CJC-1295 and ipamorelin protocol
The clinic advertises a CJC-1295 and ipamorelin pairing; inclusion does not establish approval, formulation, safety, effectiveness, or availability.
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Tampa, FL · In-person care
Provider overview
OMNI LIFE Med + Wellness publishes one South Tampa address and identifies Jose Lizardi, MD, as medical director. Its current site says new patients receive a medical-doctor assessment and clearance before therapy. The clinic advertises named peptide protocols, GLP-1-related weight programs, functional-medicine and laboratory review, infusions, and in-person recovery services. Several pages contain strong promotional claims and legacy Pur Life Medical branding; this listing uses the current OMNI LIFE identity, records only directly supported operational facts, and does not establish approval, lawful compounding, availability, safety, effectiveness, or individual eligibility.
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The clinic advertises a CJC-1295 and ipamorelin pairing; inclusion does not establish approval, formulation, safety, effectiveness, or availability.
Provider source ↗OMNI LIFE labels a recovery-oriented pairing as BPC-157 plus TB-400. The directory preserves that provider wording and does not normalize or validate the compound identity.
Provider source ↗PT-141 appears in the clinic's current peptide menu as a provider-advertised sexual-wellness option subject to medical evaluation.
Provider source ↗The current weight page names semaglutide and tirzepatide within a medically supervised program that also advertises nutrition and health-coach support.
Provider source ↗The clinic describes a comprehensive history, lifestyle, symptom, and laboratory review used to develop an individualized wellness plan.
Provider source ↗The wellness-assessment page lists blood work and a provider consultation as possible components; the noninvasive scan is not characterized as a diagnostic test.
Provider source ↗The clinic advertises NAD+ and other IV infusions at its South Tampa location without directory-side outcome claims.
Provider source ↗Hyperbaric oxygen and red-light therapy appear in the current in-person treatment catalog.
Provider source ↗The provider describes an EBO2 blood-filtration, ozone, and light protocol under medical screening; the listing does not adopt detoxification or outcome claims.
Provider source ↗The clinic advertises a stem-cell-activation program and publishes a disclaimer that it does not claim to cure, treat, or prevent a condition.
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Supports: current identity location phone email and intake · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: medical director · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: peptide catalog and care process · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: weight management and named glp1 related drugs · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: functional medicine and laboratory review · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: wellness assessment and blood work · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: infusion and recovery catalog · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: medical director npi enumeration reference · Checked Jul 25, 2026