How much does sermorelin cost?

Sermorelin costs $99 to $330 a month at the online providers we checked on October 18, 2026 that publish an ongoing monthly price, taking each provider’s lowest price with the medication and any required membership included. That range hides two things that change the bill: a membership can double a mid-range medication price, and some providers advertise a first-month price that rises in month two. Here is what each one charges, what the price covers and what six months really costs.

Sermorelin prices, provider by provider

These are the prices on each provider’s own site, as of October 2026. “All-in” adds any required membership to the monthly medication price.

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For the full ranking, including care and terms, see our best sermorelin providers list, which also answers what the cheapest way to get sermorelin is.

What six months costs

Sermorelin is usually taken for months, so the six-month total is a better guide than the first bill. These totals use the published prices above and assume you stay on the same plan.

Eden, Invigor Medical and Valhalla Vitality don’t publish enough to total six months. Eden shows only its first-month price, Invigor doesn’t say what period its $220 covers, and Valhalla shows prices only after you sign up.

What the monthly price usually covers

Medication and supplies. PepScribe’s plan is a 30-day kit with syringes, and its price covers the clinician and shipping too. Maximus sends pre-filled 10 mL vials (20 mg), which it says last 28 days at its standard dose of 1 mg five days a week, with needles, syringes and alcohol pads. Eden’s injection comes as a 10 mg vial with a home kit.

Clinician care. At PepScribe, AgelessRx and Maximus, the clinician review and follow-up messaging are part of the price, and Invigor Medical’s price includes the doctor consult. At Hone Health and Eden, the membership pays for care, and the medication is billed on top.

Shipping. PepScribe includes it, AgelessRx and Maximus ship free, and Eden offers free expedited 2-day shipping.

Why the same peptide costs so much more at some providers

Memberships

A membership can more than double what you pay. Hone Health’s $175 sermorelin price looks mid-range, but sermorelin requires its Premium tier at $155 a month, bringing the total to $330, and you start with a $65 biomarker test and video consult. Eden’s membership is $39 for the first month and then $99 a month on top of medication. In return, both include more contact: Hone’s model is built around lab work and physician visits.

First-month and plan-length pricing

AgelessRx’s $99 injection price applies to the first month of a 3-month plan billed in full, and the price is $149 a month after that; its nasal spray is $149 for the first month, then $199. Maximus charges $199.99 a month only on its 6-month plan, and $299.99 if you go month to month. Eden labels its $126 as a first-month price and doesn’t show what month two costs. Ask for the ongoing price before you pay.

Dose

Prices can depend on the dose your clinician sets. PepScribe says your exact price depends on the therapy and dose, and Maximus says pricing varies by dosage and is shown at checkout, with lower doses in California.

Injections vs tablets and nasal sprays

Needle-free forms can cost more. Eden charges $126 for the first month of either its injection or its dissolving tablets (ODT), but AgelessRx’s nasal spray is $199 a month after a $149 first month, against $149 a month for its injection. Valhalla Vitality also sells sermorelin as a nasal spray and troche, and Invigor Medical lists an oral option, but neither publishes those prices.

There is no published head-to-head evidence on how well the forms compare. Your clinician chooses the form and dose, so ask why they recommend one over another.

Does insurance or an HSA help?

The providers we checked are cash-pay for sermorelin. It is compounded, and using it for energy, sleep or aging in adults is off-label, so insurers rarely cover it. PepScribe, AgelessRx and Eden accept HSA or FSA cards, which lets you pay with pre-tax money.

What the price doesn’t buy

Compounded sermorelin is not FDA-approved. A pharmacy may lawfully compound it because its approved form, Geref, was discontinued in 2008 for reasons other than safety (Federal Register), but the FDA doesn’t review compounded medicines for safety, effectiveness or quality. A higher price doesn’t buy an approved product; it buys more care, more testing or a shorter commitment. Read is sermorelin legal and how is it prescribed for the details, or the sermorelin medication guide.

Labs, cancellations and refunds

Lab tests. Only Hone Health requires a test up front: $65 for its biomarker panel and physician consult. Maximus offers IGF-1 testing through Maximus Labs as an option, without a published price, and says labs aren’t required. PepScribe and AgelessRx don’t list a required test for sermorelin.

Cancelling. PepScribe renews monthly and lets you cancel anytime, but it doesn’t prorate the current month, and compounded medication that has shipped can’t be returned or refunded. AgelessRx says you can pause or cancel anytime. Maximus charges subscriptions automatically and lets you cancel before the next processing date. Hone says there are no commitments.

If you aren’t prescribed. PepScribe doesn’t charge you at all if a clinician doesn’t prescribe. Other providers we checked don’t publish a not-prescribed refund for sermorelin, so ask before you pay for a test or a first month.

How to compare quotes

• Ask for the price in month two, not only month one.
• Add any membership, test or consult fee to the medication price.
• Check how long the plan runs, and whether it is billed up front.
• Ask whether the price changes with your dose.
• Ask which pharmacy fills the prescription, and check its license with your state board of pharmacy.
• Read the cancellation and refund terms before you pay.

The bottom line

Sermorelin runs from $99 a month at PepScribe to $330 a month at Hone Health once its required membership is added, as of October 2026; Maximus sits between at $199.99 on a 6-month plan, or $299.99 month to month. Over six months that is the difference between $594 and $2,045. Needle-free forms cost the same as injections where both are priced. Compare the ongoing all-in price and the care you get, and see every provider on our peptides hub.