Has Anyone ever gotten Certified in peptides?

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Has anyone ever thought about getting certified in peptides? There are a few different online options. I do have a CPHT – ADV but obviously that’s just pharmaceutical. It’s not medical and obviously the only reason I want to get it is just for my own knowledge and to help others that might ever have questions. I genuinely am just intrigued my all of the information out there and would love to find out if anybody had gotten any kind of degree or certificate.

Thanks !!!😊
 
We have been reviewing the various options.

Specifically the ones with CMEs.

Some of them are linked to memberships in the orgs.

There are only two I found that allow non-medical profession attendance. There could be more.

ABACT Peptide Therapy Course - $1,500 ( there is a cheaper one but, not sure if it will meet your needs)

Metabolic Mentor University Peptide Revolution Course - $3,000

If I wanted to get a cert as a a pahrm tech, the ABACT would prob be the one.

It applies more to what you might do next.

If you choose one, please share about the experience!!
 
I am already an Advanced - Nationally Certified Pharmacy Technician (Cpht-ADV.)

Just looking to see if anyone has gotten any certifications for peptides .

Mainly just for my own education and experience. There’s so much information out there , and would love to actually take a dedicated course, to have all of the information at my fingertips and be able to have the confidence to help others in the future who have questions and don’t know where to start.
 
I meant no offense and I do know what a Cpht-ADV is.

You have worked very hard and spent the time needed for that! I completely agree that dedicated courses and certifications in peptides that are not "trust me bro" and from reddit are needed.

I should have been specific and said Medical Provider.
 
No offense taken at all!! 💝-

Decided I should clarify for those who maybe didn’t know what a Cpht-Adv was.

I do agree that it’s hard to take advice from someone who just says “I know bc I googled it 😂 “
 
SpicyQuinn said:


Has anyone ever thought about getting certified in peptides? There are a few different online options. I do have a CPHT – ADV but obviously that’s just pharmaceutical. It’s not medical and obviously the only reason I want to get it is just for my own knowledge and to help others that might ever have questions. I genuinely am just intrigued my all of the information out there and would love to find out if anybody had gotten any kind of degree or certificate.

Thanks !!!😊

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If you find a course, I’m eager to hear! I only have a few special interests that have been life long, and pursuing education has been one of them. Keeping an eye on this thread.
 
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If you find a course, I’m eager to hear! I only have a few special interests that have been life long, and pursuing education has been one of them. Keeping an eye on this thread.

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listed two above:

ABACT Peptide Therapy Course - $1,500 ( there is a cheaper one but, not sure if it will meet your needs)

Metabolic Mentor University Peptide Revolution Course - $3,000
 
This is gonna be one of those certifications thats gonna blow up and every influencer and their mommas are gonna have it.

Its like the CPT certifications when all of a sudden everyone is a "Certified Trainer".
 
The prerequisites state:

Only licensed healthcare practitioners are eligible to enroll in the Peptide Therapy Certification program. A4M or International Peptide Society Membership required for certification.

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If you meet the requirements, why not? It's a typical price for this kind of training with certification. (See Hertoghe Medical School).

It took me about three months to find the articles on peptides that interested me and to assimilate the information. That’s 150 to 200 hours, though I wasn’t very precise about tracking my time. Based on the cost of the training, it's the same as paying $15 per hour for it. A fair price.

I wouldn’t have done it because I find training less fun than researching the state of the art in scientific literature.

If it adds training to diagnosis and prescribing, then it's thorough.
 
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