Empower has a growing peptide catalog — here is what the ordering workflow actually looks like.

Empower Pharmacy is a direct 503A compounder — not a marketplace routing to partner pharmacies. It produces peptides including NAD+ Injection (Lyo), Sermorelin Acetate Injection, and a growing formulary at its own facility. Empower recently introduced Sermorelin Acetate ODT (1000mcg). Prescribers submit patient-specific orders through the LifeFile portal using EPCS-compliant e-prescribing; LifeFile tracks real-time order status for every Empower submission. Per-vial rates are not published publicly — clinic pricing comes through the account setup and liaison process.

This page is about ordering workflow, not clinical peptide protocols. The platform's job is to surface what is available, show what it costs, and route each line. What you should evaluate is whether the platform exposes a deep, searchable catalog with per-vial cost before checkout, repeat-SKU favorites for fast reordering, and clean routing when a multi-SKU order spans more than Empower's own formulary.

Empower's peptide catalog is genuinely expanding — that is different from most single-compounder portals. The gaps are on the workflow and economics side. Pricing is gated: even though NAD+ and sermorelin are public trending products, per-vial rates are not visible until you set up a clinic account through the liaison process. Multi-SKU ordering stays within Empower's own catalog — if your peptide menu extends to molecules Empower does not compound, those require separate portal sessions. And LifeFile is built for one-patient-one-prescription ordering rather than batching a full peptide refill day in one cart.

Fizy Health is the same 503A category but addresses those gaps directly. A searchable medication catalog spans assigned compounders so you see what is available and at what per-vial cost before checkout. Catalog favorites make high-frequency peptide SKUs fast to reorder. A single checkout routes each line to the right LegitScript-certified 503A partner automatically. Where a specific peptide molecule is not in the assigned catalog, that is visible up front — not discovered after account setup.