Why peptide ordering is a catalog-and-routing problem
Peptide programs are wide. Beyond the headline molecules like sermorelin and NAD+, clinics order a long tail of compounds, and the practical question is how deep the catalog actually goes and how clearly each molecule's cost and routing are visible before you build a program around it. Wells Pharmacy Network compiles a formulary of wellness injectables, but it does not publish the peptide-specific formulary on wellsrx.com. The available molecules, concentrations, and per-vial rates are inside WellsPx3 after account setup, so confirm the depth of the peptide catalog in a portal demo rather than assuming it matches a competitor's publicly listed menu.
This page is about ordering workflow, not clinical protocols. Which peptides a clinic prescribes is a prescriber decision; the platform's job is to surface what is orderable, route each line to the right compounder, and show cost before payment. What to evaluate: can you search the catalog, can you save high-frequency molecules as favorites for faster reordering, and is per-vial cost visible before checkout?