Physician-prescribed peptide protocols
The practice advertises individualized peptide-related care based on laboratory findings, health history, and a licensed-provider consultation.
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Lehi, UT · Telehealth available
Provider overview
Primal Mountain Medical identifies Jacob Egbert, DO, as founder and medical director and publishes telehealth care in Utah, Idaho, Montana, Washington, Arizona, and Colorado, plus an in-person Lehi clinic. Its care pathway uses comprehensive laboratory testing, a licensed-provider consultation, individualized treatment, monitoring, and health coaching. Current materials name sermorelin, BPC-157, semaglutide, tirzepatide, and other provider-advertised protocols. Several named compounds are investigational, unapproved, compounded, off-label, or unclear in status; this profile does not establish approval, formulation, pharmacy source, safety, effectiveness, or eligibility.
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503A and 503B labels describe statutory compounding pathways or public relationships. They do not mean a compounded drug is FDA-approved or that FDA endorses a facility.
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The practice advertises individualized peptide-related care based on laboratory findings, health history, and a licensed-provider consultation.
Provider source ↗Sermorelin appears in the current service catalog and requires physician evaluation.
Provider source ↗BPC-157 appears in the current provider catalog; the directory does not imply approval, lawful compounding availability, safety, or effectiveness.
Provider source ↗The practice advertises physician-managed GLP-1 pathways with metabolic monitoring and nutrition guidance.
Provider source ↗The published TRT pathway includes comprehensive laboratory testing, individualized prescribing, and ongoing monitoring.
Provider source ↗Patients use a local laboratory draw site before a licensed provider reviews hormone, metabolic, blood-count, lipid, and related markers.
Provider source ↗The practice expressly serves patients online in Utah, Idaho, Montana, Washington, Arizona, and Colorado.
Provider source ↗The official care process identifies an in-person clinic option in Lehi, Utah.
Provider source ↗Nutrition, sleep, exercise, stress, and recovery coaching are offered alongside medical programs.
Provider source ↗The practice describes repeat laboratory review and continued protocol adjustment after treatment begins.
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