Blood test
BeWELL asks for bloodwork before a provider decides whether peptide therapy is appropriate for you — and again later, to see what has changed.
Why bloodwork comes first
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signals between cells. What a provider needs to know before considering them is how your body is working now — and symptoms alone do not answer that.
Bloodwork gives your provider measured information rather than a description. BeWELL's own disclaimer puts it plainly: treatment recommendations are individualized based on medical history, clinical assessment, laboratory findings, potential risks and benefits, and professional medical judgment. The blood test is the laboratory part of that.
It also sets a starting point. A test taken before anything begins is what a later test is compared against, so that changes can be read against your own baseline instead of a general expectation.
Your provider may conclude that peptide therapy is not appropriate for you. That is a real outcome of this step, and it is the reason the step exists.
How it works
Complete the medical intake
You start by telling BeWELL about your health history. Nothing is prescribed and nothing is shipped on the strength of that form alone.
A BeWELL clinician reviews your intake
If peptide therapy may be right for you, you are approved for the blood test. If not, you are told, and you pay nothing.
Pay for your blood test and book your draw
Once your intake is approved, you are sent a link to pay for the test and choose a time and place to have your blood drawn.
Your results go to your provider
The laboratory returns your results to BeWELL, where they are added to your record alongside your intake.
A licensed provider reviews everything
Your provider reads your history and your results together, and decides whether peptide therapy is appropriate for you. Approval is not automatic.
If you are approved and begin treatment, BeWELL asks for a follow-up blood test later on, so your provider can see what has changed.
What it costs
The blood test is $250. A card processing fee is added at checkout, so the amount you pay is slightly higher than the price shown here.
You pay for the test only after a BeWELL clinician has reviewed and approved your intake.
Start with your intake
The medical intake is the first step. Once a BeWELL clinician has reviewed and approved it, BeWELL sends you the link to pay for your blood test and book your draw.
Not sure yet? Read how BeWELL works.
Peptide therapies require medical evaluation and may require a prescription. Certain therapies may involve compounded medications that are not FDA-approved. Individual results vary. See Medical & Regulatory Disclaimer.