RADIANT SUN MEDICALPeptides · Irvine, CA
Your body runs
on signals.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids — the messengers your cells already use to trigger repair, deeper sleep and metabolic change. Here they’re prescribed the way medicine should be: by Sunny Raleigh, DO, dosed from your labs, sourced only through licensed U.S. compounding pharmacies.
Easy to buy. Hard to buy well.
Search any peptide and you’ll find a site that ships it to your door, no questions asked — as a “research chemical,” with no purity testing, no dose, and no one accountable.
Here, peptides work like medicine. Because they are.
Read the label
The vial that ships no questions asked.
Sold as a “research chemical.” No purity testing, no dose on the label, no sterility standard, and no one to call when something goes wrong.
The protocols
Chosen from your labs. Not a menu.
The peptides we prescribe most, and what they’re actually for. Tap a goal to see which apply; every protocol starts with a consult.
Tap a goal to filter the protocols.
Sleep & recoveryRx only
Sermorelin
Nudges your own growth-hormone rhythm — deeper sleep first, then recovery and body composition. Nightly micro-injection.
Pricing shared at your assessmentFounding Members: 15% off
Body compositionRx only
CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin
A paired secretagogue protocol — a stronger, still-physiologic pulse for lean mass and recovery.
Pricing shared at your assessmentFounding Members: 15% off
RepairRx only
BPC-157
The “body protection compound,” studied for tendon, ligament and gut-lining repair. Oral or injectable.
Pricing shared at your assessmentFounding Members: 15% off
Cellular energyRx only
NAD+
Subcutaneous NAD+ to hold levels steady between IV sessions — mitochondrial support for fatigue and brain fog.
Pricing shared at your assessmentFounding Members: 15% off
Sexual healthRx only
PT-141
Bremelanotide works through the nervous system, not blood flow — an option for women and men.
Pricing shared at your assessmentFounding Members: 15% off
Skin & hairRx only
GHK-Cu
Copper peptide for collagen and hair support — topical or injectable; pairs with Scarlet Pro microneedling.
Pricing shared at your assessmentFounding Members: 15% off
Metabolic & weightRx only
GLP therapy · MAWL
GLP medications, physician-supervised with InBody tracking — the program has its own page.
Pricing shared at your assessmentSee the Weight Loss program →
BespokeRx only
Custom protocol
Combination protocols built by Dr. Raleigh around your labs, your goals and your response.
Pricing shared at your assessmentFounding Members: 15% off
Assessment required. Peptides are prescribed only when medically appropriate, after a first visit and baseline labs, and sourced only through licensed U.S. compounding pharmacies. Compounded peptides are not FDA-approved drugs, and availability shifts as FDA compounding guidance and pharmacy sourcing evolve. Your exact protocol and price are confirmed at your assessment.
How prescribing works
Four steps. No guesswork.
From the first call to follow-up labs, the same sequence every time.
Free · 15 minutes
The first call
Tell us what you’re trying to fix. We’ll tell you honestly whether a peptide is even the right tool.
Visit + labs
The work-up
A consult with Dr. Raleigh and a baseline panel — including IGF-1 and metabolic markers when the growth-hormone axis is in play.
Prescription
The protocol
Prescribed through a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy. Injection teaching in office; refrigerated supplies ship to your door.
Weeks 8–12
Prove it
Follow-up labs and a check-in. We titrate, continue or stop — based on results, not vibes.
Straight answers
What the sales pages won’t tell you.
Peptides are medicine, and medicine comes with caveats. Here are ours, in plain language.
- 01Some peptides are FDA-approved medicines. Many are not.GLP medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide, tesamorelin and bremelanotide (PT-141) are FDA-approved. Most other peptides are compounded preparations, which are not FDA-approved drugs.
- 02Availability shifts.As FDA compounding guidance and pharmacy sourcing evolve, what can be prescribed changes. We prescribe only what can be sourced through licensed U.S. compounding pharmacies.
- 03We’ll say no.If a peptide you’ve read about isn’t available, or isn’t a good idea for you, you’ll hear that plainly — and what we’d do instead.
- 04Labs decide, before and after.A baseline panel confirms a peptide is appropriate for you; follow-up labs at 8–12 weeks tell us whether it’s working. No labs, no prescription.
If a peptide is worth taking, it’s worth taking at a known dose, from a licensed pharmacy, with someone accountable for the outcome.
Pricing
No surprises.
Visit pricing is posted. Protocol pricing is confirmed with you at your assessment, before anything is prescribed.
New Patient InquiryIn network with Medicare and Aetna. Out-of-network with most other plans; as a courtesy, we submit your claim to your insurer. Peptide protocols are self-pay — cash · card · CareCredit · Cherry.
A short chain of amino acids — a fragment of a protein — that your body uses as a signal: release growth hormone, repair this tissue, make more collagen. Peptide medicines use those same signals at prescribed doses. Insulin was the first, in 1922; GLP medications like semaglutide are the most famous today.
Some are FDA-approved medications — GLP medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide, tesamorelin, and bremelanotide (PT-141). Many others are compounded preparations, which are not FDA-approved drugs, and their availability shifts as FDA compounding guidance evolves. We prescribe only what can be sourced through licensed U.S. compounding pharmacies, and only when it’s clinically appropriate for you.
Most online peptides are sold as “research chemicals” — a legal gray zone with no purity testing, no dosing guidance, no sterility standards, and no physician when something goes wrong. If a peptide is worth taking, it’s worth taking at a known dose, from a licensed pharmacy, with someone accountable for the outcome.
Yes — always. A baseline panel confirms a peptide is appropriate and safe for you, and follow-up labs at 8–12 weeks tell us whether it’s working.
Some protocols are oral or topical; many are a small subcutaneous injection. Injection teaching happens in office, and refrigerated supplies ship to your door.
Protocol pricing is confirmed at your assessment, once Dr. Raleigh knows which peptide, at what dose, for how long. Nothing is prescribed or billed before that conversation. Founding Members receive 15% off peptides.