Compare two sermorelin quotes.

Look past the monthly headline: compare billing dates, upfront cash and costs still waiting for an answer.

By Daniel BennettRevised October 2026

A monthly headline is not a billing schedule.

Compare the cash you would pay over the same dates. A 28-day offer can produce more bills than a calendar-month offer; a prepaid package can require payment for months beyond your comparison window.

First billing dateCompare over

Blank means unknown. Enter 0 only for a confirmed no-charge fee. Use quoted prices in US dollars.

Offer AProvider or offer nameHow treatment is billed

Treatment price per billSeparate care fee per calendar monthShipping per treatment billInitial consultation and labsLater labs and other fees in this window

Different treatment price on the first bill

If the treatment price includes care or shipping, enter 0 for that separate fee. Otherwise, leave it blank until confirmed.

Offer BProvider or offer nameHow treatment is billed

Treatment price per billSeparate care fee per calendar monthShipping per treatment billInitial consultation and labsLater labs and other fees in this window

Different treatment price on the first bill

If the treatment price includes care or shipping, enter 0 for that separate fee. Otherwise, leave it blank until confirmed.

Your payment comparison

The same start date. The same comparison window.

Offer A

Cash paid in this window: Not calculated
Due on the first billing date: —
Treatment bills in the window: —

Add the amounts you know. Unconfirmed fees remain visible.

Offer B

Cash paid in this window: Not calculated
Due on the first billing date: —
Treatment bills in the window: —

Add the amounts you know. Unconfirmed fees remain visible.

A lower cost alone does not establish which care is right for you.

What this comparison includes

Treatment is charged at the start of each billing period. Calendar-month dates stay anchored to your start date, using the last day when a month is shorter. A bill on the window’s end date belongs to the next window. Every-28-day billing counts actual dates, starting with the first payment.

A prepaid offer charges the full package again when that block ends, even if its coverage extends past your chosen window. The first-bill option replaces only the treatment charge on that first bill. Separate care fees recur monthly; shipping repeats with each treatment bill. Initial consultation and labs are due at the start; later fees count in the window total, not the first payment.

Use the treatment field for the entire package price when costs are bundled. This is a cash-payment estimate, not a quote, prescription, treatment duration recommendation or insurance calculation. Taxes, interest, refunds, cancellation penalties and fees you have not entered are not estimated. If your provider’s invoice follows a different schedule, ask for a dated payment breakdown.

Turn the gaps in your quote into appointment questions