Peptide dosing protocols and clinical reference for prescribers
The clinical peptide library, at your fingertips. Search dosing, protocols, indications, and clinical guidance across the full library — organized by peptide category, condition, and reference tool.
From a clinician using the library
The Peptides Practice Library has been a game changer for me and my practice. Peptides Practice: Beyond the Course is very appropriately named because it bridges the gap between learning about peptides and actually knowing how to use them in clinical practice.
For clinicians who have learned about peptides but are still asking, “How do I actually use these with my patients?”, this is the resource I wish I had from the beginning.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Peptides, Practiced. library?
A peptide therapy reference library for licensed prescribers. It has 11 teaching volumes organized by peptide category, 5 condition protocols, and reference tools including a dose and indication reference, monitoring labs and a consent template. It runs in the browser and installs to your phone.
Does it include peptide dosing protocols and cycling schedules?
Yes. Most peptide entries open with a quick table of vial size, dose, route and cycle, then cover mechanism, indications, dosing rationale and timing, contraindications, drug interactions, monitoring, side effects, stacking and clinical pearls. Five condition protocols cover concussion and head injury, systemic anti-aging and longevity, mold and environmental illness, chronic viral reactivation, and gut rebuild.
Does it cover BPC-157 dosing?
Yes. BPC-157 is covered in Volume 3 (Anti-inflammatory and Mucosal) and cross-referenced from the Tissue Repair volume, the condition protocols and the dose and indication reference. Volume 3 opens with the full library.
Is there a peptide dose calculator?
Yes. The dose calculator turns vial strength, bacteriostatic water volume and target dose into units on a U-100 insulin syringe, and shows the concentration and doses per vial. It is open in the preview, no account needed.
Is there a peptide consent form template?
Yes. The library includes a peptide consent template you can adapt for your practice. State-specific intake, consent and documentation forms are a separate add-on, the Compliance-Ready Peptide Program.
Does it explain how to prescribe peptides?
Yes. A dedicated reference covers the regulatory, sourcing and prescribing landscape, and a monitoring reference gives practical lab guidance by peptide class. Apply it within your own license, scope of practice and clinical judgment.
Who wrote it? Is it an A4M peptide certification course?
It was written by Monika Rodriguez, MSN, ARNP, FNP-C, a nurse practitioner certified in peptide therapy through A4M (Peptide Therapy I and Advanced II). It is an independent library, not an A4M course, built for clinicians who have finished peptide training and want a reference they can use with patients.
How much does it cost, and can I preview it?
The full library is $1,497 as a one-time purchase, which includes one year of updates. Volume 1 (Mitochondrial) and the dose calculator are open to preview without an account.
