Rx Peps Direct opens $99-a-month Concierge Peptide Therapy, with one nurse practitioner who stays with each member
Nov 8, 2026
Members work with Dr. Christine Green, DNP, FNP-C, on a written plan built around their goals, with a video visit every month and unlimited messages, in 11 states
Fort Collins, United States, November 8, 2026 -- FORT COLLINS, Colo., November [day], 2026. Rx Peps Direct (RxPepsDirect.com), a telehealth practice that prescribes compounded peptides, has opened Concierge Peptide Therapy, a membership that costs $99 a month. Each member works with one provider, Dr. Christine Green, DNP, FNP-C, a nurse practitioner. She builds the member's peptide protocol with them on video, then adjusts it as check-ins and visits show what is working. Enrollment is open now in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Indiana, Nevada, New York, North Dakota, Texas, and Utah.
Every month, a member gets:
Concierge service for prescription peptides
A 20-minute video visit with Dr. Green to review the plan and change it
A check-in form every two weeks, which Dr. Green reads herself
Unlimited messages, answered by Dr. Green
Review of up to 10 different peptides, with no $39 medical review fee per order
A written plan with daily calorie, protein, fat, and carb targets, training days, a daily step goal, and recovery habits
Rx Peps Direct's standard option stays the same. A patient pays a $39 medical review per order, and a licensed provider reviews their intake and approves or declines the prescription. Concierge is for people who want a provider to help them choose peptides, dose them, and change course over time.
"We spent a month reviewing feedback forms, phone calls, and video interviews with patients, and this plan came out of that," said Marcus Hansen, founder and CEO of Rx Peps Direct. "With Concierge, the person who builds your plan is the same person who reads your check-ins and answers your messages. That's Dr. Green, every time."
Dr. Green is a Doctor of Nursing Practice and a board-certified family nurse practitioner. She spent nearly two decades building and leading a functional medicine practice that cared for more than 9,000 patients. She is a Diplomate in Anti-Aging, Metabolic and Functional Medicine through A4M (ABAAHP) and has completed A4M / International Peptide Society peptide therapy training, Modules I and II. At Rx Peps Direct, she works only with Concierge members, and she is licensed in all 11 states where membership is offered.
A new member chooses a state and a first visit time, enrolls, then spends about five minutes on their goals, health history, medications, and how they eat, train, and sleep today. Dr. Green reads it before the first visit. After the visit, the written plan appears on the member's dashboard once she approves it. Any prescription she approves goes to a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy, which fills it, ships it, and bills the member directly at its own price. Rx Peps Direct adds nothing to the medication cost.
Dr. Green prescribes only what is clinically appropriate, so membership pays for her time and judgment and does not guarantee a prescription. Concierge doesn't include lab work and doesn't replace a member's primary care doctor. Membership is billed monthly and can be canceled from the dashboard at any time, effective at the end of the paid month.
Rx Peps Direct took its first patients in May 2026. As of November 7, it has approved 4,092 orders for 2,218 patients.
Learn more or enroll: https://www.rxpepsdirect.com/guided
About Rx Peps Direct
Rx Peps Direct (RxPepsDirect.com) is a telehealth practice based in Fort Collins, Colorado, that provides prescriptions for compounded peptides in 28 states plus Washington, DC. Patients pay a $39 medical review fee per order, which covers up to three peptides. In 11 of those states, patients can also join Concierge Peptide Therapy for $99 a month. Every prescription goes to a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy, which fills it, ships it to the patient, and bills the patient directly. Rx Peps Direct prescribes only non-controlled peptides. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
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Organization: Rx Peps Direct
Address: 242 Linden St
Phone: 19736042002
Website: https://www.rxpepsdirect.com/
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