Peptide medicine, done properly.
Hormones, metabolic health and longevity protocols — prescribed by a physician who reads your labs, not a questionnaire.
You see the price before you see a doctor.
Not after the intake, and not once you are invested. Every programme price is published on its page, and the evaluation is part of it rather than an extra line.
Most telehealth sells you a product.
You pick a drug, answer a form, and something arrives. That is a shop with a doctor bolted on.
You choose the medication from a menu before anyone has met you.
A physician chooses, or declines, after reading your history and labs.
One drug, sold on its own, with no plan around it.
Dosing, nutrition, muscle and follow-up are part of the same programme.
A form is reviewed in seconds and approved by default.
A real review, and no is a genuine possible answer.
Refills continue as long as the card keeps working.
Treatment is paused or stopped when the clinical picture says so.
Weight care that keeps the muscle
Losing weight is the easy half. Your provider manages dosing, protein and strength work, so what you lose is fat — and the result holds.
Doctors first. Convenience second.
SohoMD began as a Manhattan psychiatric practice in 2011 and still works like one. A clinician reads your history, asks what you are actually trying to change, and tells you honestly whether treatment will help.
Sometimes the answer is a different programme. Sometimes it is no medication at all.
Everything else, in its own place.
Each page does one job properly, rather than one page trying to do all of it.