Organise monitoring for patients already using peptides with your existing team. Keep patients engaged and loyal for the long term, and explore becoming a site in Allora-organised research. Grow in the longevity and wellness space.
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Many people already use peptides without structured follow-up. Allora helps your existing team monitor them properly, and connects that care to centrally organised research as each study becomes ready.
Organised follow-up for patients already using GLP-1s and other peptides, delivered by your existing team: scheduled check-ins, bloods, questionnaires and documented clinical review.
A defined study of existing peptide use, symptoms and outcomes, run to a research plan with separate patient consent and the approvals it needs.
Allora organises the trial centrally and recruits suitable clinics and pharmacies as study sites. Recruitment opens only after MHRA and research ethics approval.
Monitoring and research are separate. A monitoring service does not imply trial eligibility, priority entry or access to a study product.
Patients are already seeking and using GLP-1s, peptides and longevity treatments. Allora brings them into a monitored clinical pathway, helping providers retain patients, generate treatment revenue and build the evidence needed for research.
Patients are already seeking GLP-1s, peptides and longevity treatments.
They enter a structured pathway through your clinic or pharmacy.
Symptoms, outcomes, bloods, PROMs and wearables captured between appointments, keeping patients engaged.
Suitable patients can be identified and invited into approved clinical research pathways.
Bring patients already seeking these treatments into your clinical ecosystem.
Monitoring, check-ins and coordinated follow-up keep the relationship going between appointments.
Every treatment journey creates structured longitudinal data that can support research and future therapeutic development.
From choosing a treatment pathway to ongoing monitoring, follow-up and research participation.
Wearable data and check-ins built for each pathway flow into one record between appointments. Allora turns them into the coordination layer teams don't have time to run manually: safer care, stronger retention and structured evidence.
Book a demo →Allora gives providers the infrastructure to monitor emerging treatments, retain patients and participate in research, without building an entirely new clinical team.
Generate credible clinical evidence through a specified study, run centrally by Allora with suitable clinics and pharmacies as sites and every participant followed up by the coordinator.
Your clinicians make every decision. Allora gives them the structure, the follow-up and the record that shows it was done well.
Many peptides used in longevity medicine have never been studied over time in real patients. Because Allora follows every patient with the discipline of a study, records can support audit and properly designed research, with the patient's consent.
Research consent is always separate and revocable; care never depends on it. Observational data can inform research design. It does not replace controlled trials.
BPC-157 is widely used, but early human trial data was never fully published and no one has studied it properly since. Our first study will use the coordinator to find out whether a verified, pharmaceutical-grade version is safe, and whether it works.
Speak to a clinical team about monitoring. Allora works through participating clinics and pharmacies, never directly online. Ask yours whether it offers Allora monitoring, or register your interest and we will tell you when a service or study opens.
Monitoring does not show that a product is safe, and it is separate from research: it does not guarantee study eligibility or access to a study product. The study will open only after approval from the MHRA and a research ethics committee. Taking part is voluntary, and your care never depends on it.
Clinical, regulatory and commercial capability in-house. This is the team that helped establish specialist-prescribed medical cannabis in the UK, and we are doing it again for peptides.
Resident surgical doctor and QI Fellow, Royal United Hospitals Bath. NHS Clinical Entrepreneur. Built Hx, a clinical decision-support platform, through JJB Innovations.
Consultant in pain management, FRCA FFPMRCA. Co-founder and Medical Director at Wellford, leading clinical governance for the specialist prescribing of unlicensed medicines.
CEO and co-founder, Wellford Holdings. 35 years building and managing early-stage life sciences and healthcare companies to IPO and trade sale in the US and UK. MBA in finance, BA in biochemistry.
Builds and leads the engineering behind Allora’s monitoring and clinical record platform.
Clinical pharmacologist, Salupont Consulting. Structured Wellford’s regulatory model across the supply chain.
No. Allora schedules, collects, chases and prepares. Your clinicians set the plan and the limits, review every flag and make every decision. The record shows they did.
Only through two regulated routes. First, within an approved clinical trial, after MHRA and research ethics committee approval, to enrolled participants under the study protocol. Second, as an unlicensed medicine (a “special”) made under a specials licence and prescribed by a registered clinician for a specific patient’s clinical need. Outside these routes Allora does not supply peptides, and it never sells them directly to the public.
Yes, within an approved clinical trial. Once a study has MHRA and research ethics committee approval, participating sites can provide the trial peptide to enrolled participants under the study protocol and their site agreement with Allora. This is not general retail, and it does not guarantee a future authorised product.
No. Routine monitoring data does not automatically become research, and a monitoring cohort does not automatically become a trial cohort. Research needs a defined protocol, the right approvals and separate, revocable patient consent.
No. Allora sits alongside the systems you already use and takes on the follow-up work between appointments.
Allora holds the data on the platform, under a data agreement with each organisation and with patient consent gathered at onboarding. Your organisation keeps full access to its patients’ data, with shared rights over it set out in your contract. Hosted in the UK.
No. Patients join by invitation from their provider. Every patient on the platform belongs to a clinic, pharmacy or practice.
Book a demo. We configure the pathways your team delivers, set up your roles and scope of practice, and onboard your first patients with you.
Tell us about the peptide service you run, or want to run, and we'll walk you through the coordinator and our research plans.
Allora is software built and operated by Allora JD Health Ltd. Care is delivered by independent, registered providers, which are the data controllers for their patients. Allora does not prescribe, deliver care or provide medical advice. If you are a patient, please contact your clinic or pharmacy directly.