How much does sermorelin cost per month?
Injectable sermorelin costs $99 to $449 a month at the 105 sellers that publish a monthly price, and half of them charge $179 or less. Oral tablets and troches run $95 to $299 across 29 sellers. Every figure below was read from the seller’s own page, October 2026, and moves here when that page moves.
| Format | Sellers publishing a monthly price | Lowest | Median | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Injection (vial) | 105 | $99 | $179 | $449 |
| Oral (tablet or troche) | 29 | $95 | $159 | $299 |
| Nasal spray | 7 | $169 | $199 | $199 |
Pages that look almost the same can sit far apart in that range. CoreAge Rx charges $99 a month (as of October 2026), while Arc-1 charges $299.99 for its entry dose (as of October 2026). Both describe a sermorelin injection. To turn any of these monthly figures into a year, with billing cadence counted, see what sermorelin costs over a year, or run a specific seller through the cost calculator.
Why do sermorelin prices vary so much?
Not because one seller is honest and another is not. Price does not reliably track anything a buyer can see without reading past the headline number. Dose, what ships with the order, how often the card gets charged, and whether the figure shown is a first month or a standing rate all vary on their own. A page at the bottom of the range and a page at the top can differ on all four of those, on none of them, or on some mix unrelated to the gap between them. The sections below take those four one at a time.
Does a more expensive sermorelin plan buy a higher dose?
You usually cannot tell. Of the 132 sellers that publish a price, 45 say what dose that price buys, and the rest publish a price and a format with nothing attached. The pages that do state it show how differently the figure is framed. Fitish RX prices a 3 mg nightly protocol at $149 a month. Levers Health states 9 mg a month on every plan, entering at $222. MintRx sells a 15 mg vial as a 28-day supply for $295. Idgie Health prices its oral tablet by strength: $147 for 300 mcg a month, $157 for 500 mcg. How many sellers disclose a dose, and how their doses compare with the trial dose, is laid out in the published-dose comparison.
A price without a stated dose is a number missing its denominator. A reader cannot tell whether a low monthly figure buys less drug than a high one, more, or about the same, and nothing on either page settles it.
What does the sermorelin price include?
Some sellers fold everything into one charge. Fitish RX states its $149 covers the provider consult, the medication if approved, and delivery. RxION Health’s $149 is stated to cover the consultation plus medication, and the same page says injection supplies ship with every order, a detail most seller pages leave out. Where a published price and the checkout total drift apart is covered in sermorelin price surprises.
Other sellers charge a required second fee on top of the drug. Meto lists its injection at $120 a month and a separate membership of $29 a month (as of October 2026). Eden prices its injection at $176 a month, and its own footnote requires a membership beside it: $39 for the first month and $99 a month after (as of October 2026). Two prices can look close and only one of them is the whole bill.
Shipping shows up the same way, on a smaller scale. Trava Health states shipping is included in its $157.91 a month, and Ivy Rx advertises free, temperature-controlled shipping on its $225 plan. Most sellers say nothing about shipping either way, so a reader cannot assume it is folded into a price just because two other sellers fold it in.
Is sermorelin billed monthly or every 28 days?
Most sellers bill every calendar month, but not all. MintRx charges $295 every 28 days, and a year holds thirteen of those cycles, not twelve. Invigor Medical’s entry vial renews the same way, at $220.50 every four weeks. That is why both sit outside the monthly ranges in the table above. MadeMed sells no one-month plan at all: its injection is $179 a month billed as $537 every three months, or $1,014 for six (as of October 2026), so neither charge ever prints as a single monthly bill.
Is a sermorelin prepay plan cheaper?
Not always. Bodybuilding Health+’s injection runs $159 a month with no commitment, while its three-month plan bills $497 at once, which works out to $165.67 a month, more than staying flexible (as of October 2026). The same seller’s oral tablet runs the other way, with three months the cheaper plan. One seller, two formats, two different answers about its own ladder. More ladders are compared in sermorelin prepay plans before assuming a longer commitment always saves money.
Is the advertised price the real monthly price?
Sometimes it is only the first month. System Labs shows $109 for the opening month and $219 for every month after (as of October 2026). AgelessRx advertises $99 for a first month on a three-month plan and $149 a month after. Try Ageless shows $126 at checkout with an introductory coupon against a standing rate of $176 (as of October 2026). Setting one seller’s first-month figure against another seller’s standing rate is not comparing two prices at all. The figures in the table above are standing monthly rates, for exactly that reason; why “starting at” numbers mislead is covered in starting-at sermorelin pricing.
What should you check before comparing two sermorelin prices?
Four things, each of which can move the real bill more than the gap between two headline numbers. What dose does the price buy? Is anything besides the drug included, or billed separately? How often does the card get charged? Is the figure a first month, or the rate that recurs? None of those answers is guaranteed to sit near the price on a seller’s page. When they are all answered, the sellers that remain can be compared on the one number left, and the lowest-price board lists them by published price.