What does MadeMed offer?

MadeMed carries the widest catalogue tracked here, spanning weight loss, NAD+, prescribed peptides, and men's health, with eight priced programs.

Is MadeMed expensive?

Its prices sit at the upper end of most comparisons it appears in. NAD+ nasal spray at $269 is more than double the next highest on that page. Oral sermorelin at $99 is its lowest price.

MadeMed

MadeMed carries the widest range here, spanning weight loss, NAD+, peptides, and men's health. Its prices sit at the upper end for most treatments it shares with other providers. Injectable tirzepatide at $369 is a treatments-page listing, not a proven checkout total.

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9programs cataloged

9published prices

4categories

14 September 2026prices checked

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At a glance

MadeMed lists 9 programs on Telehealth Ledger, 9 with a published price; its lowest continuing price is $99 a month, continuing for Compounded oral Sermorelin, medication included.

Availability as stated by the provider: GLP-1 weight loss, availability is under verification; NAD+ telehealth, availability is under verification; Prescription peptide therapy, availability is under verification; Men's sexual health, availability is under verification.

Prices and terms were last checked 14 September 2026; each figure links to the provider page it was read from.

Standardized treatment data

Treatment programs with comparable formats

These programs map to the same medication and format tracked across providers. Published prices use a consistent basis wherever the provider supplies one.

MadeMed treatments and published prices
Treatment	Price	Format	Visit
Semaglutide	$199a month, continuing	Weekly injection	Visit
Tirzepatide	$369a month, continuing	Weekly injection	Visit
NAD+ injection	$199a month, continuing	Injection	Visit
NAD+ nasal spray	$269a month, continuing	Nasal spray	Visit
Oral semaglutide	$179a month, continuing	Daily sublingual tablet	Visit
Oral tirzepatide	$279a month, continuing	Daily sublingual tablet	Visit
Sermorelin	$169a month, continuing	Injection	Visit
Oral Sermorelin	$99a month, continuing	Sublingual troche	Visit

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All programs

Programs offered by MadeMed

Some programs use membership charges, separate medication billing, or formats that do not belong in a ranked price table. We show their actual published price basis and treatment format instead of forcing a misleading comparison.

Other programs

1 program

Tadalafil + PT-141 + Oxytocin
Sublingual troche
From $49/moPublished price
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Detailed treatment guides

These pages examine a specific MadeMed program using its published price, plan terms, fulfillment evidence, and independent context.

How MadeMed prices its programs

MadeMed lists flat catalog figures rather than first-month promotions. Injectable tirzepatide at $369 is a treatments-page listing, not a proven checkout total. Its prices sit at the upper end of most comparisons it appears in, including $269 for NAD+ nasal spray where the next highest is $119. Oral sermorelin at $99 is its lowest.

Who operates the service

Xpedicare, LLC: Quoted from MadeMed's terms: "Professional medical services are provided by Xpedicare, LLC and its affiliated physicians and providers".Source, checked 10 September 2026

AbsoluteRx: Quoted from MadeMed's terms: "prescription fulfillment services offered by our partner pharmacies, including AbsoluteRx (the "Pharmacy")."Source, checked 10 September 2026 AbsoluteRx pharmacy profile

How telehealth prescriptions are filled and shipped

Billing and operations

Sales terms: Quoted from MadeMed's returns policy: "all sales of both prescription and over-the-counter products are final and non-refundable."Source, checked 10 September 2026

Consultation fee: Quoted from MadeMed's returns policy: "Medical consultation fees are non-refundable after the consultation has been completed."Source, checked 10 September 2026

Shipping: Quoted from MadeMed's how-it-works page: "Discreet Delivery, Free Shipping*".Source, checked 10 September 2026

HSA/FSA cards: Quoted from MadeMed's how-it-works FAQ: "At this time, we do not accept FSA or HSA cards for payment."Source, checked 10 September 2026

Ratings

No third-party ratings checked yet · 10 September 2026 · No Trustpilot profile exists for mademed.com; No BBB profile found; No official app found

Regulatory records and how to read these ratings

Regulatory and legal records

No FDA, FTC, or state attorney-general record naming this company was found in our search on 10 September 2026. A search with no result is not proof of a clean record.

How to read these ratings

Different platforms measure different things: Trustpilot shows a company-invited review average, BBB grades how a business answers complaints, app stores prompt at the moment of use, and a regulator's letter is a dated record. A paid PR-wire release is not a review. None of these is a score from Telehealth Ledger. How Trustpilot counts · How BBB counts

What MadeMed states

US-licensed clinicians
State-licensed pharmacy fulfilment
Prices published before intake
United States only
Clinician review before prescribing
States that it follows HIPAA

These come from the company’s own public pages. We record what it says and do not audit it.

Where it operates

GLP-1 weight loss: availability is under verification.

NAD+ programs: availability is under verification.

Prescribed peptide therapy: availability is under verification.

Men's health: availability is under verification.

Support: support@mademed.com · +1 (800) 582-1428

Where MadeMed ranks

Position is by continuing price, cheapest first, counting each company once even when it lists several plan tiers.

Oral semaglutide1 of 13 providers
Oral Sermorelin1 of 5 providers
Oral tirzepatide3 of 9 providers
Sermorelin7 of 18 providers
NAD+ nasal spray8 of 11 providers
NAD+ injection11 of 18 providers
Semaglutide18 of 28 providers
Tirzepatide24 of 29 providers

Questions about MadeMed

What does MadeMed offer?: MadeMed carries the widest catalogue tracked here, spanning weight loss, NAD+, prescribed peptides, and men's health, with eight priced programs.
Is MadeMed expensive?: Its prices sit at the upper end of most comparisons it appears in. NAD+ nasal spray at $269 is more than double the next highest on that page. Oral sermorelin at $99 is its lowest price.
Does MadeMed run promotional pricing?: MadeMed's catalog listings are flat figures rather than first-month promotions. Injectable tirzepatide at $369 is a treatments-page listing only, not a proven checkout total.
Does MadeMed refund you if you are not prescribed?: Telehealth Ledger does not rate or endorse providers. Quoted from MadeMed's returns policy: "all sales of both prescription and over-the-counter products are final and non-refundable." This restates MadeMed's published policy as checked on 10 September 2026; confirm the current terms before paying.

Primary and independent sources

Facts above are linked to the current public records checked on the dates shown. Advertiser statements describe what the provider publishes; they are not an audit or clinical endorsement.