KPV is one of the peptides our medical team may prescribe at Saving Face, only after a consult with our nurse practitioner, when appropriate.
Every peptide plan at Saving Face starts with a consultation with our nurse practitioner, who reviews your health history, goals, medications and any lab work, then decides whether KPV is appropriate for you. If it is not, we will talk through other options.
KPV is a lab-made peptide made of three amino acids (lysine, proline and valine). It comes from the end of alpha-MSH, a hormone involved in the body's inflammatory response. Most research on it so far has been in the lab and in animals.
The only way to know is a consultation. Our nurse practitioner will review your history, goals and current medications, and let you know whether KPV is appropriate or whether another option fits better.
Saving Face has cared for Austin since 2013. Peptides here are prescribed by our medical team after a consult, never sold over the counter, and you can reach your provider with questions along the way.
What is KPV?
Is KPV FDA-approved?
How do I get started?
Can KPV be combined with other peptides?
What side effects should I know about?
KPV is a lab-made peptide made of three amino acids (lysine, proline and valine). It comes from the end of alpha-MSH, a hormone involved in the body's inflammatory response. Most research on it so far has been in the lab and in animals.
No. KPV is not FDA-approved. It is prescribed off-label, only after a consult with our nurse practitioner, when appropriate.
Book a consultation with our nurse practitioner. We will review your health history, goals and any lab work, and decide together whether KPV is appropriate for you.
Sometimes. Any combination is decided by your provider after a consult, based on your history and goals.
Side effects vary by person. Your provider will review possible side effects with you before you start and tell you what to do if you notice any.
