Peptide Therapy Cost in Tampa: Every Price Listed

Peptide therapy at Padgett Medical Center in Tampa starts at $90 for a whole order, and the consultation with a licensed provider is free. Oral BPC-157 is priced per capsule, at $12 per capsule. Every product's price is listed below, you only pay for the peptides you start, and nothing is charged when you book.

New patients who book online with a card on file get 10% off their first peptide order, and current patients pay the listed price. The consultation is free whether you come to our clinic at 6904 W. Linebaugh Ave in Tampa or meet your provider by telehealth from anywhere in Florida. Book a free consultation, or see every peptide and price on one page.

What does the free peptide consultation include?

The consultation is a visit with a licensed provider, and it costs nothing. Your provider goes over your health history, the medicines and supplements you take and your goals, then decides with you which peptides, if any, are right for you. If none is a good fit, you pay nothing. If you start a peptide, you pay for that order, and a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy compounds it for you (about our partner pharmacies).

Your provider confirms the right product and strength at the consultation. The prices below are what you pay for each order before the first-order discount, and they are subject to change.

How much does BPC-157 cost per month?

A BPC-157 injection vial is a month's supply and costs $275, or $247.50 on a new patient's first order with a card on file. Oral BPC-157 capsules are priced one at a time, at $12 per capsule, or $10.80 per capsule on that first order. What a month of capsules costs depends on how many your provider directs you to take, so ask for that total at your consultation. BPC-157 in Tampa covers the research and side effects, and oral vs injectable BPC-157 compares the two forms.

How much does TB-500 cost?

TB-500 costs $300 (injection, 15 mg in a 4 mL vial, 1 vial). On a new patient's first order with a card on file, it is $270. TB-500 is an injection, and the general pattern is twice a week. Your provider sets the dose, and the dose decides how long a vial lasts. See TB-500 in Tampa.

How much does KPV cost per month?

Oral KPV costs $90 (capsule, 125 mcg, 30 capsules), $150 (capsule, 250 mcg, 30 capsules) or $240 (capsule, 500 mcg, 30 capsules). On a new patient's first order with a card on file, the same strengths are $81, $135 or $216. The general pattern is one capsule a day, so at that pattern a 30-capsule bottle lasts about a month, and your provider picks the strength. See KPV in Tampa.

How much does MOTS-c cost?

MOTS-c costs $400 (injection, 10 mg in a 2 mL vial, 4 vials). On a new patient's first order with a card on file, it is $360. MOTS-c is an injection, generally twice a week, and your provider sets the dose. If you take a glucose-lowering medicine, your provider may ask you to check your blood sugar more often at first. See MOTS-c in Tampa.

How much does Semax cost?

Semax costs $125 (nasal spray, 3.75 mg in 4 mL, 4 mL bottle), $125 (nasal spray, 7.5 mg in 4 mL, 4 mL bottle) or $199 (nasal spray, 7.5 mg in 6 mL, 6 mL bottle). On a new patient's first order with a card on file, the same sprays are $112.50, $112.50 or $179.10. The general pattern is one spray in each nostril once a day, and your provider picks the strength. See Semax in Tampa.

How much does Epitalon cost?

Epitalon costs $250 (injection, 5 mg/mL, one 5 mL vial, 1 vial) or $400 (injection, 5 mg/mL, two 5 mL vials, 2 vials). On a new patient's first order with a card on file, that is $225 or $360. Epitalon is not a monthly cost: it is an injection taken as a short course, generally daily for 10 days, then a break of 6 to 12 months. See Epitalon in Tampa.

How does the card-on-file discount work?

New patients who book online and save a card on file get 10% off their first peptide order. Nothing is charged when you book, and the discount applies to that first order only. After that, and for current patients, the listed price applies. You can also book without a card at the regular price. A card on file means fewer missed appointments, and the practice passes that saving on to you.

What do you pay for, and what don't you pay for?

You pay for the peptide orders you start, at the prices on this page. You don't pay for the consultation, and nothing is charged when you book. The one charge tied to the consultation is a $50 no-show fee if you don't show, or don't cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours ahead. Each product holds a single peptide: there are no blends, so if your provider prescribes two peptides, each is its own order at its own price. If a cost you want to know about is not on this page, ask at your consultation or call (813) 888-7710.

Does insurance cover peptide therapy?

The prices on this page are what you pay for each order, and the consultation is free. Compounded peptides have not been approved by the FDA. The FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are prescribed, so check with your plan before you count on any coverage or health benefit.

Why not buy cheaper research peptides online?

Because a lower price does not buy the same thing. At Padgett Medical Center in Tampa, peptides are prescribed only after a consultation with a licensed medical provider, and each one is compounded for the individual patient by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy. That is not the same as the "research grade" or "research use only" peptides sold online, which are labeled not for human use and are not made or checked to pharmacy standards for people, so there is no way to be sure of their strength, purity or sterility, or how well they will work.

The FDA has sent warning letters to online sellers of "research use only" peptides, finding that evidence on their websites showed the products were "intended to be drugs for human use" (FDA warning letter to Prime Sciences, March 31, 2026). On October 30, 2026, HHS published a notice in the Federal Register about an interim policy for compounding six peptides for individual patients, and it does not cover products sold as research chemicals. Research-grade vs pharmacy-compounded peptides explains the difference, and are peptides legal in Florida? covers the policy.

How do you book a free peptide consultation?

Book online in a few minutes and pick the peptides you want to ask about; you can choose more than one. Choose in person at our Tampa clinic or telehealth from anywhere in Florida, and as a new patient, save a card on file for 10% off your first order. Nothing is charged when you book. To start with one peptide already picked, use its link: BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, MOTS-c, Semax or Epitalon.

This article is educational and is not medical advice. Talk with a licensed provider about your own health, medications and treatment options.