peptides like BPC-157 — where you're relying entirely on the pharmacy
to have made what the label says — that gap is the most important difference between these two.
Where Peter MD wins
Track record (2021, ~14,000 Trustpilot reviews at 4.8 vs a 2024 brand with thin review volume),
broader state coverage, and cheaper GLP-1 entry on multi-month bundles ($149–$165/mo equivalent).
If you want peptides and TRT and GLP-1 under one login from an established platform,
Peter MD is the more proven operator.
Peter MD
Broadest catalog among established providers — peptides, TRT, and GLP-1.
We have no affiliate relationship and therefore no link to sell you. Read our
full FormBlends review and go direct if it's the right fit.
FAQ
Peter MD or FormBlends — which is better?
FormBlends has better pharmacy documentation (published per-batch COAs) and flat pricing. Peter MD has a longer track record, broader state coverage, and cheaper GLP-1 entry on bundles. If documentation is your priority, FormBlends. If track record and price are, Peter MD.
Why does FormBlends score higher on pharmacy sourcing?
It publishes per-batch third-party HPLC purity, mass-spectrometry identity, and endotoxin results for the compounds it dispenses. Almost no one else in prescribed telehealth makes that documentation public. Peter MD's pharmacy partners also carry documented FDA warning-letter history, which pulls its sourcing score down.
Do you earn a commission from either?
From Peter MD, yes — disclosed on every page. From FormBlends, no. FormBlends still scores higher than Peter MD on two of five axes. That's the point of scoring before selling.
Affiliate disclosure: Veritide earns a commission when readers start care through some provider links on this page, at no extra cost to you. Commissions never influence our scores or rankings — we do not sell placement. See our full disclosure and scoring methodology.
Medical disclaimer: Veritide is an independent consumer-research publication, not a healthcare provider or pharmacy. This page is informational and is not medical advice. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved as finished products. Always consult a licensed clinician before starting any peptide or GLP-1 therapy.