Get Enhanced publishes plain-English compound guides for patients. This is the other half: a practitioner-only library that names the compounder behind each document, states the Australian regulatory position, and tells you how to obtain the full guide from the party responsible for it.
Access is granted only after a person checks your AHPRA registration number against the public register. We check a number — AHPRA does not verify or endorse practitioners on our behalf.
Dosing frameworks, protocol sequencing and product-pairing information for prescription-only (S4) and compounded medicines cannot lawfully be advertised to the Australian public. They can be communicated between health professionals. A gate that anyone can click through is not that distinction — it is a decoration.
Australian therapeutic-goods law restricts advertising prescription-only and compounded medicines to the public. Communication between health professionals sits under a different regime. The gate is what keeps the two apart.
Every application captures an AHPRA registration number and is reviewed by a person before access is granted. There is no self-attestation tick box, and no account reads anything until it is approved.
Entries are written by Get Enhanced and attribute the compounder whose practitioner document they point to. We index and summarise; we don't reproduce someone else's guide or author dosing guidance of our own.
The library is a platform, not a copy of someone else’s guide. Each entry orients you to a compound, tells you what the compounder’s practitioner document covers, and points you to the compounder for the document itself.
Mitochondrial peptide
Approved practitioners onlyName, AHPRA registration number, profession and a practice email. We review by hand and email you either way.