FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Common questions about the Zenith delivery system, protocols, and clinical integration.
Products & Delivery
What is the Zenith precision delivery system?
Zenith uses a dual-chamber cartridge system that keeps lyophilised peptide powder separate from diluent until activation. This preserves potency, eliminates manual reconstitution, and ensures precise dosing with each use.
How are peptides different from regular supplements?
Peptides are bioactive signalling molecules that target specific physiological pathways — recovery, metabolism, cognition. They are engineered for precision outcomes rather than general supplementation.
How are products stored and shipped?
All peptide cartridges are shipped with cold-chain handling where required. Products should be refrigerated upon receipt and used within the specified timeframe.
Protocols & Usage
What is a protocol?
A protocol is a structured peptide regimen designed around a specific objective — such as recovery, metabolic support, or longevity. Protocols define which peptides to use, in what sequence, and for how long.
Can I customise my protocol?
Yes. After completing the assessment, you can adjust your protocol within safe parameters. The system guides you toward evidence-based combinations.
How do I know which protocol is right for me?
Complete the Zenith assessment to receive a structured protocol recommendation based on your goals, health profile, and experience level.
Clinical Integration
Is there practitioner oversight?
Yes. Every Zenith treatment plan requires practitioner review before any treatment is discussed. A registered practitioner reviews your assessment responses, bloodwork results, and AI summary before making any clinical determination.
Do I need a prescription?
Treatments at higher tiers require a practitioner-issued script. This is arranged through the Zenith clinical process after assessment and bloodwork have been completed and reviewed.
How does the clinical review work?
After completing your assessment and uploading or ordering bloodwork, a registered practitioner reviews your full case. They assess clinical suitability, risks, and contraindications before any protocol is recommended. Not every review results in a treatment recommendation.
Still have questions?
Begin the assessment and we will guide you through the right protocol.