Precision Telemed review

Precision Telemed offers compounded NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione and a topical GHK-Cu cream alongside other telehealth programs. Current NAD+ and sermorelin pages distinguish a discounted first month from later monthly pricing. From month two, NAD+ is $149/mo and sermorelin is $179.99/mo. The product offers describe physician oversight and shipping as included. The NAD+ guide and sermorelin guide explain the clinical evidence and FDA history; a program listing does not establish a benefit. The NAD+ efficacy review separates disease-specific research from wellness claims.

Other products need different comparisons. The glutathione page offers one- or two-vial purchases without a dependable recurring schedule. The copper-peptide page prices a 60-day supply; its approximate monthly figure is a coverage illustration rather than an established recurring monthly bill. That row is therefore excluded from monthly price comparisons. The GHK-Cu guide and topical evidence review explain why prescription branding or a higher concentration does not itself prove superior results.

The NAD+ and sermorelin pages identify Rush Pharmacy. The glutathione and cream pages describe licensed compounding pharmacies without establishing that the same facility fills every product. Confirm the actual assignment and the license relevant to your location. The footer identifies the Doctors Now physician group and distinguishes medical services from the Precision Health Digital platform named in the terms. These disclosures and a limited facility-record check do not certify all clinician credentials or pharmacy operations.

The refund policy matters even if the product page says the consultation is included. After a completed consultation but before shipment, an order may be canceled with a consultation deduction. If treatment is not approved, the policy also retains the consultation cost from the described membership-fee refund. It separately charges for late appointment cancellation, rescheduling or a no-show. The exact amounts and windows are in the table below. Product pages say no membership or subscription, so ask which payment and refund language applies to your selected program.

Once a pharmacy has dispensed, shipped or delivered medication, the policy excludes ordinary refunds. Verified non-delivery is an exception: report it within the specified short window and obtain the carrier confirmation the policy requires. Shipping promises vary too: the NAD+ page advertises shipment in 72 hours, while sermorelin describes 48-hour cold-chain dispatch. These are provider estimates, not delivery guarantees. Many product pages say all 50 states, while the cream page says 49 without naming the exclusion; verify eligibility before booking.