Peptide Doctor Australia — AHPRA prescribers via telehealth and In Clinic

How peptide prescribing works in Australia

Peptides commonly prescribed under SAS-B

• BPC-157
  Tissue repair
• CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin
  GH secretagogue blend
• Ipamorelin
  GH secretagogue
• AOD-9604
  Weight management
• Tirzepatide
  GLP-1 / GIP weight management
• Mounjaro (Tirzepatide)
  GLP-1 / GIP weight management
• GHK-Cu
  Copper peptide — skin & repair
• MOTS-c
  Mitochondrial peptide — metabolic
• TB-500
  Tissue repair — systemic

Final selection is your prescriber's clinical decision.

Telehealth peptide doctor — by city

We serve patients nationwide via telehealth. City-specific pages:

• Sydney NSW
• Melbourne VIC
• Brisbane QLD
• Perth WA
• Adelaide SA
• Canberra ACT
• Hobart TAS
• Darwin NT

Frequently asked questions

Can doctors prescribe peptides in Australia?

Yes. AHPRA-registered Australian medical practitioners can lawfully prescribe peptides via the TGA Special Access Scheme Category B (SAS-B) or as an Authorised Prescriber. The prescription is then dispensed by a TGA-licensed Australian compounding pharmacy.

Is it legal to buy peptides in Australia?

Only via a prescription from an AHPRA-registered Australian doctor, dispensed by a TGA-licensed compounding pharmacy. Personal importation of peptides without a prescription is an offence under the Customs Act, even if the offshore vendor labels them 'research chemicals'.

Can my GP prescribe peptides?

Technically any AHPRA-registered medical practitioner can prescribe peptides via TGA SAS-B. In practice, most GPs do not — the area is niche and the SAS-B paperwork is unfamiliar to high-volume GPs. Most Australians use a peptide-focused telehealth doctor.

How does a peptide telehealth consultation work in Australia?

You complete a confidential clinical intake, an AHPRA-registered Australian doctor reviews your history and goals on telehealth, and — if appropriate — they lodge the TGA SAS-B notification and route the prescription to a TGA-licensed Australian compounding pharmacy that ships to your address.

What peptides can be prescribed in Australia?

Common peptides prescribed under SAS-B include BPC-157, TB-500, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, AOD-9604, PT-141, tirzepatide and semaglutide. The clinically appropriate choice depends on your indication and is the prescribing doctor's decision.

How much does a peptide doctor consultation cost in Australia?

Initial telehealth consultations are typically $99 with an AHPRA-registered Australian peptide doctor. Compounded peptides, pathology and cold-chain shipping are additional and vary by molecule.