It really pisses me off when mainstream media channels promote one side of the story (wow... who would have thought 🙄) This interview 60 minutes did highlights all the "dangers, risks and idiocy" of buying black market peptides. Yeah, no shit. What they fail to highlight telehealth are companies like BioAxis who go through the legitimate process of connecting patients to a qualified and educated doctor who can, where appropriate, prescribe compounded peptides. Peptides that are not from the 'black market', or from someone's kitchen or 'backyard lab'. Australian compounded, proper safety and sterility checks, schedule 4 medications... All things these idiot news outlets fail to mention. Classic fear mongering... there is another way, a better way. EVEN THE COMMENTS ARE TURNED OFF! Idiots. What's your thoughts? 👇

In answer to @Grant Harrison - Peptides don't ONLY have to be injectable! Other forms include: 1. Nasal Sprays 2. Dissolving Films 3. Capsules 4. Creams, and 5. Serums Scared of a needle... there's some good options out there! Which one surprised you the most (vote below)

When I put out the poll yesterday for "what people wanted more of", I wasn't surprised that it's more clarity from telehealth clinics. It's such a shame telehealth companies can't list specific medication costs and pricing beyond the consult or some vague "protocol"... they're held to a strict standard in trying to do the right thing. Frustrating for sure. This only really affects the consumer, who's left in the dark... Don't forget to reach out. Many companies will happily chat through costs and options via phone or email. You're welcome to email BioAxis, at [email protected] - we'd love to help in any way we can! This poll highlighted another thing... pages like this are so important. If you have other people in your life interested in the peptide space, share this with your mates, chat through what you've tried, and the options your considering!

When it comes to Peptides in Australia - it can be a bit confusing. 'Research use only' compounds you can by from marketplace, right over to legitimate telehealth companies that say "dr-led assessments" and other vague language... As people interested in peptides, what do we wish there was more of? - Maybe more clarity from the telehealth companies about costs, processes and if they actually can prescribe peptides? - More education on what peptides are for and can do? - Something else? I'd love to know...

Hey guys glad to be here. I'm hearing so much about peptides but its all in USA 🙈 I saw in the classroom to get them in Aus the only route is thru a doctor - and bioaxis is an online option. Does anyone here use any other online providers or have you got someone in person you are willing to share? Thanks 😊