Sermorelin

A prescription peptide injection that signals your pituitary gland to release your body’s own growth hormone. Many women explore it as part of their plan for recovery, sleep and body composition as hormones shift with age. Your physician assesses whether it fits your health and goals.

A prescription peptide injection that signals your pituitary gland to release your body’s own growth hormone. Many women explore it as part of their plan for recovery, sleep and body composition as hormones shift with age. Your physician assesses whether it fits your health and goals.

Physician-guided dosing, adjusted as your body responds.

Physician-guided dosing, adjusted as your body responds.

Ongoing support with dose changes, side effects and questions.

Ongoing support with dose changes, side effects and questions.

Treatment decisions based on your health history and individual needs.

Treatment decisions based on your health history and individual needs.

Starting at

$165 / month

Compounded medication

100% online care

Ongoing clinical support

Discreet delivery

HSA/FSA payment options

Klarna
Affirm
Cash App Afterpay

HSA/FSA eligibility depends on your plan and the expense. Check with your plan administrator.

Prescription treatment requires an online evaluation by a licensed physician, who will determine whether a prescription is appropriate for you. A prescription is not guaranteed. Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacy and are not approved by the FDA. The FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed. Product images are illustrative. Actual medication packaging may differ.

What is Sermorelin?

Sermorelin is a synthetic peptide that mimics GHRH, the natural signal your brain uses to prompt growth hormone release. Rather than replacing growth hormone, it works with your body’s own rhythm. Growth hormone levels naturally decline with age and play a role in sleep, recovery and maintaining lean tissue. Your physician reviews your history and checks in on how you respond.

What is Sermorelin?

Sermorelin is a synthetic peptide that mimics GHRH, the natural signal your brain uses to prompt growth hormone release. Rather than replacing growth hormone, it works with your body’s own rhythm. Growth hormone levels naturally decline with age and play a role in sleep, recovery and maintaining lean tissue. Your physician reviews your history and checks in on how you respond.

Care that adapts with you

1

Your starting point

Your physician reviews your health history and determines if treatment is appropriate.

2

Getting comfortable

Clear instructions on taking your medication, with support for questions and side effects.

3

Checking in

Your physician reviews how you are responding and decides if your treatment needs adjusting.

4

Looking ahead

Continued conversations about your treatment, goals and next steps.

Care that adapts with you

1

Your starting point

Your physician reviews your health history and determines if treatment is appropriate.

2

Getting comfortable

Clear instructions on taking your medication, with support for questions and side effects.

3

Checking in

Your physician reviews how you are responding and decides if your treatment needs adjusting.

4

Looking ahead

Continued conversations about your treatment, goals and next steps.

Care that adapts with you

1

Your starting point

Your physician reviews your health history and determines if treatment is appropriate.

2

Getting comfortable

Clear instructions on taking your medication, with support for questions and side effects.

3

Checking in

Your physician reviews how you are responding and decides if your treatment needs adjusting.

4

Looking ahead

Continued conversations about your treatment, goals and next steps.

Your Sermorelin questions, answered

A little clarity before you begin. Your physician can help you understand what these answers mean for your own health.

Is sermorelin the same as growth hormone?

Will sermorelin improve my sleep or energy?

What side effects should I know about?

What should I tell my physician before starting?

How do I take it?

What does compounded mean?

What support is included?

What does treatment cost?

Can I cancel my plan?

Can I use HSA or FSA funds?