Salt Lake City has a growing number of clinics that offer peptide therapy alongside GLP-1 medications and hormone care. This page lists 11 verified clinics in the metro area, along with the compounds each one names on its public menu. The goal is simple. We want you to see who operates locally, what they list, and how an online consultation compares before you contact anyone.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids. Many of the compounds named below are investigational and not approved by the FDA for the uses people often ask about. That matters. A clinician can explain what current research examined and what it reported, without promising an outcome. Nothing here is medical advice, and nothing here should replace a conversation with a licensed provider who knows your history.
What Salt Lake City clinics list
The GLP-1 and dual-agonist medications appear most often. Semaglutide and tirzepatide show up on menus at AVIVA WO/MAN, ReMedical, Mind and Body Performance, Renew Vitality, The Re Clinic, Bariatric Medicine Institute, and Arlani Integrative Medicine. Several clinics list a broader set of peptides. AVIVA WO/MAN and The Re Clinic both name bpc-157, cjc-1295, ipamorelin combinations, tesamorelin, tb-500, ghk-cu, and pt-141. Optimal Performance Clinic lists a research-forward group that includes dsip, epithalon, mots-c, kisspeptin, and nad-plus. Salt and Stone Wellness focuses on nad-plus and glutathione.
You will also see sermorelin at Renew Vitality and The Re Clinic, and aod-9604 at more than one location. A menu listing describes what a clinic offers to discuss. It does not mean a compound is right for you, and it does not confirm supply on any given day.
How the compounding rules apply
Compounded peptides are prepared by licensed 503A and 503B pharmacies against a valid prescription. That is the only purchase channel worth discussing. Research-use-only vendors are not a lawful source for personal use. One point deserves emphasis. Retatrutide is investigational and not legally compoundable, so a responsible clinic should not offer it as a compounded product.
Use this list as a starting point. Verify licensure, ask how a clinic sources its pharmacy, and bring your questions to a clinician before making any decision about your care.