What a year of sermorelin actually costs

Two starting prices $100 apart on the seller's own site, homepage against peptide catalog, and none on the sermorelin page, so neither can be stored as the price.

What the seller publishes

• “Sermorelin from $ 349 /mo”
• “Sermorelin from $249/mo”

One figure covering a supply the seller states as a RANGE — ten to fifteen weeks, decided by a provider after purchase, which is a 50% spread in the monthly cost.

What the seller publishes

• “$229.99* /10-15 Weekly Supply”
• “$264.99 for 10 - 15 weeks supply”

Runs a cart, a patient portal and an Order Labs flow, and prices this one product nowhere.

There is no figure here to quote.

One sermorelin figure, published with no period attached — and the page's other prices belong to other drugs.

What the seller publishes

• “Starting at $299”
• “1:1 DOCTOR-LED CARE, EVERY QUARTER”
• “Compounded semaglutide starts at $229/month”

Two separate sermorelin product pages, injection and troches, and neither routes to a price — both end at a provider evaluation.

There is no figure here to quote.

A full sermorelin page with dosing and lab guidance that ends at a free evaluation; the price is shown only after a provider approves treatment.

There is no figure here to quote.

Sells sermorelin in fixed 8- and 12-week packages rather than by the month, with the price set by the pharmacy you choose.

What the seller publishes

• “Starting at $267 / 8 week plan”
• “ProRx $399.00 for 12 weeks”

One vial at one price, with a home-use kit included and no stated length of supply, so an annual cost depends on how fast a 6 mL vial is used.

What the seller publishes

• “$212 per 6 mL vial”
• “6 mL Vial (1 mg/mL)”

The seller's own product catalog and the sermorelin card on its own NAD+ page price one in-stock product $35 apart.

What the seller publishes

• “$135”
• “$100”

One plan, billed on two cadences in consecutive lines of the same buy box, under a headline that divides by neither.

What the seller publishes

• “every 3 months”
• “Every 11 Weeks”
• “$116 per month special”

Shows a “starting from” monthly figure beside a higher struck one, and sells both month-to-month and discounted multi-month plans without saying which plan the lower figure buys.

What the seller publishes

• “$179.00/mo”
• “$249.00/month”

Sold only inside a program bundled with NAD+, and the site prices that program two ways, one of them tied to a 12-week plan, so there is no sermorelin month to count.

What the seller publishes

• “NAD+/Semorlin starting $216/month on a 12-week plan”
• “Molecular Cellular Optimization programs starting at *$159/month.”

Still sells the drug and still lists a supply ladder, but the buy box became a funnel and took the only sermorelin figure with it — the prices left on the page belong to semaglutide.

What the seller publishes

• “30, 90, 180 Day Supply”
• “$249/month for sublingual Semaglutide”
• “$297/month for injections”

Three “From” figures, one per product, with no supply length or billing period beside any of them, so none can be read as a month.

What the seller publishes

• “From $149”
• “From $169”
• “From $279”

A local Maine clinic that prices sermorelin by the dose volume, with no statement of how long either amount lasts.

What the seller publishes

• “$165/.2mL”
• “$200/.3mL”

Sells by the milliliter and by the troche count, with the banner “No Monthly Subscriptions!” — so there is no month to divide into. Shipping is billed on top.

What the seller publishes

• “Injectable 6mL (1.5mg/mL)”
• “Troche (30 ct.) 400mcg”
• “FedEx cold-pack shipping: $35”

Bills one charge per 16-week cycle that holds twelve weeks of medication and a four-week break, so its “per month” figure is not a calendar month.

What the seller publishes

• “$645 billed every 16 weeks”
• “$837 billed every 16 weeks”

Sermorelin is an optional add-on inside a GLP-1 weight-loss program; the only published figure is that program's monthly floor, and the effect of adding sermorelin is not stated.

What the seller publishes

• “starts at $159/month”
• “Month-to-month plans carry a 2-month minimum”

Both sermorelin products are priced only on an annual plan, and the menu calls the same injection figure a first-month rate, so no shorter plan's price is printed.

What the seller publishes

• “$175 per month *”
• “With annual plan.”
• “From $175 first month”
• “$95 per month *”

A clinic network with per-city sermorelin pages, stating both routes and pricing none of them.

There is no figure here to quote.

The seller publishes no sermorelin figure at all — not on the treatment page, not before the medical intake, and not on any of the pricing pages in its own sitemap.

There is no figure here to quote.

Every figure the seller prints is the same number under a first-month label, and it sells no recurring plan for a monthly rate to attach to.

What the seller publishes

• “$175 First Month”
• “From $175/mo”
• “no membership, no subscription”

What each product page shows a reader and what that same page's own structured data says are $71 and $40 apart.

What the seller publishes

• “From $155 / month”
• “$226.00”
• “From $135 month”
• “$175.00”

One charge, and three incompatible statements of what period it buys — two of them in consecutive lines of the same buy box.

What the seller publishes

• “every 3 months”
• “every 11 weeks”
• “$116 month”

A per-vial price with no plan behind it, so an annual cost depends on how fast a 9 mg vial is used.

What the seller publishes

• “$179.10 $199.00”
• “Sermorelin 9mg”

Two of the seller's own sermorelin pages price the medication differently, and both hedge the number.

What the seller publishes

• “$129”
• “Starting At $75 / mo”

The only figure published is a weekly rate, and the same rate is printed on two protocols of different lengths, so it totals to nothing the seller states.

What the seller publishes

• “$50 /week”
• “SAVE $50 when stacked with any other wellness program.”
• “SAVE $44 when stacked with any other wellness program.”

Three monthly figures for one product, across the buy box and the sitewide menu.

What the seller publishes

• “$186.33/mo”
• “$233/mo”
• “$199/mo”

A pay-per-consult practice that prices sermorelin per vial or per tablet pack, by pharmacy, with no plan length attached — so an annual cost depends on how fast a vial is used, plus a consult fee at least every six months.

What the seller publishes

• “Sermorelin Injectable — 15mg”
• “Sermorelin/Glycine RDT — 60 tablets”
• “A new patient consult is $65 and a follow-up consult is $40”

Sold only inside a peptide program that may hold NAD+, glutathione or sermorelin, with one starting price for the whole program billed every three months, so there is no sermorelin month to count.

What the seller publishes

• “peptide therapy $119 /mo starting price · billed as $357 every 3 months”
• “Loozy offers NAD+, glutathione, and sermorelin therapy. Your provider will let you know which, if any, is clinically appropriate for you.”

A monthly floor with no plan length beside it and a new-patient first-month offer, and no month-to-month rate on either page.

What the seller publishes

• “From $137 /mo”
• “$89 first month”

The seller's checkout, its own employers page and its own FAQ give three different answers for one product, and the FAQ's answer is that the displayed figure is not the price.

What the seller publishes

• “$200/mo”
• “From $167 / month”
• “approximately $50 - $75 more”

Every figure a reader can see is one number; the page's own structured data calls it a sale price against a higher list price.

What the seller publishes

• “$99”
• “ListPrice of 189”

Two rates split by sex, $34 a month apart, quoted in the FAQ rather than on the sermorelin page, with labs billed on top.

What the seller publishes

• “$233/month (men)”
• “$199/month (women)”

One starting figure shared by all three of its peptides, with no month, vial or course attached, so an annual cost cannot be worked out from it.

What the seller publishes

• “Peptide Therapy Options Starting at $200”
• “From $200”

A sermorelin page that states the vial, the strength and the month it covers, and no price; the cost appears only inside the eligibility intake.

There is no figure here to quote.

The most sermorelin description of any page walked here, and not one dollar figure on it.

What the seller publishes

• “no dollar figure anywhere”
• “established in consultation”

The sermorelin page is still in the seller's own sitemap; opening it as a visitor lands on the account login instead.

There is no figure here to quote.

Lists a sermorelin injection and an orally disintegrating tablet on its homepage, with no figure for either until after an intake that asks for an email first.

There is no figure here to quote.

One recurring figure with no billing period, supply length or vial size beside it, so there is no month to count.

What the seller publishes

• “$189.00”
• “Pause or cancel at anytime”

Prices sermorelin per use inside a testosterone program whose monthly subscription is a range covering every medication in it, plus an upfront lab-and-consult fee.

What the seller publishes

• “From $29 per use”
• “Initial $99 fee is for lab tests and provider consultation”
• “ranges from $250 to $299”

Pharmacy pass-through pricing per vial, plus a visit fee and a shipping fee on every order, with no subscription — so an annual cost depends on how fast a 15 mg vial is used.

What the seller publishes

• “$80/15mg”
• “$39/ order”
• “a $15 flat FedEx overnight shipping fee”

One figure beside an add-to-cart button, with no billing period, plan length or supply size, so there is no month to put on an annual table.

What the seller publishes

• “$249 USD”
• “From $149/mo”

No sermorelin figure at all; the only prices on its cost page belong to testosterone therapy.

What the seller publishes

• “under $50, depending on your plan”
• “$500 a month for memberships”

One product card with a starting figure and no billing period, shared with three other products; the rest of the price is set after the consultation.

What the seller publishes

• “Starting at $275”
• “Transparent pricing is provided after your consultation”

Calls its pricing transparent, twice, and prints no figure anywhere — the only numbers on the peptide page are a dosing schedule and a lab turnaround.

There is no figure here to quote.

A struck-through figure, a plan-length floor and a financing teaser — and no month-to-month rate anywhere.

What the seller publishes

• “As low as $299 $125 per month”
• “Your price depends on plan length”
• “AS LOW AS $299 $0 per month”

The same drug sold as two programs split by sex, $34 a month apart, and neither offers a month-to-month rate.

What the seller publishes

• “$233 /mo 3-month plan”
• “$199 /mo 3-month plan”

A real product page with no figure on it at all — the only numbers on the site sit inside editorial guides.

What the seller publishes

• “no dollar figure at all”
• “$189”
• “200 mcg, 300 mcg and 1000 mcg”

A sermorelin product page that hides every price behind a plan choice and an order — the only number in the buy box values the bundled app, not the treatment.

There is no figure here to quote.

An all-inclusive membership described in detail, with the price itself held back until checkout after a free assessment.

There is no figure here to quote.

The buy box and the seller's own FAQ name two different month-to-month rates for the same injection.

What the seller publishes

• “$199 / month”
• “$249/month on a month-to-month plan”
• “$186/month on a 3-month plan”

One “starting at” figure with no word on whether it buys a month, a vial or a whole plan.

What the seller publishes

• “STARTING AT $349”
• “One clear price for your plan”

The product page and the pricing page quote different starting prices for each form, and three plan lengths sit beside them with no price on any one.

What the seller publishes

• “Starting as low as $150”
• “$209”
• “Starting At $199 /mo”
• “$259 /mo”