Eden review
An identified pharmacy and broad longevity menu, with conflicting GLP-1 membership disclosures and first-month-only prices for several treatments.
Peptide CareView, Publisher · October 2026
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At a glance
- Price from
- $167/mo (GHK-Cu)
- Products
- Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, Wegovy, Zepbound, NAD+, Sermorelin, GHK-Cu
- Also reviewed
- Glutathione, injection (form implied)
- Pharmacy named
- Yes: Contigo Compounding / Eden Pharmacy ('Contigo is now Eden Pharmacy!')
- States
- All 50 states
- Prescriber
- A clinician reviews you first
The CareView Check
B3 of 4 checks passed
- Named pharmacy and recordPass
Identifies Contigo/Eden Pharmacy; current Texas record active, assignment unconfirmed
- Prescriber reviews you firstPass
A provider licensed in your state reviews your assessment before prescribing
- Price shown before signupFlag
GLP-1 product pages and membership terms conflict; request a renewal quote
- No research-only productsPass
Nothing on its menu is sold for research use only
- June 8, 2026: Eden Health International dba Eden, letter 728279. Read the letter
Shown for your information. It doesn't change the grade.
What the fine print shows
Eden sells two very different things under one name. The GLP-1 product pages advertise a flat price without membership, while the terms describe a paid membership with medication charged separately. Those disclosures do not establish a single current all-in renewal total, so the review withholds its GLP-1 price rather than treating the marketing headline as the binding bill. Its longevity menu has a clearer membership footnote. NAD+ comes as an injection, a nasal spray and a face cream, sermorelin as an injection or a dissolving tablet, and there's glutathione and a GHK-Cu foam. Every one of those pages says an Eden Membership is required, discounted in the first month and renewing monthly after that, and that the medication price doesn't include it. Status and evidence for each compound live on the NAD+ page, the sermorelin page and the GHK-Cu page.
That membership is why the table shows the NAD+ cream at $183/mo and the GHK-Cu foam at $167/mo: each figure is the printed monthly medication price plus the monthly membership. The injectable NAD+, the nasal spray, sermorelin and glutathione print only a "starting at" price for the first month of medication. What month two costs isn't on the page. Ask for the ongoing monthly total, membership included, before you start one of those.
The pharmacy check is a clear Pass. Eden’s acquisition announcement identifies Contigo Compounding, now Eden Pharmacy. Its current pages also describe partner fulfillment without maintaining the older four-pharmacy list, so those older names are not presented as current assignments here. A current Texas nonresident record for Contigo is active; that finding does not establish its home-state status or every state where it may dispense. Ask which legal facility will compound and dispense your specific medication. A provider licensed in your state reviews your online assessment before anything is prescribed, but treatment availability depends on your physical location and the pharmacy assigned to the order.
FDA sent this company a warning letter in 2026 about how its compounded GLP-1s were pictured and described online, including labels that implied Eden itself makes them. The GLP-1 pages still describe "Authentic Eden" medication and say the company makes it, so read the letter summary on this page before you lean on that claim. The fine print needs a look too. Charges are generally non-refundable once an order ships, and membership fees can't be refunded after a billing cycle starts. The weight-loss guarantee also differs by page: product pages promise your money back below 15% loss in six months, while the terms say 10% after 26 weeks, as a refund or a program credit.
What Eden charges, product by product
| Product | Advertised | True monthly |
|---|---|---|
| GHK-Cu, compoundedTopical | $167/mo | $167/moMonthly; first period $107 |
| NAD+, compoundedCream | $183/mo | $183/moMonthly; first period $123 |
Also offered (no standing monthly price published): Semaglutide, compounded injection, Tirzepatide, compounded injection, Wegovy, brand injection, Zepbound, brand injection, NAD+, compounded vial, NAD+, compounded nasal spray, Sermorelin, compounded injection, Sermorelin, compounded dissolving tablet.
Also sold, outside our price comparisons: Glutathione, injection (form implied).
Prices from Eden's own site, as of this update. True monthly is our arithmetic on the printed figure.
Plans and prices, straight from Eden
The intake starts on its own site.
How signing up works
1Sign up
Start with a free online assessment of about three minutes. Longevity pages describe a required membership discounted initially; GLP-1 marketing and the general membership terms disagree. Ask for the full current charge and renewal schedule before payment.
2Clinician review
A provider licensed in your state reviews your answers and decides whether a prescription fits. Eden advertises same-day visits and prescriptions, and the pages don't promise a live video call.
3Pharmacy
The provider identifies Eden Pharmacy, previously Contigo Compounding, and also describes partner fulfillment. The current pages do not establish which facility will fill your order. Confirm the legal name, address and authorization where you live.
4Delivery
Orders ship free and expedited, and you can message the care team at any hour. Plans renew until canceled under their accepted terms. Membership cancellation requires at least 48 hours before renewal; it does not reverse an order already processed or shipped.
Pharmacy and prescriber
- Contigo Compounding / Eden Pharmacy ('Contigo is now Eden Pharmacy!'):Texas license 36193: active. This is the Texas record; confirm the assigned facility and other relevant states.Board license record
- Prescriber step:A provider licensed in your state reviews your assessment before prescribingPass
What holds up
- Identifies Contigo Compounding as its acquired Eden Pharmacy; a current Texas record is linked below
- Its longevity pages separate the required membership from the medication price
- A wide longevity menu: NAD+ as an injection, nasal spray or cream, sermorelin as a shot or tablet, plus GHK-Cu foam
- Lets you review product forms and membership disclosures before beginning the intake
- If no prescription is issued after your intake, the terms refund the first membership fee
Watch-outs
- Longevity medication prices exclude membership; GLP-1 pages and membership terms disagree
- NAD+ shots and spray, sermorelin and glutathione print only a first-month price; ask what month two costs
- Product pages and the terms describe the weight-loss guarantee differently (15% in six months vs 10% at 26 weeks)
- Membership fees can't be refunded once a billing cycle starts, and shipped orders are generally non-refundable
- Its GLP-1 pages say Eden makes the medication, which comes from a pharmacy network; read the FDA letter summary
Fits you if
You want NAD+ or GHK-Cu as a cream or foam and accept the disclosed monthly membership in addition to medication, from a company that identifies its acquired pharmacy. GLP-1 buyers should resolve the membership contradiction before choosing a plan.
Look elsewhere if
You want sermorelin, NAD+ injections or glutathione with an ongoing monthly price printed before you start, or you'd rather not pay a separate membership for longevity products.
Other providers with the same product
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Questions about Eden
- How much does Eden cost for NAD+ or GHK-Cu?
- The NAD+ cream comes to $183/mo and the GHK-Cu foam to $167/mo, each the monthly medication price plus the required monthly membership. NAD+ shots, the nasal spray and sermorelin print only a first-month price.
- Does Eden charge a membership fee?
- Longevity pages require a membership separate from medication. GLP-1 pages advertise no membership, while the general terms describe an initial discounted membership renewing at a higher monthly fee with medication separate. Obtain the applicable written terms; the initial membership fee is refundable if no prescription follows intake.
- Which pharmacy fills Eden orders?
- The acquisition announcement identifies Contigo Compounding, now Eden Pharmacy. Current product pages also allow partner fulfillment without establishing your assigned facility. Request its legal name and address, and compare the dated public record with the pharmacy named on your label.
- Can I get a refund from Eden?
- Mostly not. The terms say charges are non-refundable once an order is fulfilled and membership fees can't be refunded after a billing cycle starts. A prorated refund applies if a pharmacy can't fill your plan, and the weight-loss guarantee has its own conditions.
- Is Eden available in my state?
- Confirm the specific medication, clinician availability and dispensing pharmacy for your state during intake. A platform’s national marketing is not proof that one pharmacy can dispense every product in every jurisdiction.
Where these facts come from
- Eden : nad (provider website)
- Eden provider website (provider website)
- Eden Contigo acquisition announcement (provider website)
- Eden semaglutide product terms (provider website)
- Eden NAD+ cream medication and membership pricing (provider website)
- Eden GHK-Cu medication and membership pricing (provider website)
- Eden : terms of service (provider website)
- FDA warning letter to Eden Health International dba Eden
Ready to compare it with your own notes?
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Written from Eden's own public pages and the sources named above, against the method on our How we check page. Partners pay us when a reader joins. How we check