Peptide Therapy Online: Licensed Telehealth Providers Compared

4 telehealth providers that list prescription peptides, compared on what they offer, published prices and labs, checked Oct 7, 2026. Prescription only: no research-use-only sellers.

By Kymata Health Editorial Team · Published Oct 7, 2026 · Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · How we rank

Which peptides can a US pharmacy compound? (2026)

A US pharmacy can compound a drug only from an ingredient that has a USP monograph, is part of an FDA-approved drug, or is allowed under FDA’s 503A bulks list and its interim categories. Those lists change. BPC-157, for example, is not on the 503A bulks list: an FDA advisory committee voted in July 2026 to recommend adding it, but FDA has not acted. We list only peptides that the providers below sell by prescription, and we do not list research-use-only sellers.

No FDA-approved sermorelin product is sold in the US. The brand Geref was discontinued in 2008, and FDA later determined it was not withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons. Sermorelin sold by telehealth clinics is compounded and not FDA-approved.

Prices and services only. This is not medical advice: talk to a licensed clinician about whether any of these treatments is right for you.

Peptide therapy hub: from calculator to prescription

Pick the page that matches where you are:

Sermorelin: background and dosing on the sermorelin profile, prescribers and prices on sermorelin online (from $99/mo).
NAD+: NAD+ profile, then NAD+ injections online ($93–$199/mo).
PT-141: PT-141 profile; compounded PT-141 from HealthRX is in the table below. For men, generic ED pills are far cheaper: ED treatment cost.
GLP-1s (semaglutide, tirzepatide): brand-name first, then compounded: GLP-1 cost and the dose escalation scheduler.
Already have a vial? Reconstitution calculator, dose-to-units and vial duration.

Published prices: sermorelin, NAD+ and PT-141

Prices from each brand's own site, checked Oct 7, 2026. Sorted by lowest monthly cost.
Seller	Product	Price	Status	Includes
CoreAge Rx	NAD+ injectable	Starting at $93/mosource	Compounded (not FDA-approved)	Online consult, free delivery, no membership fee; CoreAge says the injection is higher potency than its nasal spray
CoreAge Rx	NAD+ nasal spray	Starting at $93/mosource	Compounded (not FDA-approved)	Online consult, free delivery, no membership fee
CoreAge Rx	Sermorelin	Starting at $99/mosource	Compounded (not FDA-approved)	Online consult with US board-certified doctors, free delivery, no membership fee; final price set after intake
HealthRX	NAD+ nasal spray (300 mg/mL, 15 mL)	$107/mo (12-month), $114 (6-month), $120 (3-month), $134 (monthly)source	Compounded (not FDA-approved)	Medication and supplies, provider visit and unlimited follow-ups, free shipping
HealthRX	NAD+ injection (1,000 mg a month)	$129/mo (12-month), $137 (6-month), $145 (3-month), $161 (monthly)source	Compounded (not FDA-approved)	Medication and supplies, injection kit, provider visit and unlimited follow-ups, free shipping
HealthRX	PT-141 (bremelanotide), compoundedVyleesi is the separately FDA-approved bremelanotide product, for premenopausal women with acquired, generalized HSDD.	$136/mo (12-month), $145 (6-month), $153 (3-month), $170 (monthly)source	Compounded (not FDA-approved)	Medication and supplies, provider visit, follow-ups, free shipping
HealthRX	Sermorelin	$143/mo (12-month), $152 (6-month), $161 (3-month), $179 (monthly)source	Compounded (not FDA-approved)	Provider visit and unlimited follow-ups, injection kit, free overnight shipping; full refund if not approved
Luvo Health	Sermorelin injection	$99.50 first 4 weeks, then $199 every 4 weekssource	Compounded (not FDA-approved)	Medication, clinician review, check-ins, shipping; no membership fee; cancel anytime. Longer plans (up to 24 weeks) start from $145 per 4 weeks on its pricing page
Luvo Health	NAD+ injection, nasal spray or oral dropsSame price for the injection, nasal spray and drops.	$99.50 first 4 weeks, then $199 every 4 weekssource	Compounded (not FDA-approved)	Medication, licensed-provider review, check-ins, shipping; no membership fee; cancel anytime. Longer plans start from $145 per 4 weeks

Non-prescription option: peptide bioregulators

Khavinson-style peptide bioregulators are sold as food supplements, not prescription drugs, so no clinician or pharmacy is involved. Our partner Vita-Stream carries the Vita Peptides, Cytomax and Cytogen lines; dosing notes live on each product's profile here.

Browse peptide bioregulators at Vita-Stream (affiliate link)

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Supplement statements have not been evaluated by the FDA; these products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Who offers what

Provider	Score	Sermorelin	NAD+	PT-141	GLP-1	Sermorelin from	Pharmacy	Checked	Next step
PeterMD	7.9/10	Yes	-	-	Yes	$211.83/mo	Shipped to your door.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See PeterMD's current prices on its site →
DudeMeds	6.2/10	-	Yes	-	Yes	not published	Third-party partner pharmacies, including 503A/503B.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See DudeMeds's current prices on its site →
BrightMeds	5.9/10	Yes	-	-	Yes	$129/mo	Southend Pharmacy, Red Rock Pharmacy.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See BrightMeds's current prices on its site →
Maximus	5.5/10	Yes	-	-	Yes	$199.99/mo	Shipped to your door.	Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source	See Maximus's current prices on its site →

"-" means the provider's public pages don't list it, not that it is unavailable. We list prices only for sermorelin, the peptide with published telehealth prices; providers that only say "peptide therapy" quote privately.

Red flags: how to spot a gray-market seller

"For research use only" or "not for human consumption" on the label.
No prescriber, no intake and no named or described pharmacy.
Peptides that a pharmacy can't currently compound (BPC-157, for example), sold anyway.
Claims that a compounded peptide is "FDA approved".

Dosing math lives in our calculators

For a prescription you already have: the reconstitution calculator turns vial size and water volume into syringe units, and the vial duration calculator shows how long a vial lasts and cost per dose. Peptide background: sermorelin, NAD+, PT-141.

FAQ

Can a telehealth clinic legally prescribe peptides?

A licensed clinician can prescribe a compounded peptide only if a pharmacy may legally compound it. A US pharmacy can compound a drug only from an ingredient that has a USP monograph, is part of an FDA-approved drug, or is allowed under FDA’s 503A bulks list and its interim categories. Those lists change. BPC-157, for example, is not on the 503A bulks list: an FDA advisory committee voted in July 2026 to recommend adding it, but FDA has not acted. We list only peptides that the providers below sell by prescription, and we do not list research-use-only sellers.

Which peptides do these clinics actually sell?

On the pages we read: sermorelin is the most common (PeterMD, Maximus, BrightMeds, plus CoreAge, Luvo and HealthRX). NAD+ appears at DudeMeds, CoreAge, Luvo and HealthRX; PT-141 at HealthRX.

What is the difference between a telehealth peptide clinic and a "research peptide" website?

A telehealth clinic has a licensed prescriber and fills a prescription at a licensed pharmacy. "Research use only" sites sell vials not intended for human use, with no prescriber and no pharmacy oversight. We don’t list them.

How much does sermorelin cost through these clinics?

See the sermorelin comparison: plans start around $129/mo (checked Oct 7, 2026).

Sermorelin online: providers and cost →503A vs 503B compounding pharmacies →Are peptides legal? FDA and WADA in 2026 →All telehealth guides →

Sources

Provider facts come from each provider's own pages, read Oct 7, 2026. Regulatory lines link to the primary source.