What a longer sermorelin plan costs
Most sermorelin sellers price the drug as a monthly subscription, and a fifth of them price it twice: one number if you buy a month, a lower one if you commit to three, six or twelve. The lower number is usually the one at the top of the page, and it is not the number charged to anyone who buys the way most people buy.
We read every sermorelin page we could find and recorded every tier each one published, in the seller’s own words, with the wording that qualifies it.
A fifth of the roster publishes two prices
20 of the 89 sellers on this roster publish more than one price for sermorelin on the page we read — 20 of the 58 that publish any figure at all. The board records one figure per seller, and the rule it uses is the same in every case: the number the seller says it will charge you again, next cycle, if you do nothing. On these 20 pages that is not the only number, and on several it is not the number the page leads with.
20 of 89
publish more than one price
16
offer a longer term for less per month
4
offer a choice of buying once or subscribing
6
print a second figure we could not read
Those are two different offers and this page keeps them apart. A term ladder asks you to commit for three, six or twelve months and pay less each month for doing it. A buy-once-or-subscribe choice asks nothing about duration and discounts the standing order. Adding them together would make a bigger number out of two claims, which is how most bad censuses are built.
Longer is cheaper on all but one of them
Of the 16 term ladders, 14 print a per-month figure on every tier, which is what it takes to compare them. On 13 of those 14, the longest commitment carries the lowest monthly figure. On one it does not.
Longest commitment, lowest monthly figure
13 of 14
Longest commitment, highest monthly figure
1 of 14 — one seller, and it is the reason this page counts rather than asserts
Read from each seller’s own sermorelin page, September 2026, and compared using only the per-month figures the sellers printed themselves. 2 term ladders are outside this comparison entirely — Obu Health and PeterMD publish totals for their longer tiers and do no division, and dividing for them would be publishing our arithmetic as theirs.
The gap between a seller's own dearest and cheapest monthly figure
The gap between the highest and lowest per-month figure each seller prints for sermorelin, as a share of the highest. Both numbers in every pair are the seller’s own, taken from one page read September 2026; nothing here is divided by us. The 2 ladders whose longer tiers are totals are absent for that reason, not because the gap is small.
TrueMe has the widest spread on the roster and Bodybuilding Health+ the narrowest. The difference between committing and not committing is a fifth to two fifths of the monthly figure on most of these pages, which is larger than the difference between many of the sellers.
The number in the headline is not always the number you pay
6 of the 20 pages lead with a figure we could read unambiguously, and 5 of those are ladders we can compare. On 3 of the 5, the figure at the top of the page is the cheapest tier — the one that requires the longest commitment. On 2, it is not.
- Liberty
- Leads with “Starting at $116 /month”, which is its “1 Month” tier. That is the figure you pay for buying the shortest term it offers; its cheapest is $99/mo on “3 Months”.
- RNK Health
- Leads with “$129 - Everything Included”, which is its “6-Month Plan” tier. Buying the shortest term it offers costs $169/mo.
- PlexusDx
- Leads with “Starting at $129/mo - All-Inclusive”, which is its “6-MONTH” tier. Buying the shortest term it offers costs $179/mo.
- PepHaūs
- Leads with “Sermorelin 6-Month Plan · $143/mo”, which is its “6-Month Plan” tier. Buying the shortest term it offers costs $159/mo.
- Bodybuilding Health+
- Leads with “$165.67/mo · $497 total · billed once”, which is its “3 Months” tier. Buying the shortest term it offers costs $159/mo.
The marked rows above are the ones whose leading figure is not the price of buying the shortest term the page offers — usually because it is a long-commitment figure, and on one page because it is a prepaid figure that costs more per month than buying a single month does. Only one of the 5 leads with the number you pay for the least commitment available.
One of the 5 names the tier in the headline itself: PepHaūs writes “Sermorelin 6-Month Plan · $143/mo”, so a reader arriving at that figure already knows what it is attached to. The others print a number and leave the attachment to the plan selector further down.
Nothing here is an accusation of concealment. A “starting at” or a “from” is a normal way to advertise a range, and every one of these pages publishes the full ladder somewhere on it. What is countable is the gap between the number a reader carries away and the number that arrives on a card if they do the simplest thing available, which is to buy a month.
The money that actually leaves on day one
A per-month figure on a six-month plan is not what you are charged. It is a total divided by six, and the total is the charge. 4 of the 16 term ladders state that total in their own words somewhere on the page — TrueMe, PepHaūs, TelePeptide and Bodybuilding Health+.
- TelePeptide
- $159/mo on the monthly tier. The annual tier is $99/mo — and the page prints what that is: $1,188 upfront.
- TrueMe
- $79 PER MONTH on the three-month tier, and the page says outright what it costs to get it: $237 today.
- PreventiveMD
- The four tiers are stated as totals first — $149, $417, $774 and $1,428 — with the per-month figure in brackets after each. That is the honest order, and it is rare.
TelePeptide is also the only page in this set that says what becomes of money already paid for months not yet shipped: the only page in this set that states what happens to prepaid money: prepay tiers refund the pro-rated value of unshipped months, less a $25 administrative fee. On every other prepaid ladder here, what happens if you stop halfway is not on the page.
How the 88 pages were counted, and why the board says 89
Every “N of 88” on this site divides by the row marked below. It is not the number of captures we hold, and it is not the number of companies on the board.
- Captures on disk
- 96 pages, one folder each
- Of those, not empty
- 95 — one capture returned nothing at all
- Of those, mentioning sermorelin
- 90. This was the denominator until it was corrected, and it was wrong.
- Excluded, not sermorelin pages
- 2 — eden, a “Page Not Found” body; meta.json records status 404; try-ageless, 358 characters of an intake gate; meta.json records state UNDETERMINED-empty
- Readable sermorelin pages
- 88. Every “N of 88” on this site divides by this.
- Rows on the board
- 89. The difference is the one company we have no capture for; it is on the roster and outside every census here.
90 captures mention sermorelin and 2 of those are not sermorelin pages, so they were dropped. Neither matches any term counted anywhere on this site, so removing them moved no numerator — only the ABSENCE half of every claim, in the direction that stops flattering our own findings. Captured September 2026.
Every ladder, as printed
All 20, with each tier in the seller’s own words and its own qualifier attached. Read September 2026, once.
All 16 term ladders, tier by tier
Liberty — leads with “Starting at $116 /month”
- 1 Month: $116, billed monthly — the page prints $116/mo
- 3 Months: $296 for 3 months — the page prints $99/mo
the page prints “Save 15% ($52)” against the three-month tier.
TrueMe
- Month-to-Month: $129 PER MONTH — the page prints $129 PER MONTH
- 3 Months: $237 today — the page prints $79 PER MONTH
bmiMD
- 1 month: $139/month — the page prints $139/month
- 3 Month: $119/month — the page prints $119/month
- 6 month: $99/month — the page prints $99/month
the page also states “Billed quarterly, shipped monthly” beside its $139 figure.
Obu Health — leads with “Starting From $149/mo”
- Monthly Plan: $149 — the page prints $149
- 3-Month: $379 — no per-month figure on the page
the three-month tier is a total and the page does no division, so it sits outside every per-month comparison here.
PreventiveMD
- 1-month supply: $149 — the page prints $149
- 3-month supply: $417 — the page prints $139/mo per month
- 6-month supply: $774 — the page prints $129/mo per month
- 12-month supply: $1,428 — the page prints $119/mo per month
the page states the plan is “Auto-renewed at the end of your chosen duration”.
RNK Health — leads with “$129 - Everything Included”
- Monthly Plan: $169/mo, billed monthly — the page prints $169/mo
- 3-Month Plan: $149/mo, billed every 3 months — the page prints $149/mo
- 6-Month Plan: $129/mo, billed every 6 months — the page prints $129/mo
PlexusDx — leads with “Starting at $129/mo - All-Inclusive”
- MONTH-TO-MONTH: $179/mo — the page prints $179/mo
- 3-MONTH: $149/mo — the page prints $149/mo
- 6-MONTH: $129/mo — the page prints $129/mo
its own FAQ states all three tiers include the same things and there is no per-formulation surcharge.
PepHaūs — leads with “Sermorelin 6-Month Plan · $143/mo”
- Monthly: $159/mo — the page prints $159/mo
- Quarterly Plan: $151/mo — the page prints $151/mo
- 6-Month Plan: $143/mo, billed $858.60 — the page prints $143/mo
the only headline in this set that names the tier its figure belongs to.
Levers Health
- 1-Month Supply: $222/mo, billed monthly — the page prints $222/mo
- 2-Month Supply: $188/mo — the page prints $188/mo
- 4-Month Supply: $159/mo — the page prints $159/mo
the page also offers a one-time purchase at $297.
iThriveMD
- Monthly: $249.00, billed and shipped monthly — the page prints $249.00
- 3-month 10% Off: $224.10, billed every 3 months — the page prints $224.10
- 6-month 15% Off: $211.65, billed every 6 months — the page prints $211.65
- 12-month 20% Off: $199.20, billed every 12 months — the page prints $199.20
every tier states “Shipped monthly” beside a billing cycle that is not monthly.
Yucca Health
- Monthly Plan: $199 /mo, 30 injections, billed monthly — the page prints $199 /mo
- 3-Month Plan: $475 billed every 3 months, 90 injections — the page prints $158 /mo
TelePeptide
- Monthly: $159/mo, no commitment — the page prints $159/mo
- 6-month: $654 upfront — the page prints $109/mo
- Annual: $1,188 upfront — the page prints $99/mo
the only page in this set that states what happens to prepaid money: prepay tiers refund the pro-rated value of unshipped months, less a $25 administrative fee.
Nuform Health
- SMALL KIT: $350, billed in 2 month increments — the page prints $175/ mo
- LARGE KIT: $650, billed in 4 month increments — the page prints $160/ mo
the page states all peptides are recommended to be taken four months at a time.
RxSaludable
- Monthly Plan: $129 first month, $189/mo after — the page prints $189/mo after
- 3-Month Plan: $109 first month, $169/mo after — the page prints $169/mo after
the only ladder in this set where BOTH tiers carry an introductory first-month price as well as a standing one.
PeterMD
- 4-Week Supply: $211.65 4-Week Supply — no per-month figure on the page
- 12-Week Supply: $585.00 12-Week Supply, regular price $634.95 — no per-month figure on the page
neither tier carries a per-month figure, so this ladder sits outside every per-month comparison here.
Bodybuilding Health+ — leads with “$165.67/mo · $497 total · billed once”
- 1 Month: $159/mo — the page prints $159/mo
- 3 Months: $497 total, billed once — the page prints $165.67/mo
the page separately advertises “$129/mo First Month”, a third figure that belongs to neither tier.
The 4 that offer buying once or subscribing
A different question from a term ladder: no duration is asked for, and the discount is for standing the order rather than for committing to a length.
LaSara Medical Group
- One-Time Purchase: $360, $5.14 per day
- Subscribe & Save 20%: $288, $4.11 per day, auto-refill every 10 weeks
Bloom MD
- One-Time Purchase: $195.00
- Subscription Plan, save 5%: $185.25, monthly subscription
Joi + Blokes
- ONE TIME PURCHASE: $699 for a 12-week supply — the page prints $233/mo
- SUBSCRIBE + SAVE: $559 for a 12-week supply, save 20% — the page prints $186.33/mo
Auren Rx
- Monthly: $199, no commitment — the page prints $199
- Subscribe & save: $159/mo, save $40/mo — the page prints $159/mo
The 6 second figures we could not read, and why
Every one of these prints something that looks like a second tier, and none could be recorded without inventing part of it. They are named because a count of 20 is only honest beside the list of the ones that are not in it.
- RxSpan MD: a four-tier plan chooser — $150, $166, $199 and $249 a month — that follows a ten-product catalogue and is not scoped to sermorelin; its “Monthly $249/mo” matches another product's figure, not the $179 this page prints for sermorelin.
- Kongo: a “1 month / 3 months” selector where only one figure, $115/mo, reaches the captured text; which tier it belongs to is not on the page we read.
- Vytora Health: its FAQ answers $249/month month-to-month and $186/month on a three-month plan, while its buy panel prints $199/month — the roster refuses a figure for this seller for exactly that reason, and a ladder built on a contradiction would inherit it.
- Trava Health: offers a saving of $125.82 “with Our Quarterly Package” and never prints the quarterly figure itself.
- MadeMed: a quarterly / six-month selector where only the six-month state renders — $169/month, billed $1,014 every 6 months.
- Näky: prints “starting at $185/mo ($195/mo for month-to-month plan)” and never states what term the $185 belongs to.
Questions
Why does the board show the higher number?
Because it is the number you will be charged again if you do nothing. Every board on this site records the figure a seller states you pay on a stated cycle, and on a page with a ladder that is the month-to-month tier. Printing the cheapest tier instead would tell a reader they will pay $79 PER MONTH when the price of not committing for three months is $129 PER MONTH. The full ladder is on this page and on each seller’s review page instead.
Is a bigger discount a better deal?
Nothing on this page says so and we rank nobody by it. A 39% gap between a seller’s own tiers describes how much that seller charges for flexibility, not how good either price is. It also describes how much money moves on day one: the deepest discounts here belong to the longest prepayments, and 4 of the 16 ladders state what that sum is.
Why not work out the monthly price for the sellers who only publish a total?
Because it would be our number under their name. Two ladders here publish totals and no division — Obu Health and PeterMD — and both are recorded in full above and left out of every comparison. Every per-month figure on this page is one a seller printed itself.
Have any of these plans changed price?
We cannot say, and neither can anyone quoting this page. A ladder is a menu published at one moment, not a price that moved. Every seller here was read once, on one day. This site holds 1 reading per seller and no second reading of anything, so nothing on it describes a price moving, a term changing, or a seller adding a disclosure since we last looked. What it can say is what was published on the day it was read, counted across the whole roster.
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