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The Best Sermorelin Injections, Ranked

Sermorelin injections are the format most people mean when they say they’re “on sermorelin.” A compounding pharmacy fills a vial, you reconstitute it at home, and you inject a small dose most nights before bed. It’s also the format with the deepest bench of sellers — which is exactly why the prices spread as far as they do for what is nominally the same product.

We ranked this list on what a seller actually publishes: a real month-to-month price (not an intro-month teaser), whether the pharmacy sourcing is named, and whether the site tells you the dose you’re paying for before you hand over an email address. None of this is FDA-approved medicine — sermorelin acetate was withdrawn as a branded drug years ago, so everything on this page is compounded by definition — and every seller here says so somewhere on its site, some far more prominently than others.

Where a seller also sells oral sermorelin, we’ve noted it, but this board ranks the injection specifically. Formats aren’t priced on a fixed formula here: the same seller can charge more or less for a tablet than for a vial, and it isn’t consistent in one direction across the market. If you’re deciding between formats rather than just picking an injectable seller, the oral board and the cheapest-overall board are the better starting points.

By Nora VanceReviews & rankings
23 providers comparedReviewed against our editorial methodologyUpdated September 2026

Disclosure: Sermorelin Picks is reader-supported. Some links below are affiliate links — if you start care through them we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. Partners are listed first; a commission never changes what we write about a provider. How we make money.

The shortlist

23 providers, side by side

A seller is listed once we have confirmed, on its OWN site, that it sells sermorelin for subcutaneous injection and what that costs per month — never from a program description, which disagrees with the seller's own page in both directions often enough that we stopped reading them. Sellers whose formulation or price we could not verify are left off entirely rather than listed with a blank.

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  • Breeze MedsPartner

    A verified format, but no price we can publish

    Access

    Not published up front

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  • CoreAge RxPartner

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $99/mo

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  • Strut Health

    Comparing formats inside one seller

    Access

    From $119/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • Maves

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $120/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • Taurus Meds

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $129/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • bmiMD

    Comparing formats inside one seller

    Access

    From $139/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • Hone Health

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $130/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • Auren Rx

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $159/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • Bodybuilding Health+

    Comparing formats inside one seller

    Access

    From $159/mo

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  • Obu Health

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $149/mo

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  • The Edit

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $169/mo

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  • Try Ageless

    Comparing formats inside one seller

    Access

    From $176/mo

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  • Idgie Health

    Comparing formats inside one seller

    Access

    From $179/mo

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  • MadeMed

    Comparing formats inside one seller

    Access

    From $179/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • MangoRx

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $185/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • Brightmeds

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $196/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • Direct Meds

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $199/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • ShedRx

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $199/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • Yucca Health

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $199/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • Maximus

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $199.99/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • PeterMD

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $211.65/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • System Labs

    Comparing formats inside one seller

    Access

    From $219/mo

    Insurance

    Visit

  • Rehydra+ Wellness

    A published price on the format you came for

    Access

    From $250/mo

    Insurance

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We never show a fabricated price or rating. Facts are shown only where a provider publishes them.

What injectable sermorelin is, in plain terms

Sermorelin is a synthetic 29-amino-acid copy of the active fragment of growth-hormone-releasing hormone. It does not supply growth hormone. It binds a receptor on your pituitary and asks the gland to release more of your own, which is why its advocates talk about it preserving the natural pulse pattern rather than flooding the system. That mechanism is genuinely established: a year of continuous dosing kept pulsatile release going without the pituitary going deaf to the signal.

What is much less established is what that does for you. The only placebo-controlled trial in adults ran five months in 19 people aged 55 to 71. It found increased skin thickness in both sexes and increased lean body mass in men only, with no change in bone mineral density and no effect on sleep quality in either sex. That trial is from 1997 and nobody has replicated it since. Read our full write-up of the evidence before you spend anything.

Every product on this page is compounded, and that word does more work than it looks like it does. The branded sermorelin product was discontinued years ago — for commercial reasons, not safety ones, which is the detail that keeps the ingredient legal to compound. But a compounded drug is not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not review it for safety, efficacy or quality before it reaches you. That is true of every seller here and of every seller anywhere else.

How we judge sellers

  • Evidence qualityDoes the format this provider sells have human data behind it, and do they state a dose that the evidence could even be applied to?
  • Price transparencyCan you find what it costs and what that buys — the price, the milligrams, the pharmacy, the states served — before creating an account?
  • Value for moneyWhat you pay against what you receive, compared only with sellers of the same format on the same billing unit.

We never show a fabricated price or rating, and access notes appear only where a provider publishes them. Pricing and availability change often — confirm current details on the provider’s own site.

Keep comparing

Oral sermorelin compared · The cheapest sermorelin by real monthly price · Telehealth prescribers · Does sermorelin work? · How we score sellers

Common questions

How much do sermorelin injections cost?
Among the sellers we can currently verify, published month-to-month pricing for an injectable runs from the high double digits to about $250. The spread is wider than the product justifies, and the reason is that almost nobody publishes the dose. A monthly price is not comparable between two sellers until you know how many micrograms it buys, so treat a low headline number at an undisclosed dose as an unknown rather than a bargain.
Are sermorelin injections FDA-approved?
No. Sermorelin acetate held two FDA approvals as the brand GEREF, in 1990 and 1997, and both are discontinued. The FDA's own records state the product was not withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons, which is why the ingredient can still be compounded. Today it appears in the FDA drug databases only as bulk compounding powder, so everything sold through telehealth is a compounded preparation that the FDA has not reviewed.
What dose do sellers actually prescribe?
The only placebo-controlled adult trial dosed 10 micrograms per kilogram nightly. Commercial protocols commonly advertise something in the range of 200 to 300 micrograms a night, which for most adults is well above what was tested. No published dose-ranging trial covers the commercially marketed range. That gap is worth raising with whoever prescribes for you, and a seller that will not state its dose at all has made the question unanswerable.
Is the injection better value than the tablet?
It depends entirely on the seller, which is the opposite of what most buyers assume. Sellers that offer both price them independently, and the gap frequently runs $40 to $60 a month in either direction — one seller on our roster charges more for its oral product than for its own injection. Compare the two numbers at the specific seller you are considering rather than picking a format and shopping within it.
How is this list ordered?
By a published rubric — evidence quality, price transparency and value for money — which does not read whether we earn a commission. 2 sellers are partners on this board today, sorted first and labeled Partner — the one respect in which the ordering is commercial. Every other seller here is ranked purely on the published rubric, which cannot see commercial status either way. Verify current pricing on each seller's own site before ordering, because prices move.