Put a clean-sport pharmacist on your roster.
GLP-1s, hormone therapy and CBD are moving faster than the research — and faster than the labels can keep up. Before your next dose or your next test, know exactly what’s in it: get your full stack reviewed by a pharmacist, so you understand what you’re taking and what the evidence actually says.
Who We Work WithDifferent reasons to ask.
Same question: is it clean?
The Competitor
Eligibility can't be a guess.
Competing under WADA, USADA, NCAA, or a program. One contaminated scoop or a mislabeled vial ends a season. You need the whole regimen checked against the current list.
The Optimizer
Peptides, GLP-1s & hormones
Active adult running BPC-157, a GLP-1 for body composition, or TRT/HRT — often all three. You'll read a citation. You want a pharmacist's read, not a forum's.
The Rebuilder
Post-injury, post-surgery
Recovering and handed a peptide protocol by a coach or clinic. Before you inject, you want to know it's clean, sensible, and won't fight your other meds.
The Label Isn't the Whole Story.
One in three supplements tested carried a WADA-banned substance — and most of the time, it wasn't disclosed. If you're competing, trusting the bottle isn't a strategy. Every product you take should be checked against the current banned list, not just the ingredient panel.
1 in 3
supplements tested contained a WADA-banned substance.
The
Stack Audit
Before your next injection or new supplement protocol — get every vial, pen, and pill you're taking read by a sports pharmacist. That's the Stack Audit.
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Every item cross-checked against the current WADA Prohibited List and Monitoring Program.
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Peptides, GLP-1s, hormones, and prescriptions reviewed together, the way only a pharmacist can.
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Where each item sits against what the research actually studied.
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How to tell a third-party-tested product from a red flag before you buy.
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CLEAR, SHORT, FLAG, or UNKNOWN — plus a plain-English summary you keep.
A focused, one-time consultation for athletes who want expert guidance on medications, supplements, recovery, and performance. Dr. Brandon Hockaday, PharmD reviews your current routine, training demands, and goals to identify what is working, what may be getting in the way, and where you can safely optimize.
What this session covers
Review of current medications and supplements.
Discussion of training load, recovery, sleep, and energy.
Identification of performance, safety, or compliance concerns.
Clear next-step recommendations tailored to your goals.
On TRT or HRT? A focused review of how your hormone protocol interacts with your peptides, supplements, and medications — plus which add-ons actually have evidence behind them. Education and interaction screening; prescribing stays with your provider.
Add-On Services
A line-by-line pass of your regimen against the current Prohibited List and Monitoring Program, with the substances to watch flagged before your next test window. Built for the athlete carrying strict liability.
Who We AreMeet The Team
We built Hockaday Rx to give athletes and active adults a clear read on what they're putting in their body and how it stacks up against banned-substance standards — so health and eligibility stay in their own hands, not left to guesswork.
Dr. Brandon Hockaday Pharm DChristine Hockaday
Partner with Us
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Brandon Hockaday is a pharmacist who reads the trials, not the marketing. He translates the heavy clinical and regulatory side — WADA classes, growth-factor rules, peptide sourcing — into a call you can act on.
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The bridge between the science and the real question you're actually asking: "so can I use this, and will it flag my test?" Regulated-category brand and go-to-market built into every answer.
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Nobody else packages legal + clean + sport-safe for the individual athlete and active adult. Certifiers test single products. We read your whole stack alongside your meds.
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Based in the Inglewood / South Bay corridor — the backyard of the 2028 Games — working with the athletes, teams, and clinics preparing for the biggest testing window in a generation.
EducationTeam & Staff Workshops
Clean-sport, peptide, GLP-1, and hormone education for athletes and staff — the licensed, credentialed version, not a rep's pitch.
RetainerPharmacist on Staff
Ongoing pharmacist access, facility-specific protocols, staff certification, and a pharmacist-vetted product program. Predictable monthly scope, real liability reduction.
ProductsEducational Products & Licensing
Co-branded guides, curricula, and compliance content for brands rebuilding trust in a post-regulation peptide and supplement market.
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No. Hockaday Rx is an education and consultation service. We don't sell, dispense, prescribe, or compound any drug or supplement. We read what you're already taking and tell you, plainly, what we see — and we refer anything that needs a prescription back to your provider.
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No. We don't direct you to start, stop, or change a prescribed medication — that's a conversation for you and your prescriber. What we do is surface interactions, banned-substance risk, and dosing-vs-evidence gaps so that conversation is a well-informed one.
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We check your regimen against the current WADA Prohibited List and Monitoring Program and flag what deserves attention before your next test window. Strict liability means the final responsibility is always yours — our job is to make sure nothing on your list surprises you. For a formal ruling, we help you route it to your anti-doping authority or pursue a TUE.
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The July 23, 2026 vote was a non-binding advisory recommendation, not FDA approval. BPC-157 remains without FDA approval or a USP monograph, and — because it has no approved human therapeutic use — anti-doping experts generally treat it as prohibited in sport at all times under WADA's S0 category. We'll walk you through exactly what that means for your situation.
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No. The Stack Audit is delivered by telehealth as an education and consultation service, so you can book from anywhere in the U.S.
Frequently Asked Questions
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