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...

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? 👇

Potentially great news for those with a workplace injury - we've heard time and time again now that workcover may foot the bill for doctor-led and prescribed peptide therapy relating to injury repair! Probably a case by case thing - but if you've got a workcover case manager, ask them. We've heard of invoices up to $1000 being paid out! Anyone else heard this??

What’s anybody’s experience with reducing recovery time for soft tissue injuries? I have a minor shoulder issue and don’t really want to be sidelined for 4-6 weeks

Did you know there were legitimate, dr-led peptide pathways here in Australia? Or did you think peptides were illegal / only grey market?