What each provider offers, what it costs, and where we think it deserves a closer look.
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Affiliate partnerA low starting price, with details to check
Injection, starting monthly price
The $99 starting price is the draw. Online prescribing and delivery add convenience, but the public page leaves the medication quantity and pharmacy unclear.
Affiliate partnerTwo formats, two different decisions
Injection, advertised monthly price
Strut gives injections and lozenges their own prices, with consultations and shipping included. That makes the bill easier to understand, though both offers use recurring care.
Provider reviewA first-month discount with an upfront commitment
Injection intro offer; 3-month plan billed in full
The injection starts at $99 for the first month, then rises to $149 a month. The tradeoff: the introductory offer requires a three-month plan paid in full.
Provider reviewMedication plus membership
Sublingual medication; membership about $75/mo extra
The tablet dissolves under the tongue, but the $129 medication price is only part of the bill. A separate membership makes this a different calculation for new and existing patients.
Provider reviewA clear drug price, an unclear total
Injection listing; confirm any membership charge
Shed lists injections at $199 a month, but its separate membership language leaves the full bill unclear. That is the main detail I would settle before enrolling.
Provider reviewDifferent pages, different prices
Portal price, plus $9.99 shipping; other offers differ
DirectMeds gives buyers several price points to untangle. Its portal and promotional page differ, and the supply length changes both the monthly figure and shipping charge.
Provider reviewClear plan totals, stricter exit terms
Injection; $99/mo equivalent requires $594 prepayment
bmiMD makes the injection’s plan totals easy to compare. Its lowest monthly figure requires six months upfront, and the refund rules make that commitment worth considering carefully.
Provider reviewA simple price with firm cancellation rules
Injection offer; confirm quantity and renewal details
Embody advertises a flat $99 monthly injection plan and names its clinical network. The important tradeoff sits in the refund policy: cancellation stops future billing and needs 72 hours’ notice.
Provider reviewAn itemized kit, an unclear supply interval
$99 first-order display with DW20; supply length unconfirmed
Good Life Meds lists the injection supplies and care included, with a first-order promotion. The missing piece is the supply period behind the price, so we do not present it as a verified monthly rate.
Provider reviewStandalone or membership-based care
$130 medication price with a separate membership
Hone offers a standalone physician-reviewed purchase alongside membership pricing. Compare the complete membership bill and paid video visits before choosing the lower medication figure.
Provider reviewIndividualized care without a subscription
Request a current itemized quote
Defy lists sermorelin within a consultation-led peptide service and advertises no subscriptions or contracts. Its current public pages do not establish a complete sermorelin price.
Provider reviewTwo formats with an early refund cutoff
Injection; supply interval not established
Invigor publishes separate injection and oral offers with consultation included. The headline prices lack a confirmed supply interval, and the refund cutoff arrives before pharmacy fulfillment.
Provider reviewTwo formats, plus a required membership
Medication only; membership $39 initially, then $99/mo
Eden publishes injection vial details and a needle-free option. Its first-month medication price leaves out a required membership that becomes more expensive at renewal.
Provider reviewInjection, tablet, or nasal spray
All three formats listed from $169/mo; confirm plan terms
Nu Image Medical is a useful starting point for comparing three delivery formats. The shared starting price does not settle the supply, plan commitment, or evidence for each route.
Provider reviewInjection care with a detailed support guide
Injection; dose and plan length can change pricing
Maximus combines an advertised injection price with practical guidance on clinician messaging, refills, and delivery problems. A quick start still needs a clear monitoring plan.
Affiliate partnerA 28-day supply with a longer-plan discount
12-month plan advertised at $1,417 upfront
Gala offers sermorelin injections through its longevity program. Its published supply period and quarterly review process are useful details; the longer-plan discount needs a clear refund and refill explanation.
Provider reviewA published flat monthly injection plan
Medication, clinical review, follow-up and standard shipping included
Brightmeds publishes a $129 monthly sermorelin injection plan with no separate membership charge. Its cancellation language needs a closer read because the linked detailed policy is written around GLP-1 subscriptions.
This directory includes affiliate partners. This is a focused directory, not a comprehensive or independently ranked market survey.
A low starting price can hide a bigger commitment. We look at the complete offer: renewal costs, medication format, access to care, and the details you need before signing up. These are research-based reviews, not accounts of personal treatment.
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