There is no useful comparison without a common unit
A price can describe a prescription, a membership, a vial or an average across a prepaid package. Those are different things. Before comparing the offers below, write down the amount paid today and the time or quantity that payment covers. If the provider has not made either clear, the headline is not yet a usable quote.
Use the commitment planner with the provider’s actual terms. Keep medication, recurring membership and one-time fees separate. Do not estimate how long a prescription lasts by inventing a dose; ask the prescribing service what its quoted supply covers.
An introductory offer needs a second number
Record the initial charge and the renewal charge together. A discount can be meaningful while still giving an incomplete picture of ongoing spending. If a plan is prepaid, ask whether unused months are refundable, when renewal occurs and how much notice cancellation requires.
Our guide to introductory and renewal costs explains the distinction in more depth. For two different pricing structures side by side, read AgelessRx versus Hone Health. Neither a lower first payment nor a longer package establishes better clinical value.
Check the missing line items
Request a written answer about consultation charges, required testing, membership, shipping, supplies and follow-up. A category omitted from a marketing page is not necessarily included or free. Ask what happens financially if the clinician decides not to prescribe or changes the proposed plan.
The product also belongs in the comparison. Injection, oral and nasal listings may have different practical requirements, and their prices should not imply equivalent clinical effects. Read the format guide before treating those offers as interchangeable.
Use the quote to prepare a better consultation
Price is one part of choosing care. Ask who interprets laboratory findings, how refills are reviewed and how you reach a clinician with a concern. Bring the financial questions alongside the treatment questions, so you understand both the clinical plan and the obligation before making a payment.
The consultation checklist helps you keep those questions together. For the evidence and approval history, return to our sermorelin overview. The listings below describe published offers; they are not a recommendation for a treatment or a dosing schedule.
Published offers, with their qualifications
These are selected provider offers from our reviews, not a lowest-price ranking. Formats, package lengths and included services differ. Confirm the current written quote before paying. Listed alphabetically, not ranked.
AgelessRx
Injection
Details checked October 2026Introductory offer requires a three-month plan billed in full; ask for the total first payment.
Read the AgelessRx reviewCoreAge Rx
Injection
Details checked October 2026Starting rate; plan-specific total and consultation charge require confirmation. Help center lists multi-month plans and a nonrefundable consultation fee if treatment is declined.
Read the CoreAge Rx reviewEden
Injection
Details checked October 2026Required membership: $39 first month, then $99/month. Confirm the medication price after the introductory offer.
Read the Eden reviewHone Health
Injection
Details checked October 2026Standalone async price; members pay $130 medication plus their separate membership charges.
Read the Hone Health reviewIvím Health
Oral
Details checked October 2026Product display separates the two charges; medication quantity and billing period require confirmation.
Read the Ivím Health reviewMaximus
Injection
Details checked October 2026Page also says less than $6/day; plan basis behind the two figures is not reconciled.
Read the Maximus review