Foundations & the Legal Landscape
How peptides work and exactly where the law stands right now.
A 100% free masterclass from Pharmacy Badass University
The complete clinical & legal deep dive for pharmacists and prescribers — six modules, 6 CEs, and a fillable workbook.
Other people are charging $1,200+ for peptide courses. We think that's highway robbery. So we built our own — deeper, current, and free. No catch, no upsell required.
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The complete curriculum
Go from peptide fundamentals to the practical decisions that matter in a real clinical or pharmacy setting.
How peptides work and exactly where the law stands right now.
GLP-1s, tesamorelin, sermorelin, PT-141, glutathione, NAD+ and friends.
BPC-157, KPV, TB-500, MOTS-c, Semax, Epitalon at full clinical depth.
What you still can't touch, and why patients keep asking.
Wolverine, KLOW, GLOW and more, graded on pharmacokinetic honesty.
Dosing math, dosage forms, testing, counseling, documentation.

Meet your instructor
PharmD since 2001. Pharmacy owner. Founder of DiversifyRx and Pharmacy Badass University, and host of the Becoming a Pharmacy Badass podcast. I help independent pharmacy owners build cash-based, non-PBM revenue — and peptides are the clearest opportunity I've seen in years.
I've worked in and around peptides for years — I literally wrote the book for pharmacists, Practical Guide to Peptides for Pharmacists, and I've spent the last four years teaching peptides to every level of practitioner, from first-year pharmacy students to seasoned prescribers. This isn't a topic I researched last month. This is my space.
When I saw what some people charge to teach this, I decided the profession deserved better. So here it is: everything, free.
Peptide Masterclass
Follow-Along Workbook
17 fillable pages
Included free with the course
The fillable 17-page PDF keeps the details usable long after each lesson ends.
Legal clarity without the noise
FDA-approved peptide drugs and Category 1 substances a pharmacy can already work with.
Oral peptide dietary supplements under DSHEA with structure/function claims are on shelves right now.
In July 2026 an FDA advisory committee recommended six popular peptides, like BPC-157, for the compounding list. The course explains what that does and doesn't mean.
Module 1 sorts the whole legal landscape in plain English.
Straight answers
Ready when you are