Jonathan Cole Las Vegas, Nevada
I build and run healthcare businesses. I've worked in pharmaceutical and medical distribution since 2022, and today I operate a handful of companies across compounding, peptides, wound care, and medical devices. I'm interested in how medicine actually gets to people, and in fixing the parts of that system that are slower or more expensive than they need to be.
What I'm working on
The companies below range from four years old to one year old. Each one grew out of a gap I ran into while running the others.
- Total Wound Experts Founder & CEO
- A national wound care and medical devices company. We supply advanced wound care products and the training to use them well, working with clinics, physicians, and facilities across the country.
- Marinexis Biologics Founder
- A peptide distribution company supplying pharmaceutical-grade material to compounding pharmacies and clinical partners.
- The Doctor Supply Founder
- One supplier for everything a clinic needs to run: PPE, peptides, wound care, and the payment processing to get paid for it. Built for practices tired of managing a dozen vendors.
- High Risk Payments Founder
- Payment processing for merchants that mainstream banks and processors refuse: peptides, supplements, telehealth, and other high-risk categories. We get legitimate businesses approved and keep them approved.
- ExosomesShop.com Founder
- Education and sourcing for exosome-based products, written for clinicians and practices trying to separate real science from the hype around regenerative medicine.
Background
I grew up in a good family in Essex County, New Jersey. My childhood was a happy one, and most of it was spent on a field or a court of some kind: I played sports year-round and assumed I always would. That changed at eleven, when I was diagnosed with pancreatitis. What followed was years of hospital admissions, long stretches of missed school, and a very early education in how healthcare works from the patient's side of the bed. That experience is a big part of why I ended up in this industry and why I care about patients getting the right product, at a fair price, without unnecessary delay.
I went to Stockton University. Around that time I got into trading and did well with it, which taught me two things: that I was never going to be able to hold down a regular job, and that I'd better try a lot of different things until something worked. So I started writing. For three straight years my posts on X drew more than twelve million views a year, and that audience taught me how much I enjoy connecting with people directly. It still shapes how I do business.
I moved to Los Angeles right after college and learned the medical space the right way: under a mentor who had done it for decades, alongside teams who had already made most of the mistakes I would have made on my own. I owe a lot to those years.
In 2022 I went out on my own. Since then I've done eight figures in sales and built and managed teams of more than twenty people. Today I run four to five businesses at any given time, all in and around healthcare and pharmacy. Along the way I ended up in Las Vegas, where I live now with my family.
Outside of work
Family comes first. I married my lovely wife at 24, and most of what I do, I do so that my family has more options than I did.
I'm Jewish, and my faith shapes how I think about business, obligation, and what I owe the people I work with.
I read a lot of history and follow politics closely. I think most current arguments are old arguments, and that knowing how they went the last time is the best preparation for the next one. Beyond running my companies well, what I want to spend the next stretch of my life on is giving back: bringing pharmaceutical manufacturing and the jobs that come with it back to American soil, helping Americans get healthier, and doing my part for a healthy, vibrant country.
Get in touch
Part of the reason this site exists is so that young entrepreneurs can reach me. If you're starting out, have a question, or just want to compare notes, feel free to write.