Strut Health vs Nu Image Medical
Look closely at consultation inclusions, pharmacy disclosure and refill commitments across these two sermorelin programs.
Strut Health
Editorial
$120.65/mo
Sermorelin · Injection · Compounded
Clear auto-refill prices with the doctor visit included, but the pharmacy is never named and FDA has sent the company a warning letter.
- Covered injectable product pages print prices including the physician visit, follow-ups and shipping
- Sermorelin comes as a lozenge or an injection, each with its own printed recurring refill price
- The NAD+ page ties its selected price to one vial; terms disclose30/90-day charges
- The terms name Titan Health and affiliates, and the telemedicine consent identifies additional clinical entities
- FDA sent the company a warning letter over how its compounded GLP-1s were labeled and described online
- No page names the pharmacy that fills your order, only a "U.S. licensed pharmacy"; ask before you pay
- Listed prices are auto-refill rates, and a one-time purchase price isn't published
- Oral semaglutide shows two different prices on two of its own pages; ask which one checkout uses
Pick it for: Investigate Strut Health for an included-visit refill model, while asking for the dispensing pharmacy and reading the FDA warning-letter discussion in the full review.
Not for: You want to know the dispensing pharmacy before you order, or a provider without an FDA warning letter attached to its brand matters to you. Its FAQ names Arkansas as excluded; confirm current product and state eligibility.
Nu Image Medical
Editorial
Written quote needed
Sermorelin · Injection
Named care partners and several forms, but confirm the full supply payment and renewal terms. Prescription sales are generally final, with limited exceptions.
- The terms name Wellness Provider Group as the medical group and Absolute Pharmacy as the pharmacy
- Sermorelin comes as an injection, a rapid-dissolve tablet or a nasal spray, so needles are optional
- Public product offers identify longer supply commitments; confirm the payment schedule in writing
- Prints its legal name, Nu Image Medical and a Tampa street address on its own pages
- Public sermorelin and NAD+ offers are tied to longer supplies; a current one-month renewal quote is not established
- Prescription sales are generally final; damage claims require a ticket within 7 days, and WAYT-less has separate eligibility rules
- Cancel auto-bill at least 48 hours before the next billing date
- A menu or coming-soon label does not establish current availability, clinical benefit or a lawful compounding route
Pick it for: Investigate Nu Image Medical for disclosed medical-group and pharmacy information, while checking the supply commitment and refund rules before paying.
Not for: You want to see the month-to-month price on the product card, or you need the option of a refund if a treatment doesn't suit you. If a coming-soon peptide is why you came, no established routine pharmacy-compounding route supports that product.
Our verdict
Strut Health’s retained review describes doctor visits included in auto-refill pricing, with an unnamed pharmacy as a question to resolve. Nu Image Medical’s record identifies a medical group and pharmacy but warns about long-supply pricing and refunds. Compare the same formulation and supply duration before treating a lower displayed number as a lower monthly commitment.
Where the two differ
Strut Health and Nu Image Medical differ on published price and names its pharmacy. The table summarizes those terms; confirm any details it does not cover with the provider.
| Strut Health | Nu Image Medical | |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | $120.65/mo | Not published |
| Names its pharmacy | No | Yes |
Before you pick one
They don’t serve the same states, and for some readers that settles it. Nu Image Medical serves 1 that Strut Health does not — AR. Look up your own state before anything else here.
It isn’t clear that both publish a milligram dose, so treat the two prices as not yet comparable and ask each what dose the monthly price buys. Then set those answers beside every graded provider’s price and remember that a lower price for a smaller dose is not the cheaper plan.
This summary is computed from a published rubric that ignores Partner status.