Rx Peps Direct Named Best Online Peptide Therapy Provider 2026 by American Recognition Awards
Nov 4, 2026
Fort Collins-based telehealth practice Rx Peps Direct is recognized as "Best Peptide Therapy Provider" for its $39 medical review and direct-to-pharmacy wholesale pricing.
Fort Collins, United States, November 4, 2026 -- FORT COLLINS, Colo., October 28, 2026. American Recognition Awards named Rx Peps Direct (RxPepsDirect.com) Best Online Peptide Therapy Provider 2026. The award, announced October 20, 2026, recognizes the practice's flat-fee medical review model and direct-to-pharmacy wholesale pricing. The announcement is published at https://www.arawards.org/awards/rx-peps-direct-named-best-online-peptide-therapy-provider-2026.
Rx Peps Direct is a telehealth practice that provides prescriptions for compounded peptides in 28 states plus Washington, DC. Patients pay a $39 medical review fee per order, which covers up to three peptides. A licensed provider reviews each order, and every prescription goes to a licensed U.S. 503A compounding pharmacy. The pharmacy fills the prescription, ships it to the patient pre-reconstituted and ready to inject, and bills the patient directly at its wholesale price. Rx Peps Direct makes nothing on the medication itself.
Rx Peps Direct CEO, Marcus Hansen.
The practice took its first patients in May 2026. As of October 28, 2026, it has approved 3,507 orders for 1,954 patients. Its dosing guidance comes from a library of 55 physician-reviewed protocols written by Medical Director and co-founder Dr. Jonathan Snipes, MD. The practice publishes the batch lab report, covering sterility, endotoxin, and potency testing, for every batch the pharmacy has shared with it at RxPepsDirect.com/quality. More than 200 reports are posted to date.
Founder and CEO Marcus Hansen started the company as a peptide user himself. "As a peptide user myself, the research peptides made me nervous. They came with zero medical oversight," Hansen said. "After researching forums and talking to people directly, I realized I wasn't the only one who felt that way. The question was how to keep it affordable, and the answer was simple: pay for real medical oversight, then pay the pharmacy's wholesale price directly from the pharmacy itself."
About Rx Peps Direct
Rx Peps Direct (RxPepsDirect.com) is a telehealth practice based in Fort Collins, Colorado, that provides prescriptions for compounded peptides in 28 states plus Washington, DC. Patients pay a single $39 medical review fee. Rx Peps Direct sends every prescription to a licensed U.S. 503A compounding pharmacy, which fills it and ships it directly to the patient, and the patient pays the pharmacy at its wholesale price. Rx Peps Direct prescribes only non-controlled peptides.
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Name: Marcus Hansen
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Organization: Rx Peps Direct
Address: 242 Linden St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Phone: 19736042002
Website: https://www.rxpepsdirect.com
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