Where can I get compounded sermorelin injection?

1. Pick a provider from the table above and open its site. Each one sells compounded sermorelin injection through an online visit rather than an in-person appointment.
2. Complete the intake questionnaire. It asks about your health history, current medication, and goals; some providers also ask for identification or a photo, and some jurisdictions require a live video visit.
3. A licensed clinician on the provider's platform reviews the intake and decides whether to prescribe. 8 of the 8 providers here state clinician review before prescribing on their own pages, and 4 state a refund when a clinician does not approve.
4. Pay for the plan. The table shows whether the price includes the medication or covers the visit only, and 6 of these providers publish how the consultation is billed; those statements are under "What compounded sermorelin injection costs online" below.
5. If approved, the prescription goes to the provider's partner pharmacy, which prepares and ships the order.
6. Delivery follows the pharmacy's own timing. 7 of the 8 providers publish a processing or shipping time; each one is in the "Ships in" column and in the last question below.

Yes. Compounded sermorelin injection is prescription-only, and every provider on this page routes you through a clinician before anything ships. The clinician decides whether to prescribe, at what dose, and whether you are eligible at all.

8 of the 8 providers state on their own pages that they use US-licensed clinicians. Telehealth Ledger records those statements and does not audit them. Telehealth Ledger does not prescribe, dispense, or decide whether a treatment suits you.

Yes. Every price on this page is a self-pay price published by the provider; that is how these programs work, and no figure in the table is an insurance rate. 8 of the 8 priced plans include the medication in the price.

Compounded medication is prepared by a pharmacy to a prescriber's order. It is not an FDA-approved drug product, and it is not the same as a brand-name product, which is part of why the self-pay price of compounded sermorelin injection is what providers publish rather than an insurance rate.

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State lists come from each provider’s own pages as last checked by Telehealth Ledger. State rules change, so confirm your state during intake.

• CoreAge Rx: Provider-assigned compounding pharmacy
• Telos RX: VialsRX
• MadeMed: AbsoluteRx
• Pallas Health: Pallas pharmacy network
• System Labs: The Pharmacy Hub

5 of the 8 providers name the pharmacy that fills the order on their own pages; 3 do not state one. Assignment can vary by state and medication, and a named pharmacy is the provider’s statement rather than an audit.

Published continuing prices run from $99 to $219 a month. A clinician sets the dose after intake, and a dose change can change the charge.

Prepaid effective rates

• Pallas Health: $199 a month paying $597 for 3 months

Consultation fees where stated

• CoreAge Rx: “Any applicable provider consultation fee of $50–$100 is non-refundable” (checked 10 September 2026)
• Strut Health: “The initial online consultation is included with your subscription” (checked 10 September 2026)
• Telos RX: “you are responsible for payment of the cost of the Diagnosis Online Visit and any laboratory testing” (checked 10 September 2026)
• TelePep: “The clinician consult fee is part of that price rather than a separate line item, so nothing is added later” (checked 10 September 2026)
• MadeMed: “Medical consultation fees are non-refundable after the consultation has been completed” (checked 10 September 2026)
• Pallas Health: “One price, provider care included — no separate membership fee” (checked 10 September 2026)

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