Skip to the reading The care notebook Peptide care · Choices & questions Routes Evidence Costs Checks Decisions Notebook Pause and check Check names & licences Pause and check Look up both the clinician and the pharmacy Get the names used for the clinician’s licence and the dispensing pharmacy’s record. Search those names rather than only the name on the website. The records behind the names Find the clinician’s board record A state medical board’s public records show whether a doctor holds a licence and any public disciplinary action. Follow the medical-board directory to the board that covers your state. Choose the board that covers your location during care. Compare the record with the clinician’s supplied licence details. Ask which board holds your doctor’s licence record. Some states have different boards for different medical degrees. Ask which licensing board applies if the clinician is not a doctor. Use the pharmacy’s own name FDA means the US medicines agency. Use FDA’s pharmacy search page to reach the licensing records kept by each state. A matching licence entry confirms a licence, not the appropriateness of every prescription. Request the name of the pharmacy that actually prepares and sends the medicine. Match it with the state record rather than a badge in an advert. Ask the state board about any mismatch before treating the check as complete. Ask what a badge actually means A facility can be listed with FDA without its products being approved by FDA; this distinction was checked on September 26, 2026. A record check answers a narrow question. Return to the evidence, product status and follow-up plan as separate questions. Keep the names and records with the written quote. Sources for this page Sources checked through September 26, 2026. Medical boards · Public physician records Medical boards · Find the state board FDA · Search pharmacy licences FDA · What approval means Carry the question forward Questions to bring → In this part of the notebook Check the offer Epitalon’s unknowns Check names & licences Other topics Compare care routes Read the evidence Plan the cost Ask and decide This notebook offers a guide to care choices; it provides neither clinic visits nor medicine sales. Return to the notebook Bring your questions Text page index