Targeted therapies. Prescribed individually. Monitored throughout.

What it is

Peptides are short chains of amino acids, the same building blocks the body already uses to signal repair, growth, and recovery. They are not foreign substances. They are molecules the body recognises and responds to.

Clinically, they are used for tissue repair, sleep regulation, immune support, fat metabolism, cognitive function, and recovery. The difference between clinical peptide therapy and what circulates online is the same difference that runs through everything at BluPrint: testing first, individual prescription, precise dosing, and ongoing monitoring.

Who it's for

• People looking to support recovery, tissue repair, or performance at a cellular level.
• People with sleep dysfunction that has not responded to standard approaches.
• People exploring fat loss or body composition support under clinical supervision.
• People interested in cognitive support and neuroprotection as part of a broader longevity protocol.
• People who have read about peptides online and want a clinically informed, properly supervised approach.

How it works at BluPrint

Peptide therapy at BluPrint begins with a consultation and relevant diagnostics. No peptide is prescribed without understanding what the body actually needs and why. Individual peptides are selected based on your specific goals and health picture, dosed precisely, and monitored over time.

What to expect

A prescription built around your body, not a protocol copied from the internet. Timelines and outcomes vary by individual, by peptide, and by what is being addressed. Everything is tracked and adjusted throughout.

What it is

NAD+ is a coenzyme found in every cell in the body. It is essential for energy production, DNA repair, mitochondrial function, and cellular communication. Without adequate NAD+, cells cannot produce energy efficiently, recover effectively, or maintain the repair processes that slow biological ageing.

NAD+ levels decline progressively with age, and the decline accelerates with chronic stress, poor sleep, alcohol, and metabolic dysfunction. Oral supplementation has limited bioavailability. IV delivery bypasses digestion entirely, restoring levels directly at a cellular level.

Who it's for

• People experiencing persistent fatigue, cognitive sluggishness, or poor recovery that has not been resolved through other interventions.
• People undergoing active longevity protocols looking to support cellular energy and repair.
• People with a history of high stress, poor sleep, or significant alcohol use who want to support cellular restoration.
• People using NAD+ as part of a broader protocol for metabolic or neurological support.

How it works at BluPrint

NAD+ therapy at BluPrint is prescribed as part of a broader consultation and protocol. It is not administered as a standalone drip. Dosing is determined by your clinical picture, and sessions are scheduled based on your protocol requirements.

What to expect

NAD+ infusions are administered slowly to ensure tolerance. Effects on energy, clarity, and recovery vary by individual and are typically most noticeable over a course of sessions rather than a single infusion.

What it is

Medical ozone is a highly active form of oxygen. When introduced into the body in controlled, clinical doses, it activates antioxidant pathways, modulates immune function, improves circulation, and reduces inflammatory load.

Medical ozone has been used clinically for over a century. The distinction that matters: medical ozone is not environmental ozone. It is a precisely administered clinical intervention, prescribed and monitored as part of a broader protocol.

Who it's for

• People with chronic inflammatory conditions looking for adjunctive clinical support.
• People with circulatory issues or poor tissue oxygenation.
• People using ozone as part of a broader immune or longevity protocol.
• People who have not responded adequately to conventional approaches for inflammation or immune dysregulation.

How it works at BluPrint

Ozone therapy at BluPrint is prescribed following a consultation and is always part of a broader clinical protocol. The method of administration, dosing, and frequency are determined by your specific health picture.

What to expect

A clinically administered session, monitored throughout. Ozone therapy is generally well tolerated. Outcomes depend on the condition being addressed and are tracked as part of your ongoing protocol.

What it is

Exosomes are extracellular vesicles released by cells to carry messages to other cells. Those messages instruct the receiving cells to repair tissue, reduce inflammation, regulate immune responses, and initiate regeneration. They are part of the body's own cellular communication system.

Clinically, exosome therapy uses this signalling mechanism to direct the body's healing processes at a targeted level. Applications include tissue repair, joint health, skin regeneration, cognitive support, inflammatory modulation, and cellular longevity.

Who it's for

• People seeking targeted tissue repair or joint support as part of a regenerative protocol.
• People using exosome therapy for cellular longevity alongside a broader programme.
• People with chronic inflammatory conditions looking for cellular-level modulation.
• People interested in cognitive support and neuroprotective interventions.
• People who want to explore regenerative medicine under rigorous clinical supervision.

How it works at BluPrint

Exosome therapy at BluPrint is prescribed following a full consultation. The source, preparation, and method of administration are selected based on your specific clinical goals. It is integrated into a broader protocol rather than administered in isolation.

What to expect

A precise, clinically administered intervention. Outcomes depend on the condition being addressed and the broader protocol it sits within. Results are tracked over time as part of your ongoing care.

What it is

Heavy metals — including lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium — enter the body through food, water, air, and environmental exposure. They accumulate in tissues over years, often without obvious symptoms, and interfere with cellular function, energy production, neurological health, and cardiovascular performance.

Chelation therapy uses binding agents administered intravenously to attach to these metals and mineral deposits in the bloodstream, allowing the body to excrete them. This is a clinically established therapy, administered under close medical supervision.

Who it's for

• People with confirmed or suspected heavy metal accumulation through testing.
• People with cardiovascular risk factors looking for adjunctive support alongside conventional care.
• People in industries or environments with higher exposure to heavy metals over time.
• People using chelation as part of a broader detoxification or longevity protocol.

How it works at BluPrint

Chelation therapy at BluPrint begins with relevant testing to establish baseline heavy metal and mineral status. Because chelation also removes essential minerals, targeted supplementation is prescribed alongside the protocol and monitored throughout.

What to expect

A monitored IV session administered over a scheduled period. Mineral levels are tracked closely and supplementation is adjusted as required.

What it is

Intravenous delivery bypasses the digestive system entirely, allowing nutrients to reach the bloodstream and cells directly at therapeutic concentrations that oral supplementation cannot reliably achieve. That difference is significant. But it only matters when the right nutrients are being delivered, in the right doses, for a clinically established reason.

IV therapy is widely available. Most of it is prescribed off a menu, without testing, without a diagnosis, and without a plan. At BluPrint, IV therapy follows a consultation and relevant diagnostics — whether it is high-dose Vitamin C, NAD+, glutathione, iron, amino acids, or a targeted Myers Cocktail.

Who it's for

• People with confirmed micronutrient deficiencies identified through testing.
• People requiring targeted immune, recovery, or performance support as part of a broader clinical protocol.
• People with iron deficiency anaemia or absorption issues for whom oral supplementation has not resolved.
• People using IV therapy as a component of an active longevity or functional medicine protocol.
• People who have had IV drips elsewhere and want to understand what they actually need and why.

How it works at BluPrint

No IV is administered at BluPrint before a consultation. The formulation, dosage, and frequency are determined by your diagnostic results and clinical goals. Infusions are administered in a monitored setting and scheduled as part of your protocol, not as standalone sessions.

What to expect

A clinically prescribed infusion with a clear rationale behind every ingredient and dose. The difference between this and a wellness drip is not the delivery method. It is everything that happens before the needle goes in.