The questions that come up on calls

Yes, when the store is positioned and run for laboratory research use only. Under the Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act, whether a product counts as a drug turns on its intended use, and intended use is established by marketing: the claims, the labels, the words on the page. The program sets all of that for you.

Every store we build carries a 21+ age gate, research-use-only disclaimers on the product pages and at checkout, an attestation the buyer has to tick, neutral catalog names, and no health, dosing or results claims anywhere in the copy. The quality page lists all of it, and it is written into the Membership Agreement.

You do, with help. Meta and Google restrict peptides, so the channels that carry this category are affiliate and influencer partnerships, organic content, and an email or SMS list you own.

You get the recruiting kit for the partnerships, systems for the organic and email side, and coaching through your first launch.

Not on the dropship route. The supplier packs and posts every order from your store, so you hold no stock and ship nothing. For a better margin you can buy stock by the kit and keep it in your name at a vetted third-party warehouse that picks, packs and posts for you. You can start on the first and move to the second later. How it works covers both.

Yes. Semaglutide, tirzepatide and retatrutide are at the top of the catalog, for laboratory research use only, and all three are on both wholesale sheets.

It comes down to who owns the stock and when your money leaves.

The dropship catalog is priced per vial and you only buy a vial after a customer has bought one from you. The two wholesale lists are priced per kit of ten vials, which you pay for up front and own. The wholesale price per vial is much lower, and that is what you are buying with the cash you tie up. The wholesale calculator shows both numbers side by side.

Every client gets ACH and Zelle set up, plus a direct introduction to processing partners who get stores in this category approved. It is the step most likely to stall, so the setup is part of the build and we work through it with you.

$200 a month for the community room. The build tiers are one-time prices and start at $1,500. Every price is on the pricing page, and the tier calculator will tell you how many orders a month it takes to cover any of them.

It depends on the tier and how much you're doing yourself. Where we build the store, the first draft comes back in about seven business days and revision rounds follow. Payments and traffic come after that, and how it works lays out every step.

Either. You can run pure dropship with no inventory, or hold stock and have a 3PL ship it, and you can move between them later. The store, the brand and the customer list are yours either way.

Most of it, without speaking to anybody. Every price we pay is published, across three supply lists, and every tier price is on the pricing page. The compliance standard is on the quality page with the statute beside each line, down to the box the buyer ticks at checkout. Finding customers is part of the program: the recruiting kit, the organic and email systems, the coaching. And there is a registered company behind it, with an address and a support line.