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Free self-directed guide · For prescribers

Seven days · Seven worksheets · One live program

The Prescriber’s 7-Day Peptide Program Launch Plan

A self-directed, fillable plan you and your team complete on your own, one worksheet a day. Open a peptide program the careful way: focused lanes, a right-sized first order, a team that knows what to say, and a first cohort of patients you already know.

01Clinic Profile
02Workflow Map
03Protocol Lanes
04First Order
05Team Toolkit
06Briefing and Activation
07Launch

Inside

Seven fillable worksheets
Starter scripts and objection handlers
A sourcing verification checklist
A your-numbers revenue worksheet
Included with free Access: the Launch Mapper AI skill

Clinic name

Program owner

Launch week of

Self-directed planning tool. Education only, not CME or CE credit, and not individualized medical, legal or financial advice. Prescribing providers retain every clinical decision. Clinical Edge does not sell or supply peptides.

Start here

Patients keep asking about peptides. You’re not going to wing it.

We’ve watched a lot of good clinicians try to launch peptide programs. The ones that struggle almost always start the same way: with a product list. A supplier email, a few compounds that sounded promising, a bulk order, and then three months of untangling it. The team isn’t sure what to say, patients aren’t sure what they’re buying, and the shelf is full of inventory nobody planned for.

The clinics that do well start somewhere else. They start with their own patients and their own workflow. They pick a few focused lanes, order for the first ten people instead of the first hundred, give the front desk real words, and invite patients they already know. This plan is that sequence, one worksheet a day, built for you and your team to run yourselves. No consultant required: you, your office manager and a few focused hours across one week.

— The Clinical Edge Partners team

The seven days

Day	Focus	You leave with	Time
01	Clinic Profile	Your clinic intake	20–30 min
02	Workflow Map	Where the program lives	30–45 min
03	Protocol Lanes	Your first menu	30–40 min
04	First Order	Your first-order plan	30–45 min
05	Team Toolkit	Cards, scripts, cadence	45–60 min
06	Briefing and Activation	Your cohort list	45–60 min
07	Launch	Your active program	20–30 min

How to use this plan

One worksheet a day. Fill it in on screen (it saves as you type, on this device) or print it and write by hand.
Be honest about today. Describe the clinic you run now, not the one on your website.
Map it with AI. Join free Access and get the Launch Mapper skill for Claude or ChatGPT. Paste in your answers and it drafts your custom launch plan.

Ground rules

Your prescriber makes every clinical call: candidacy, protocol, labs, consent.
No dosing appears anywhere in this guide. That lives in the prescriber-only library.
No patient names or health details on these pages. Use your EMR’s internal ID.
Built for NPI-attested prescribers.

05 · Peptide experience today

Check one.

Beginner: strong interest, nothing offered yetDiscussed internally, not launchedOffered one or two protocols informallyOffering now, want a structured program

What has held you back so far?

06 · Team and timeline

Licensed prescribers (with NPI) Support staff in patient care Program owner Target go-live window

07 · Your first launch goal

In your own words, what does a successful launch look like?

At the end of week oneAt 30 days

You are done with Day 01 when

Your clinic type and service mix are documented.
Volume and cash-pay ratio are filled in, even as estimates.
Your top three patient categories are chosen.
Team roles and a program owner are named.
Your launch goal is written in your own words.

How Clinical Edge Partners helps

The Launch Mapper AI skill turns your answers into a custom launch plan, inside your own Claude or ChatGPT.Access, free
Free Access: sample provider lessons and a sample protocol resource, so you can see how the library thinks.Access
The full reference library: 70+ compounds across seven categories, matched to the patients you just listed.Signature+
Considering a clinic-branded patient app? That’s worth a short call; see the last page.Premier

Twenty minutes here saves weeks of drift. We’d rather you write down the clinic you actually run on a Tuesday than the one in your pitch deck. The plan only works when it’s built around the real thing.

The Clinical Edge Partners clinical team

03 · Visit flow

New patient visit lengthFollow-up visit length

04 · Introducing services

How patients usually hear about new servicesTeam comfort introducing a new program

05 · Storage and handling

Do you store injectables today?Constraints to note

06 · Where your team needs the most support before Day 07

What peptide protocols are and how they work01Talking with patients confidently02Handling questions and objections03Intake, ordering and follow-up workflow04Storage, handling and dispensing05Documentation and charting06

07 · Your friction map

Where could a peptide conversation happen naturally, and where would it meet resistance?

Touchpoint	Natural opportunity	Potential friction

08 · Launch constraints

Prescriber availability is limited in the next two weeks01Staff turnover or training during the launch window02EMR or intake forms need updating03Busy season or high-volume period04Budget limits on the first order05Compliance or legal review needed first06

Given all this, where will the program live in your existing rhythm?

You are done with Day 02 when

Cash-pay services and uncaptured demand are identified.
Visit flow and team comfort are mapped, even roughly.
Training gaps are named, not assumed.
At least three friction-map touchpoints are filled in.
You know where the program will live in your clinic’s rhythm.

How Clinical Edge Partners helps

Staff lessons in plain language: what peptides are and what to say when patients ask.Signature+
Monthly live trainings and a prescriber community for workflow questions.Signature+
The AI librarian answers your team’s questions from the library in moments. No patient details go in.Signature+
Launch Mapper turns your friction map into a team-by-team action list for launch week.Access, free

Day 03 · Protocol LanesWorksheet

Day03

Start focused. Expand with confidence.

DeliverableYour first menuTime needed30–40 min

You do not need every category on day one. Pick three or four lanes based on the patients you already serve and the services you already run. These are clinical focus areas, not treatment claims.

Before you start

Have Day 01 and Day 02 in front of you. Resist the urge to check everything. A focused first menu produces a focused first launch, and the catalog will still be there in month two.

01 · Select your first lanes

Check three or four.

Lane 01

Weight and metabolic support

Healthy weight, metabolic function, appetite regulation and body composition goals.

Best fit Weight management, hormone and metabolic patients. High demand and strong cash-pay fit.

In the library Metabolic and GLP category, including a GLP-1 metabolic resource (evidence: controlled human trials).

Patients in your practice who fit

Lane 02

Recovery and performance

Recovery between training sessions, physical resilience, and performance goals.

Best fit Active patients, athletes, post-procedure recovery. Strong referral potential.

In the library Repair and growth hormone axis categories, such as tesamorelin and ipamorelin resources.

Patients in your practice who fit

Lane 03

Healthy aging and longevity

Cellular health, energy and the markers patients associate with aging well.

Best fit Patients 40+ interested in longevity or executive health programs.

In the library Longevity category, such as the SS-31 mitochondrial stack (evidence: uncontrolled human data).

Patients in your practice who fit

Lane 04

Sleep and stress resilience

Sleep quality, stress response and recovery from fatigue or burnout.

Best fit Patients already discussing cortisol, sleep or burnout. Overlaps hormone and functional patients.

In the library Cognitive category. Check current coverage in the library.

Patients in your practice who fit

Lane 05

Sexual wellness and vitality

Libido, sexual function and vitality for men and women.

Best fit Existing hormone and men’s or women’s health patients. Often undiscussed in standard care.

In the library Check current coverage in the library.

Patients in your practice who fit

Lane 06

Injury and tissue support

Connective tissue, joint health and recovery from musculoskeletal injury.

Best fit Post-procedure, joint and regenerative medicine patients.

In the library Repair category, such as the BPC-157 resource (evidence: animal data only) and the GHK-Cu stack.

Patients in your practice who fit

02 · Your selection rationale

One sentence each. This guides your first order on Day 04.

Lane	Why it fits your practice now	Patients it serves

03 · Lanes to add next

Lanes held for expansionThe signal that says it’s time

04 · Priority lane

Priority lane for the first orderWhy this lane firstHow many patients are ready now

You are done with Day 03 when

Three or four lanes are selected, not six.
Each lane has a one-sentence rationale in your words.
Your priority lane is named and justified.
Expansion lanes and the signal to add them are written down.

How Clinical Edge Partners helps

Every library resource has six parts: indications, contraindications, labs, monitoring, a patient handout and consent.Signature+
Each resource shows its evidence tier, author, reviewer and revision date. Full protocols open only to NPI-attested prescribers.Signature+
Protocol Review Board: a second set of clinical eyes on your lane plan, available a la carte at every level.All tiers
Launch Mapper drafts a starting-menu brief from your lane picks, for your clinical lead to review and decide.Access, free

03 · Your first-order planning table

Sized to the first cohort. Your numbers, from your own pharmacy’s or supplier’s quote.

Lane	Qty for first cohort	Est. cost per unit	Your pharmacy or supplier	Notes

Estimated starter order totalTarget order date

04 · No speculative bulk

Sized to the first ten patients, not projected volumeNo lane ordered without identified patientsNo bulk discount chased on unproven demandReorder trigger defined before this order ships

05 · Your reorder rhythm

Reorder trigger Reorder size Review window

The ordering principle

Cash flow follows adherence, not inventory. The first order proves the lane is real. The second is built on data. The third on a pattern.

06 · On receipt day

Items counted against your clinic’s order01Cold chain intact, no temperature excursions02Lot numbers and expiration dates logged, COAs filed03Stored per the resource’s storage requirements04Prescriber told stock is ready05Reorder date or threshold calendared06

You are done with Day 04 when

The readiness and sourcing checks are complete.
Your first-order plan is sized to the first cohort, ready to place with your own pharmacy or supplier.
Your reorder trigger is written and calendared before the order ships.
You have committed to no speculative bulk.

How Clinical Edge Partners helps

The sourcing standard: the 15 tests to demand on every lot, plus COA training for your team.Signature+
Launch Mapper checks your first-order sizing against your cohort and drafts your reorder rhythm. Your numbers, your call, your order.Access, free

Day 05 · Team ToolkitWorksheet

Day05

Give your team the words, the workflow and the next step.

DeliverableCards, scripts and cadenceTime needed45–60 min

A clinic needs more than a list of peptides. It needs language the team can use on a Tuesday afternoon with a patient who is curious but unsure. Day 05 builds that toolkit.

Before you start

This is the longest worksheet and the one that pays off most on Day 07. Read every starter script out loud before you customize it. If it sounds like a brochure, rewrite it until it sounds like you.

01 · Protocol cards

The one-page reference your team uses for each lane.

Protocol card · Lane 01One per selected lane

Category nameWho it is for What it supports, in plain language What the handout says patients may notice

How it is given (general)Program length and review point

Your monthly price to patientsWhy your clinic’s version

Protocol card · Lane 02One per selected lane

Category nameWho it is for What it supports, in plain language What the handout says patients may notice

How it is given (general)Program length and review point

Your monthly price to patientsWhy your clinic’s version

02 · Follow-up cadence

Consistency here is what turns a first order into a second.

Touchpoint	Action and purpose	Who owns it
Day 1	Welcome message. Confirm pickup, storage and handout reviewed.
Week 1	Check-in. Any questions or early concerns?
Week 2	Short follow-up. How is it going? Note in chart.
Week 4	Mid-program check-in. Reorder conversation if appropriate.
Week 6	Review visit. Progress, prescriber decision on next steps.

03 · Intake questions for patient fit

Conversation starters, not a screening tool. The prescriber makes the fit call.

Question	Lane
Have you looked into peptide therapy, or heard other patients ask about it?	All lanes
Is weight harder to manage lately, even when you’re doing the right things?	Weight and metabolic
How is your recovery after workouts or physical activity?	Recovery
How would you describe your energy and sleep over the last three months?	Sleep and stress
Does anything feel slower to heal than it used to?	Tissue support

04 · Consult talking points

The first thirty seconds of a peptide conversation.

Script 01 · Introducing the categoryFront desk or MA

“We’ve started offering peptide programs here. They’re prescriber-supervised and built around goals like weight, recovery, energy and healthy aging. A lot of patients have asked, so I wanted you to know. Would a quick conversation with [prescriber] today be helpful?”

Your clinic’s version

Script 02 · Prescriber introductionPrescriber

“Based on what you’ve shared, one of our peptide programs may be worth a conversation. I’d review your history and labs first. If it’s a fit, we’d go through the evidence, what to expect and the consent together, including where the evidence is limited. Do you have a few minutes?”

Your clinic’s version

Script 03 · The clear next stepMA or prescriber

“The easiest next step is a short intake form, about five minutes. Once we have it, [prescriber] reviews whether it’s a fit and we’ll show you exactly what the program involves and costs. No commitment. Want me to send it today?”

Your clinic’s version

05 · Patient objection handlers

Practice these with your team before Day 07.

Objection 01 · Cost

“Is this covered by insurance? It sounds expensive.”

“It’s cash-pay. I can show you exactly what it costs before you decide, and we’ll only suggest it if it fits your goals.”

Your team’s response

Objection 02 · Safety

“Is this safe? I’ve seen things online.”

“Fair question, and it’s why we do this here with a prescriber involved: a contraindication screen, your labs, a verified certificate for every lot, and a consent that explains the evidence honestly.”

Your team’s response

Objection 03 · Timing

“I need to think about it.”

“Of course. If you’d like, fill out the five-minute intake so it’s on file. It doesn’t commit you to anything.”

Your team’s response

Objection 04 · Your own

“The objection your patients raise most...”

Write it in, then practice the response out loud.

Your team’s response

06 · Patient education language

One plain-language paragraph your whole team usesOne sentence for the front desk

07 · Reorder conversation

Week 4 check-inTwo weeks of supply remainingWeek 6 review visitProactive outreach at a set interval

Reorder conversation starter

You are done with Day 05 when

A protocol card is filled in for every lane.
All three scripts are rewritten in your voice and read out loud.
Objection responses are practiced.
Every follow-up touchpoint has a named owner.

How Clinical Edge Partners helps

Patient handouts and consent templates for every library resource, in print and in the app.Signature+
Handouts, consent and office materials white-labeled under your clinic’s name.Signature+
The AI librarian answers team questions from the library, so no one improvises.Signature+
Premier: Ink, one of five AI agents, drafts the follow-up emails your team approves.Premier

Day 06 · Briefing and ActivationWorksheet

Day06

Prepare the team. Invite the right patients.

DeliverableYour cohort listTime needed45–60 min

A program lands when the team can answer the second question and the first patients are the ones most likely to benefit.

Before you start

Hold a team briefing today, even fifteen minutes. Then pick your first cohort from patients you already know. No broadcasts, no social-first launch.

01 · Full staff briefing

Everyone who interacts with patients is on this list.

Briefing date and formatWho needs catch-up before Day 07

04 · Launch messages

Warm, personal, one per channel.

Script A · Direct outreachSecure message

“Hi [Name], I’m reaching out personally. We’ve just opened a prescriber-supervised peptide program built around [goal], and based on our work together I think it’s worth a conversation. Could we talk at your next visit, or would a call this week be easier?”

Your clinic’s version

Script B · In-visit introductionMA or prescriber

“Before you go, we’ve just started a new program I think could fit your goals around [goal]. You’re one of the first patients I wanted to mention it to. Do you have two minutes?”

Your clinic’s version

05 · Your first cohort

Ten existing patients with a clear clinical-fit reason to invite. No cold outreach.

Privacy: use your EMR’s internal ID, never names or health details. On screen, these cohort fields are not saved on this device.

#	Internal ID	Lane	Contact method	Done
PT 01
PT 02
PT 03
PT 04
PT 05
PT 06
PT 07
PT 08
PT 09
PT 10

06 · First-week consult calendar

At least one consult on the calendar before you close today.

Day 07

Day 08

Day 09

Day 10

Day 11

You are done with Day 06 when

Everyone who touches patients is briefed and checked off.
Ten cohort patients are listed by internal ID and matched to a lane.
Outreach messages are written and ready, not in draft.
At least one consult is booked.

How Clinical Edge Partners helps

Your clinic’s own branded patient app: patients reorder what your clinician prescribed, book in-clinic treatments and pay your clinic. Every order waits for clinician approval and is filled by your clinic’s own pharmacy or supplier.Premier
Five AI agents draft launch flyers, emails, short video, ads and search pages. A named person on your team approves every draft.Premier
White-labeled office marketing and patient materials for launch week.Signature+
The prescriber community for launch-week questions, plus monthly live trainings.Signature+

Day 07 · LaunchWorksheet

Day07

Day 07: your clinic goes live.

DeliverableYour active programTime needed20–30 min

You have a focused menu, a verified starter order, briefed staff, a follow-up rhythm and a named cohort on the schedule. The launch is real, controlled and repeatable.

Before you start

Today is not a planning day. Run the live checks, see the first patient, and close the day knowing the program is real. It doesn’t need to be big. It needs to be real.

01 · Live checks

Every box checked before the first patient arrives.

Protocol menu is posted. Team has the cards; prescriber knows which lanes are open.01Consults are on the calendar. At least one this week, with an internal ID in the slot.02Order received and verified. Lots logged, COAs filed, cold chain intact.03Scripts deployed and rehearsed. No one improvises the first introduction.04First patient consulted. Screened, consented and ordered per your prescriber.05Follow-up cadence active. Welcome sent, week 1 check-in scheduled, owner confirmed.06Review window scheduled. Week 6 review on the calendar; expansion deferred until data.07

02 · First patient record

Baseline for your week 6 review. No names or health details here.

Patient internal IDLaneConsult date and prescriber

Order placed or confirmedFirst follow-up dateProgram goal (category)

The standard

The launch does not need to be massive. It needs to be real.

03 · Expand by signal, not by guess

Define these now so you aren’t guessing at week six.

Signal to add a lane

Signal to grow the cohort

Signal to revisit a lane

04 · Week 6 review

The meeting that decides month two.

Metric	What you’re measuring	Target or benchmark
Adherence	First-cohort patients still on program
Consults	Consults completed vs. patients invited
Revenue	Net collections from active patients (your numbers)
Referrals	New patients referred by the first cohort
Team	Staff confidence and script consistency

Week 6 review dateWho leads the review

05 · End-of-day reflection

Three sentences. The record of the day your program launched.

What happened today

What worked

What to improve next

Your program is live when

All seven live checks are complete.
At least one patient has been consulted with a follow-up started.
Week 6 review is on the calendar with an owner.
Expansion signals are written down.

How Clinical Edge Partners helps

Launch Mapper builds your week 6 review agenda from your Day 07 answers.Access, free
With a Premier clinic app, patients reorder from your clinic in two taps, and every order waits for your clinician’s approval.Premier
Library resources keep updating, with dated revisions your prescriber reviews before they reach you.Signature+
Protocol Review Board, a la carte, when you want to adjust a lane after week 6.All tiers

You did the work most clinics never do. You built from your own patients, sized a sensible first order, gave your team real words and showed up on Day 07 ready to run a program, not just talk about one. Now go run it, and keep the clinical decisions where they belong: with you.

The Clinical Edge Partners clinical team

After Day 07

Run your numbers.

Worksheet math only. Every figure comes from you. It is not a projection, promise or financial advice, and it leaves out costs you know better than we do.

A. Patients on a peptide program B. Your monthly program fee$ C. Your product cost per patient per month$ D. Cash treatments per month E. Your average treatment price$ F. Your monthly membership cost$

Program revenue A × B—

Less product cost A × C—

Treatment revenue D × E—

Less membership F—

Monthly contribution, before staff time, refunds and taxes—

Prints blank if left empty, so you can do the math by hand.

+ · Track patient growth after launch

Measure	Calculation	Your number
Active patients at start	Your count
New and reactivated	Your count
Patients who left	Your count
Active patients at end	Start + new − left
Revenue per active patient	Net collections ÷ average active patients

What you built this week

Clinic profile
Workflow map
First menu (3–4 lanes)
First-order plan and reorder rhythm
Protocol cards, scripts and cadence
Briefed team and named cohort
A live program with a week 6 review

That is a real program. The question now is whether you want to maintain all of it yourself.

The offer

Everything you just built, maintained for you.

You can run this plan on your own, and many clinics will. Clinical Edge Partners exists for the ones who would rather spend their time with patients than keeping protocols, handouts, training and marketing current by hand.

What you get	What it replaces	Included at
Reference library: 70+ compounds, seven categories, six-part resources with evidence tiers	Hours of literature review per compound, repeated every time the science moves	Signature+
Protocols with a named reviewer and dated revisions	Writing and re-checking protocols on your own	Signature+
Consent templates and patient handouts	Drafting from scratch, then legal review	Signature+
Staff lessons and monthly live trainings	Training every new hire one-on-one	Signature+
AI librarian for instant answers from the library	Digging through binders between patients	Signature+
Prescriber community	Figuring it out alone	Signature+
Sourcing standard and COA training	Choosing a supplier on a gut call	Signature+
White-labeled office marketing and patient materials	A designer, a print vendor and weeks of back-and-forth	Signature+
Clinic-branded patient app: order, book, pay, approve, rewards	Chasing reorders by phone and building your own app	Premier
Five AI marketing agents your team approves	Freelancers or an agency for design, video, search, ads and email	Premier
Launch Mapper AI skill for Claude or ChatGPT	Paying a consultant to turn your worksheet into a plan	Access, free
Protocol Review Board	An informal second opinion, when you can get one	A la carte, all tiers

Clinical Edge does not sell or supply peptides. Education only, not CME or CE credit. You keep every clinical decision, your prices and your patients.

Membership

Pick the level that fits where you are.

Access

Free

A first look at the library

Launch Mapper AI skill
Sample provider lessons
A sample protocol resource
Protocol Review Board, a la carte

Founder pricing

Premier

$749/mo

+ $2,499 onboarding

Clinic-branded patient app
Five AI marketing agents
App onboarding for your team
Plus everything in Signature

Signature

$249/mo

+ $499 setup · Premier without the app

Full library, protocols, consent templates and handouts
Staff lessons, monthly live trainings and the prescriber community
AI librarian, sourcing standard and COA training
Office marketing and patient information under your clinic’s name

Founder pricing · First 15 clinics

Founding clinics lock their base rate for 24 months from paid activation, as long as membership stays continuously active. After that it is reviewed, with no guaranteed continuation, and cancellation ends the protection. Premier has a 12-month initial term, then month-to-month. Extras and taxes are additional. Confirm availability and written terms before enrolling.

Finish the plan. Let your AI map it.

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Open only to NPI-attested prescribers.

Clinical Edge does not sell or supply peptides. Education only, not CME or CE credit, and not medical, legal or financial advice. Prescribing providers retain clinical responsibility. No outcome or revenue is promised or implied; any figures in this guide are your own worksheet math.

The Prescriber’s 7-Day Peptide Program Launch Plan

Patients keep asking about peptides. You’re not going to wing it.

The launch starts with your clinic, not a product list.

Map the launch around how your clinic actually runs.

Start focused. Expand with confidence.

Weight and metabolic support

Recovery and performance

Healthy aging and longevity

Sleep and stress resilience

Sexual wellness and vitality

Injury and tissue support

Size the first order for the first launch, not the whole future.

Give your team the words, the workflow and the next step.

Prepare the team. Invite the right patients.

Day 07: your clinic goes live.

Run your numbers.

Everything you just built, maintained for you.

Pick the level that fits where you are.

Finish the plan. Let your AI map it.

Team member	Role in the program	Scripts	Briefed