Diabetic Medicine
Understanding the differences helps you select the right device for your specific peptide protocol

laptop, tablets, i-pad, Kindle, smart watch, gaming devices cameras, handheld video camera, audio recorder No ipods, music devices, earbuds no electronics appliances or devices overly revealing clothing short shorts or crop tops tank tops and loose tees clothing depicting: drugs, drug paraphernalia, explicit language and/or images, politically charged slogans Products that have alcohol listed in the first three ingredients (mouthwash, conditioner, hand sanitizer etc.) Opened toiletry products perfume, cologne dental floss (dental floss will be provided) opened toiletry products exercise/metabolic supplements protein powders essential oils non-ADA Certified service animal/emotional support animal weapons (including pocketknives) pornographic material: literature, video, audio, or clothing card decks, games, and sporting equipment aerosol products (hairspray, deodorant, etc.) wire clothes hangers Additionally, clients in our inpatient mental health program should not bring CPAPs, blow dryers or any other devices requiring plugging in, as there are no plug outlets in patient rooms for patient safety

Our Accelerated Opioid Detox Day 1: Our medical provider will advise you when to stop using opioids (this can vary from person to person) before your first appointment
We supply BPC-157 freeze-dried, with the choice between a spray bottle or a glass ampoule