The provider report
Liberty sermorelin review
The monthly option is $116 billed monthly. The three-month option is $296 in total, displayed as about $99 per month. Consultation and shipping are included, and the page says treatment is not charged before prescribing approval.
The published price
- Formulation
- injection
- Published medication details
- 200 mcg nightly weeks 1–2, 300 mcg weeks 3–6, then 300–500 mcg from month 2
- Billing arrangement
- a recurring rate
On this page
Pricing and billing terms
Liberty lists sermorelin at $116 per month as a recurring rate. Published treatment details: 200–500 mcg nightly, by phase. Confirm whether your prescribed treatment, consultations and any required labs are included before enrolling.
- Advertised amount
- $116
- Price type
- a recurring rate
- Billing basis
- per month
- Published treatment details
- 200–500 mcg nightly, by phase
- Included services
- free consultation; provider follow-up; temperature-controlled shipping; injection supplies
The monthly option is $116 billed monthly. The three-month option is $296 in total, displayed as about $99 per month. Consultation and shipping are included, and the page says treatment is not charged before prescribing approval.
Liberty’s general policy requires cancellation at least three business days before the next scheduled shipment and says subscription fees already paid are not refunded. It separately describes returns of unopened medication, but the policy uses contact details that differ from the site footer. Confirm the applicable prescription-return terms directly before relying on that provision.
When comparing the stated supply, distinguish vial strength, quantity and prescribed dose. Check separate fees with our guide to what a quoted price includes. To compare billing periods, use the monthly cost calculator. For payment questions, see insurance, HSA and FSA considerations.
What is published
- Published billing$116 per month; a recurring rate.
- Published dosing information200 mcg nightly weeks 1–2, 300 mcg weeks 3–6, then 300–500 mcg from month 2
- Included servicesfree consultation; provider follow-up; temperature-controlled shipping; injection supplies
- State availabilityPage says licensed in 47 states but also displays a 50-state statistic; confirm treatment-specific eligibility
What to confirm
- Total medication suppliedConfirm total medication supplied for the quoted price.
- Dispensing pharmacyRequest the pharmacy’s name and contact details before ordering.
Care, enrollment and cancellation
Liberty describes online medical evaluation, licensed-provider review and ongoing follow-up. Its kit is described as containing lyophilized vials, preparation materials and administration supplies, but a numerical vial quantity is not established.
Before your first payment, review cancellation and refund terms. For assessment and testing charges, see what to ask before paying for blood tests.
Pharmacy and availability
- Published medication details
- 200 mcg nightly weeks 1–2, 300 mcg weeks 3–6, then 300–500 mcg from month 2
- Formulations
- injection
- State availability
- Page says licensed in 47 states but also displays a 50-state statistic; confirm treatment-specific eligibility
- Insurance, HSA and FSA
- No coverage terms verified. Ask the provider and your plan administrator before assuming reimbursement.
- Dispensing pharmacy
- No dispensing pharmacy confirmed for this product. Request its name and contact details before ordering.
Formulations and prescribed quantities can differ between providers. An oral product, an injection and a nasal spray should not be assumed interchangeable. Review the evidence on non-injectable forms and discuss the specific product with your clinician.
To identify the pharmacy behind a prescription, review what to check about the compounder. Confirm product-specific availability using our guide to state and shipping restrictions.
Pricing transparency
Liberty scores 90 out of 100 on published pricing information. This measures disclosure of price, supply, inclusions and availability. It is not a rating of medical care, safety or treatment effectiveness.
The disclosure score follows our published review methodology.
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| What is scored | Earned | Out of | What the page shows |
|---|---|---|---|
| What kind of figure it publishes | 40 | 40 | $116, a standing rate the seller will charge again |
| States the billing cycle | 15 | 15 | “per month”, in the seller’s own words |
| States how much drug the price buys | 15 | 15 | 200 mcg nightly weeks 1–2, 300 mcg weeks 3–6, then 300–500 mcg from month 2 |
| Itemizes what the price includes | 10 | 10 | free consultation; provider follow-up; temperature-controlled shipping; injection supplies |
| Names a pharmacy on a sermorelin page | 0 | 10 | no compounder named on any sermorelin page we read |
| States the states it serves | 5 | 5 | Page says licensed in 47 states but also displays a 50-state statistic; confirm treatment-specific eligibility |
| Leaves no unlabeled figure on the page | 5 | 5 | every figure on the page carries what it is |
| Total | 90 | 100 | Higher means more pricing information is available publicly. |
The score summarizes published pricing details. It does not measure clinical quality, safety or treatment effectiveness.