CoreAge RxPartner
CoreAge Rx sells NAD+ as an injection or nasal spray and sermorelin, with physician review and no membership. It names no pharmacy; refund pages disagree.
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GalaPartner
Gala offers async NAD+ and sermorelin review, but leaves the pharmacy unnamed. Confirm the full plan charge and renewal interval.
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DirectMedsPartner
DirectMeds offers GLP-1 and longevity care, but current price and billing documents conflict. Its BPC-157 listing and FDA letter require separate context.
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ARSYNL Rx
ARSYNL Rx prints NAD+, sermorelin and glutathione prices with plan totals and names both pharmacies, though its pages credit two prescriber networks.
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Luvo Health
Luvo Health names four pharmacies and folds the clinician into one price, but it bills every 4 weeks and cancellations need 72 hours of notice.
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PauseRx
PauseRx names Rush Pharmacy, prints a monthly price on every longevity product and never auto-charges a refill. Its sermorelin and NAD+ skip California.
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Precision Telemed
Precision names Rush on its NAD+ and sermorelin pages. Compare later-month prices, consultation deductions and product-specific fulfillment terms.
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SnagRx
SnagRx names four pharmacies and charges one price at every GLP-1 dose. Headline rates require annual prepayment, with strict cancellation limits.
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AgelessRx
AgelessRx sells a wide longevity menu, from rapamycin to NAD+ sprays, and charges your card only after approval. It never names its pharmacy.
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AHBARx
AHBARx prints prices for NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione and GHK-Cu cream and names AnazaoHealth as its pharmacy, but its terms still carry template gaps.
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Arc-1
Arc-1 prints subscription prices for NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione, rapamycin and GLP-1s and names its founder, but never names the pharmacy it uses.
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Brightmeds
Brightmeds prints one flat monthly price for NAD+, sermorelin and glutathione with nothing added on top, but it doesn't name the pharmacy that fills them.
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Eden
Eden identifies its own pharmacy and offers several longevity treatments. GLP-1 pages and membership terms conflict, while renewal quotes need care.
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EdgeRx
EdgeRx offers needle-free longevity protocols for men and names Strive Pharmacy. Confirm the dispensing site and refund rules before paying.
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Embody
Embody names pharmacy partners and offers GLP-1 care, but current plan prices conflict. Confirm longevity availability and its strict refund rules.
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Enhance MD
Enhance MD sells NAD+ as vials or wafers after labs and a live video visit, but its FAQ and terms name different pharmacy networks. Confirm your dispenser.
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Fridays
Fridays names its partner pharmacies and sells sermorelin and NAD+, but those prices are quarterly-plan rates and its peptide line hasn't launched yet.
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Goldspan Health
Goldspan posts 28-day longevity prices through its linked clinical platform, but the pharmacy is unnamed and placed orders are generally final.
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Heally
Heally prints monthly NAD+ and glutathione prices with a free physician visit and no membership, but its pages never name the pharmacy that fills orders.
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HealthRX
HealthRX prints 1-, 3-, 6- and 12-month prices for NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione and copper peptide cream, but never names its 503A pharmacy.
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Heva Health
Heva Health names its two compounding pharmacies, and one has a Texas board probation. NAD+ and glutathione sell as one-time orders with no stated supply.
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Hone Health
Hone Health is a lab-first clinic: NAD+ and glutathione show monthly prices, but a required membership sits on top and no page names the pharmacy.
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iThriveMD
iThriveMD publishes longevity plan prices and a clinician directory. Confirm the dispensing pharmacy, assigned professional and conflicting return terms.
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Ivím Health
Ivím Health prints NAD+ and sermorelin prices plus a monthly membership. Read its FDA GLP-1 warning letter and confirm pharmacy and cancellation terms.
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Joi + Blokes
Joi + Blokes names seven pharmacies, two with board discipline, and prints NAD+, sermorelin and GHK-Cu prices. FDA sent it a warning letter.
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Lttl
Lttl names four pharmacy partners and shows longevity plan choices, but refund terms and renewal timing need clarification before you commit.
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MangoRx
MangoRx names Epiq Scripts and advertises longevity offers, but refill timing, consultation fees and refund wording differ across its pages.
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MEDGm
MEDGm publishes GLP-1 plan ladders and pharmacy partners; early billing and contradictory prepaid-refund rules need written clarification.
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Nex Gen Health Rx
Nex Gen names Manifest Pharmacy and prints plan options, but month and supply labels differ, and its shipping pages give conflicting temperature claims.
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Next Vial
Next Vial names Manifest Pharmacy and the MD Integrations network, and prints month-to-month NAD+ and sermorelin prices. Its GLP-1 pages disagree on price.
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Nu Image Medical
Nu Image Medical names care partners and offers needle-free sermorelin. Headline supply rates need a full payment, renewal and refund check.
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OurView Health
OurView names its pharmacy and clinician network, but wellness fee comparisons differ from its product offers. Confirm the complete bill and renewal terms.
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Pepti
Pepti posts treatment prices and names Olympia Pharmacy, but its catalog includes unapproved peptides and its billing documents contain inconsistencies.
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PlexusDx
PlexusDx prices NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione and GHK-Cu cream on every page and names its clinical group, but not the pharmacy. Prepaid plans auto-renew.
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Prime Doctor RX
Prime Doctor RX names its physician group and pharmacy, but its NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione and GHK-Cu prices appear only inside the intake.
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RegenCen
RegenCen names Belmar and offers Michigan and Florida telehealth, but longevity prices, assigned pharmacy and treatment-specific terms need confirmation.
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Sprout Health
Sprout offers GLP-1 and NAD+ care and names pharmacy contacts. Product and policy billing schedules differ; confirm the selected contract.
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Strut Health
Strut Health prints sermorelin, NAD+ and GLP-1 prices up front with the visit included, but it doesn't name its pharmacy and FDA sent it a warning letter.
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System Labs
System Labs names its Miami pharmacy and offers several compounded treatments, but conflicting price cards and billing answers need confirmation.
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Try Ageless
Try Ageless offers compounded GLP-1s and longevity products, with dose-dependent final pricing and detailed cancellation deductions to review.
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Belle
Belle names its pharmacy partners and charges no membership, but longevity plan prices need confirmation and placed orders become noncancelable.
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bmiMD
bmiMD prints sermorelin and glutathione plan totals and holds your card until approval, but cancellation fees and pharmacy identity need attention.
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Bodybuilding Health+
Bodybuilding Health+ names four pharmacies and its medical group's doctors, with no membership fee. One named pharmacy shows a Texas board probation.
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DudeMeds
DudeMeds posts one-time GLP-1 totals, but broad recurring and three-month fee terms need reconciliation and its dispensing pharmacy is unnamed.
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ElleS
ElleS offers clinician-reviewed online care, but current longevity prices, pharmacy assignment and refund conditions need written confirmation.
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GoodLife Health
GoodLife Health is a lab-led membership that prescribes only brand-name GLP-1s and hormones, with medication billed separately by your pharmacy.
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Harmony Wellness Clinic
Harmony Wellness Clinic publishes longevity supply prices and four pharmacy partners. Its peptide handbook marketing needs a separate regulatory check.
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He & She MD
He & She MD now redirects to You + Me MD. Published longevity prices, membership terms and pharmacy information need to be reconciled before purchase.
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Inner Balance
Inner Balance sells a needle-free NAD+ sublingual tablet aimed at women, with monthly plans shown after a short quiz. Its 503A pharmacy is never named.
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LaSara Medical Group
LaSara posts peptide plan prices and names pharmacy partners, but conflicting product summaries and subscription periods need clarification.
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Live Vital
Live Vital posts protocol totals and names its physician lead, but markets unapproved peptide blends and leaves a clinical-decline refund gap.
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Oak
Oak publishes an NAD+ offer and charges after clinical approval, but the dispenser is unnamed and approved orders become final before shipment.
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Onyx Weight Loss
Onyx names its nurse-practitioner team and serves nine states, but current peptide prices, dispensing pharmacy and payment terms need confirmation.
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PeterMD
PeterMD names two pharmacy partners and publishes strict refund rules, but current longevity product prices and state eligibility need confirmation.
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RNK Health
RNK posts NAD+ and sermorelin plans and names clinical groups, but fee-inclusion wording conflicts and refunds generally end at intake submission.
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SkinnyRx
SkinnyRx prints a flat monthly sermorelin price with supplies and no membership, but it never names the pharmacy that fills your order.
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Wellorithm
Wellorithm’s monthly GLP-1 pricing conflicts with twenty-eight-day terms. Current longevity quotes and the assigned pharmacy need confirmation.
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