Telos RX
Telos RX holds the lowest advertised entry prices on this site across several treatments, and meets every trust signal recorded here. It ties each rate to plan length, so the published figure is the best case on the longest commitment.
| Treatment | Price | Format |
|---|---|---|
| SemaglutideCompounded Semaglutide | $49a month, continuing | Weekly injection |
| TirzepatideCompounded Tirzepatide | $99a month, continuing | Weekly injection |
| TirzepatideMicrodosed Tirzepatide | $69a month, continuing | Weekly injection |
| NAD+ nasal sprayNAD+ nasal | $116a month on a longer plan | Nasal |
| Oral tirzepatideOral Tirzepatide | $49a month, continuing | Daily sublingual |
| SermorelinSermorelin | $125a month on a longer plan | Provider-guided |
How Telos RX prices its programs
Telos RX advertises the lowest entry price on this site in several categories, including $49 for compounded semaglutide and oral tirzepatide. For sermorelin and NAD+ nasal spray it publishes a single figure and states that the rate depends on plan length, which makes those best-case numbers on the longest commitment. A struck-through price sits beside each of those with no plan attached to it.
What Telos RX states
- US-licensed clinicians
- State-licensed pharmacy fulfilment
- Prices published before intake
- United States only
- Clinician review before prescribing
- States that it follows HIPAA
- Refund when a clinician does not approve
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: all 50 states.
NAD+ programs: all 50 states.
Prescribed peptide therapy: all 50 states.
Support: contact@telosrx.com
Where Telos RX ranks
Position is by continuing price, cheapest first, counting each company once even when it lists several plan tiers.
- Semaglutide1 of 12 providers
- Tirzepatide1 of 12 providers
- NAD+ nasal spray1 of 4 providers
- Oral tirzepatide1 of 5 providers
- Sermorelin1 of 7 providers
Questions about Telos RX
- Is the Telos RX $49 price the real price?
- $49 is what Telos RX advertises for compounded semaglutide and oral tirzepatide, and it is recorded here as both the introductory and the continuing rate on the pages we checked. For sermorelin and NAD+ nasal spray the company publishes a single figure and states that the rate depends on plan length, which makes those best-case numbers on the longest commitment.
- How much is sermorelin at Telos RX?
- The page states as low as $125 per month, with a struck-through figure of $299 beside it. No plan is attached to the $299, so it is not recorded here as a month-to-month rate. NAD+ nasal spray is listed the same way at $116 against $249.
- Is Telos RX legitimate?
- Telos RX meets all seven trust signals recorded on this site, including US-licensed clinicians, state-licensed pharmacy fulfilment, and clinician review before prescribing. Those are the company's own public statements. Note that the domain is telosrx.com; teloshealth.com belongs to an unrelated robotics company.