MOTs-C / Tesamorelin
A combination pairing the mitochondrial peptide MOTS-C with tesamorelin, discussed in metabolic and body-composition conversations.
One-time $39 payment · Zero recurring subscription · 100% refund guarantee
- ✓ 60-min 1:1 founder consult (Vince or Sammie) + 30 days of text coaching
- ✓ Independent MD evaluation & transparent 503A pharmacy pricing reviewed on your call before you pay for any medication
- ✓ 100% Refund Guarantee on your $39 consult if you aren't medically eligible or decide not to proceed
- ✓ Ships cold-chain tracked from a licensed US 503A pharmacy with comfort supplies & 1:1 first-dose guidance included
What do full protocols cost after the $39 consult?▾
No hidden markups or $1,500 surprise packages: If an independent MD approves your protocol, orders combine transparent pass-through 503A pharmacy compounding + $39 MD review + $30 cold-chain shipping(with ultra-fine comfort syringes, alcohol wipes & step-by-step administration coaching included).
Depending on compound and physician-prescribed strength, most monthly protocols average $150–$350/mo, and nothing is ever billed without your explicit go-ahead after your consult.
| Concentration | 2 mg/3 mg/mL (5 mL) |
| Vial total | 10/15 mg |
About MOTs-C / Tesamorelin
The honest rundown
Straight information, no hype — so your conversation with a physician starts from the truth.
This pairing brings together MOTS-C, a mitochondrial-derived peptide studied for metabolic signaling, and Tesamorelin, a GHRH analog with human data behind its lead indication. It shows up in metabolic and body-composition conversations.
MOTS-C research is genuinely early, while Tesamorelin has a stronger footing — and the combination itself is lightly studied. A physician decides whether it fits your goals and history.
How it works
What the science actually looks at
MOTS-C
A mitochondrial-derived peptide studied for exercise-related metabolic signaling and cellular energy.
Tesamorelin
A GHRH analog with human research behind its approved indication and body composition.
The pairing
Combined for a metabolic-plus-GH-axis angle, though the combination is lightly studied.
Who it's for
Who tends to look into this
- People interested in metabolic and body-composition support
- Those drawn to longevity-oriented peptide research
- Anyone who wants a physician to vet an early-stage combination
The approach
Possible duration & dosing
Duration
Explored over cycles your physician defines and reviews.
How it's given
A subcutaneous injection.
Your dose
Your physician sets the dose and schedule for the combination.
With every order
What's included
- A consultation with our physician-led team
- A doctor-reviewed medical history and a plan personalized to you
- Temperature-controlled shipping with tracking on every order
- Complete supplies — syringes, alcohol wipes, and clear instructions
- TCO Wellness supports you with messaging access and new orders
Realistic view
Possible expectations
The honest baseline
Tesamorelin has notable human data; MOTS-C is early and mostly preclinical — so the combination is promising, not proven.
If you and your physician proceed
Metabolic and body-composition changes, if any, come gradually and depend heavily on training.
Checking in
Your provider reviews how it's going and adjusts. Nothing here is guaranteed.
Keeping it right
Storage & handling
- Keep it cool and out of direct light — refrigerate unless your instructions say otherwise
- Follow the storage and handling directions that ship with your order
- If anything looks off — cloudy, discolored, or past date — check with your provider before using
- Dispose of any needles and syringes in a proper sharps container
Questions
Common questions
How solid is the evidence?
Mixed: Tesamorelin has notable human data, while MOTS-C research is early and largely preclinical. The combination itself is lightly studied — a physician helps set realistic expectations.
Is it FDA-approved?
Tesamorelin's active is FDA-approved for a specific condition; this compounded combination is not itself FDA-reviewed.
How is it taken?
A subcutaneous injection on a physician-set protocol. Supplies and instructions are included with every order.
Before you ask
Worth knowing
- MOTS-C research is early and largely preclinical.
- The combination is not FDA-reviewed and is lightly studied.
- A physician decides candidacy and dosing.
- Available only after a doctor reviews your medical history.
How it's made
Quality & compliance
- Prescribed only by an independent licensed physician after reviewing your medical history
- Compounded and dispensed by a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy
- Prepared patient-specific — compounded medications are not FDA-approved products
- Backed by coaching and concierge support the whole way through
Often discussed alongside:MOTS-C or Tesamorelin individually, depending on your focus
Educational information only — not medical advice, and not a claim of results. Whether any therapy is right for you, and at what dose, is determined solely by an independent licensed physician after reviewing your medical history.
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Ready when you are
Start with a $39 online consult. If this therapy is a fit, Vince or Sammie will walk you through next steps — including a physician review. Compounded medication, if prescribed later, ships from a licensed 503A pharmacy.
Prescription products require an evaluation with a licensed medical professional, who will determine whether a prescription is appropriate. Compounded medications are prepared by a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy and are not FDA-approved; the FDA does not review compounded medications for safety or effectiveness.
TCO Wellness is a wellness and concierge-care company — we do not practice medicine. All prescriptions are issued by independent licensed physicians after review of your medical history, and medications are compounded and dispensed by a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy. Individual results vary.
MOTs-C / Tesamorelin
$39 consult + 30d coaching