Guest says some longevity clinics are financially incentivised to over-prescribe peptides

What was said

"If you go to them, you want a vial of PT-141, they buy it from the pharmacy for 100 bucks, 150 bucks, they sell it to you for 500 bucks. So, they're making a $400 profit off of you from using the medication."

An unidentified guest argues parts of the longevity and anti-ageing clinic sector can be “scammy”, claiming some clinics mark up compounded peptides substantially—for example citing a vial bought for $100–$150 and sold for $500. He contrasts this with routine prescribing, where he says doctors typically do not receive a direct kickback per prescription.