Everlife Sermorelin Cost: What You'll Really Pay in 2026
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Educational notice: This page explains published prices and policies. It is not medical advice, it does not diagnose a hormone deficiency, and it is not a quote from Everlife, Male Excel, or Hone. A clinician has to decide whether any treatment is appropriate for you.
The short answer
Answer capsule: On November 12, 2026, Everlife advertised compounded sermorelin tablets from $95 a month and injections from $109 a month. Its treatments catalog listed the same products "as low as $135," with no billing interval next to those figures. Sermorelin GHK was $148.99 a month on its product page and "as low as $149.99" in the catalog. Those displays do not establish your renewal price or a complete first-year total. If the $95 or $109 starting prices stayed unchanged for 12 months, the medication payments alone would be $1,140 or $1,308.
Everlife says the clinician review and shipping are included, and that you are not charged for the medication if you are not approved. It does not publish a lab fee or a renewal schedule for these sermorelin offers on the pages we opened. Its terms let it change fees with advance notice and limit initial offers to new subscribers. Ask for the next charge, the billing interval, and any lab cost in writing before you pay.
If the symptoms that sent you here may be low testosterone, sermorelin is not TRT. Male Excel is the cash-pay TRT option we list first. If you specifically want a cash-pay sermorelin injection program with published membership and standalone prices, Hone is the second option. For a fuller look at Everlife's tablet evidence, pharmacy disclosure, and customer reviews, start with our Everlife sermorelin reviews.
The right TRT provider is not the same for every person — it depends on whether low testosterone has been properly evaluated, your symptoms and health history, your fertility plans, your state, your insurance or cash-pay preference, your treatment-format preference, your budget, and whether online or in-person care is the better starting point. Some situations belong with primary care, urology, endocrinology, reproductive urology, or urgent or emergency care when the symptoms warrant it. Because a general answer cannot resolve those for you, use TRT Provider Guide's Find My TRT Path tool to map your situation to the right care route and the questions to ask before you pay.
Who this page is for, and who it is not for
Best for: people who have already seen Everlife's $95 or $109 sermorelin offers and want a dated map of every public price, a first-year math check, and a clear list of what is still unconfirmed.
Also useful for: readers comparing Everlife's cash-pay totals with Hone's published sermorelin prices, or deciding whether the underlying problem may be low testosterone rather than a growth-hormone peptide.
Not the right starting point if:
- You want a review of tablet evidence, customer reviews, or the disclosed pharmacy's FDA record. That work is on Everlife sermorelin reviews.
- You want a market-wide price survey rather than an Everlife-specific bill. Start with sermorelin cost or sermorelin tablets vs injections.
- You already know you need testosterone replacement, not sermorelin. See sermorelin vs TRT and Male Excel cost.
- You need emergency care. Call 911 now for sudden chest pain, severe trouble breathing, or signs of a severe allergic reaction such as throat or tongue swelling or collapse.
Every Everlife sermorelin price we found on November 12, 2026
Answer capsule: We re-opened Everlife's promo pages, main sermorelin page, GHK page, treatments catalog, and performance category page on November 12, 2026. The $95, $109, $135, $148.99, and $149.99 displays from our October 20, 2026 review are still on the site. The new detail is on the GHK page: its price data lists $148.99 for the 1,000 mcg tablet and $135 for the 500 mcg tablet.
What this table adds beyond a single sticker price:
- The $95 tablet price is the same for 500 mcg and 1,000 mcg on the promo pages we opened. Everlife markets the 1,000 mcg tablet as double strength at "the same great price." That does not tell you which strength a clinician would prescribe, or whether a later refill stays at $95.
- The catalog is still $40, or about 42%, above the $95 promo price. $135 versus $95 is the same gap we recorded on October 20, 2026. The catalog still does not say that $135 is a monthly amount.
- Sermorelin GHK has three nearby figures: $148.99 a month for the 1,000 mcg tablet, $135 in the page data for the 500 mcg tablet, and $149.99 in the catalog without an interval. Those are not the same offer until Everlife writes them that way on your receipt.
- The $189 refill remark is still on Everlife's site. It is one anonymous comment. It does not name the product strength, the number of weeks the $189 covered, or the date. It is not a published rate.
The "65% off" and "59% off" banners were still on the promo pages on November 12, 2026. If $95 were 35% of a list price, that list price would be $271.43. If $109 were 41% of a list price, that list price would be $265.85. Those are banner-math figures only. They are not charges we saw on a checkout screen, and Everlife's public pages do not print those list prices next to the offers.
Confirm Everlife's current sermorelin prices
What twelve months could cost
Answer capsule: Twelve unchanged payments at the advertised starting prices are $1,140 for tablets at $95 and $1,308 for injections at $109. Those totals assume the starting price never changes and ignore labs, taxes, or any later rate. They are not a quote.
Read the last two rows as what-if math, not as Everlife's plan. The terms say Everlife may change fees with advance notice and may limit initial offers to new subscribers. Neither clause proves that a $95 or $109 offer ends after month one. Neither clause proves that it lasts a year.
Per-tablet math, if the 30-tablet bottle described on the GHK page and the "one daily" tablet language are your full month: $95 divided by 30 is about $3.17 per tablet. At $148.99, it is about $4.97 per tablet. If your clinician directs a different schedule, those per-tablet figures do not apply.
We did not calculate a reliable per-injection cost. Everlife publishes the vial size (15 mg in 5 mL) and says injections are typically used 5 to 7 times a week at night, with exact directions coming from its clinicians. It does not publish the milligram amount in each dose on the pages we opened, so a dollars-per-shot figure would be a guess.
If a later refill were $189, as one on-site review claimed, that one cycle would be $94 above the $95 tablet offer or $80 above the $109 injection offer. We cannot turn that comment into a 12-month total because the supply period is not stated.
What the sticker includes, and what it does not
Answer capsule: On the sermorelin promo pages, Everlife says the treatment plan includes a free medical evaluation, free shipping, and 24/7 support. The FAQ says you are charged when a clinician approves treatment and the pharmacy begins filling it, not when you submit the intake. Lab fees, renewal pricing, and the exact vial duration are still not established for this offer.
Everlife's footer on the FAQ page names Curexa, 3007 Ocean Heights Ave, Egg Harbor Township, NJ, as a partner pharmacy and lists service in all 50 states plus the District of Columbia. Confirm that this prescription, in your strength and format, can be written and shipped to your state. The pharmacy assignment for a given order still needs confirmation. The FDA record for that disclosed pharmacy is discussed in our Everlife sermorelin reviews.
When you are charged, and what it costs to get out
Answer capsule: Everlife's terms enroll you in a subscription that stays in effect until it is cancelled. The card on file is charged at the time of each shipment, monthly or every two months, at your election, on the same date each cycle. Cancel before the next shipment, and by the 48-hour rule in the cancellation section, if you do not want the next charge.
The documents we opened on November 12, 2026, do not use one identical sentence for every cancel step. Read both.
- Subscription terms: "YOU MUST CANCEL BEFORE YOUR NEXT SHIPMENT IN ORDER TO AVOID BEING CHARGED FOR THE NEXT RECURRING SHIPMENT." You can cancel by logging in at everlifemd.com and using the account tab.
- Cancellation section: "To cancel your subscription, contact us at least 48 hours before your next payment to avoid charges or shipments." The same section lists emailing support@everlifemd.com, calling (800) 591-0354, or managing billing in the portal.
- FAQ: cancel under the account tab before the next shipment date; "once a shipment has been filled, it can't be reversed."
Refund rules, as written:
- You are eligible for a full refund if you cancel before a telehealth appointment or if treatment is not approved.
- Once a prescription is processed and at the pharmacy, it cannot be canceled or refunded.
- Everlife does not accept returns or provide refunds for prescription products once they have shipped. The FAQ cites consumer-protection limits on returning prescription medication.
- Damaged or defective items may be replaced if reported within two weeks of delivery, according to the terms. Refunds are not issued for mishandled refrigerated shipments.
Two other cost rules sit in the same terms:
- Everlife may change fees, including additional fees, if it provides advance notice before the changes apply. It may also make promotional offers with different pricing to some customers.
- "Everlife reserves the right to limit any initial offers to new subscribers."
Those sentences are why a first-month $95 or $109 figure cannot be treated as a guaranteed year-one rate. Get the next charge and the offer's end date in writing.
The monthly-versus-every-two-months choice also matters for the catalog's $135 figure. If $135 were a two-month price, it would be $67.50 per month, which would undercut the $95 monthly promo. If it is a monthly price, 12 payments are $1,620. The catalog does not settle that. Ask which interval applies to your quote.
Insurance, HSA, and FSA
Answer capsule: Everlife says it is a cash-pay service and does not bill insurance. It says most treatments and lab work are eligible HSA or FSA expenses and that it will provide an itemized receipt for your plan administrator.
Eligibility is up to your HSA or FSA administrator, not Everlife's FAQ. Keep the receipt. A cash-pay sermorelin program can still be expensive even when a receipt is available, because the advertised monthly figures above already run into four figures over a year if they continue.
How Everlife compares with Hone sermorelin and Male Excel TRT
Answer capsule: These are not interchangeable products. Everlife sells compounded sermorelin (tablets, injections, and a separate GHK tablet) and has no TRT Provider Guide affiliate link. Hone lists compounded sermorelin injections at $175 a month on its product page, or an estimated $130 a month plus membership on its Basic plan. Male Excel's public pricing page, checked the same day, does not list sermorelin; it is a cash-pay TRT clinic in this comparison.
The Male Excel totals are for testosterone care, not a sermorelin substitute. They are in the table so you can see the cash-pay TRT path if that is the evaluation you actually need. Male Excel says paying for the $99 test and consultation does not guarantee that treatment will be prescribed, and that comprehensive blood testing every six months is included in membership.
See Male Excel's current TRT pricing
If you want a needle-free tablet comparison against other sellers, use sermorelin tablets vs injections. For another provider's cost sibling, see Male MD sermorelin cost. For Hone's testosterone pricing, see Hone TRT cost.
Confirm your real price before you pay
Ask Everlife, and keep the written answers:
- What is the exact product, strength, and quantity for my first shipment?
- What is the first charge, and what is the next charge if I do not cancel?
- Is billing monthly or every two months?
- How long does the $95, $109, or other starting offer last, and is it limited to new subscribers?
- Are labs required before this prescription, and what do they cost?
- Which pharmacy will fill my prescription, and can it ship this product to my state?
- What is the cancel deadline that applies to my next shipment, including the 48-hour rule?
- Will I get an itemized receipt I can submit to an HSA or FSA administrator?
If you cannot get clear answers on items 2, 4, and 5, the advertised starting price is not yet a budget number.
Is Everlife sermorelin FDA-approved?
Answer capsule: No. Everlife describes these products as compounded in a U.S. pharmacy. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and FDA does not verify their safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are marketed.
A branded sermorelin product, Geref (sermorelin acetate), was once FDA-approved: NDA 20-443 for treating idiopathic growth hormone deficiency in children with growth failure, and NDA 19-863 for a diagnostic injection. The manufacturer discontinued those products in 2008. FDA withdrew the approvals effective June 18, 2009, and later determined, in a March 4, 2013 Federal Register notice (78 FR 14095), that Geref was not withdrawn from sale for reasons of safety or effectiveness. That determination would allow FDA to approve an abbreviated application that meets all other requirements. It does not make Everlife's compounded tablets, injections, or GHK combination an FDA-approved drug, and it does not transfer Geref's old labeled uses to those products.
FDA also says compounded drugs should be used when a patient's needs cannot be met by an FDA-approved drug, and that buying compounded drugs through telehealth platforms can make it harder to know which compounder produced the drug. Those are general FDA statements, not findings about your Everlife order.
Everlife's own product footers still include a supplement-style line that statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and that the products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The relevant fact for a prescription compounded drug is the compounding status above, not that footer line.
For evidence on whether tablets or injections have human data, and for side effects, see does sermorelin work, sermorelin side effects, and the review page.
Safety notes that affect whether you should spend this money
Sermorelin is a prescription drug decision, not a supplement purchase. A clinician should review your history before you pay for a subscription you may not be able to return once the pharmacy starts filling it.
Hone's sermorelin page, checked the same day, tells men with a history of epilepsy, untreated hypothyroidism, or hyperglycemia to avoid sermorelin, and it flags added caution for a history of cancer, diabetes, or untreated thyroid disorders. It lists pain or redness at the injection site, nausea, headaches, dizziness, and fatigue as possible side effects, and it states that the product is compounded and has not been approved by the FDA. Those are Hone's published warnings, not a complete medical work-up.
Everlife's product FAQ lists injection-site reactions, headaches, dizziness, or flushing as common mild effects, and describes nausea or an allergic reaction as rare. It also says sermorelin should be used under medical supervision. Treat that as Everlife's language, not as independent proof of a safety profile for its exact compounded products.
Call 911 immediately for sudden chest pain, severe breathing trouble, or signs of a severe allergic reaction such as throat or tongue swelling or collapse. This page cannot tell you whether sermorelin is safe for you.
If you are unsure whether the better next step is a testosterone evaluation, a sermorelin consult, or in-person care, use Find My TRT Path. It is educational guidance for testosterone care routes, not a sermorelin eligibility check or a prescription service.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Everlife sermorelin cost per month?
On November 12, 2026, Everlife advertised tablets from $95 a month and injections from $109 a month. Its treatments catalog listed both "as low as $135" without a billing interval. Sermorelin GHK was $148.99 a month on its product page and "as low as $149.99" in the catalog. Your billed amount is the one on your approval and receipt, not the lowest banner on a landing page.
Why do some Everlife pages say $95 and others $135?
They are different displays on the same company's site. Promo and main product pages print $95 or $109 per month. The treatments catalog prints $135 with no interval. Everlife's terms allow fee changes with advance notice and allow initial offers to be limited to new subscribers. The pages we opened do not prove that $135 is the renewal price, and they do not prove that $95 lasts all year.
What is the first-year cost of Everlife sermorelin?
If the $95 tablet price stayed in place for 12 months, medication payments would total $1,140. If the $109 injection price stayed in place, they would total $1,308. If you were billed $135 monthly for 12 months, the total would be $1,620. Twelve payments at the GHK 1,000 mcg price of $148.99 would be $1,787.88. Labs, taxes, and any later rate are not in those figures, and the mixed $95-then-$135 year-one total of $1,580 is illustrative only.
Does the $95 offer last after the first month?
We could not confirm that from Everlife's public pages. The "65% off" banner, the higher catalog figure, and the terms about fee changes and new-subscriber offers are reasons to ask. They are not, by themselves, a published expiration date.
Does Everlife include labs and shipping in the monthly price?
Shipping is described as free on the sermorelin promo pages, and the terms describe 2–5 day shipment by USPS, FedEx, or UPS. Labs are a gap. The FAQ says recommended lab work can be done at LabCorp or Quest when required, and it does not list a sermorelin lab fee. Ask whether labs are required for your prescription and what they cost.
Does insurance cover Everlife sermorelin?
Everlife says it does not bill insurance and that it will provide an itemized receipt you can submit to an HSA or FSA administrator. Coverage and reimbursement depend on your plan, not on that FAQ sentence.
Does Male Excel offer sermorelin, and why is it listed here?
Not on the official pricing or treatment pages we opened on November 12, 2026. Those pages list testosterone injections and cream, membership pricing, and other treatments, with no sermorelin entry. Male Excel is listed because some people shopping for Everlife sermorelin actually need a low-testosterone evaluation, and Male Excel is our primary cash-pay TRT option. Check current details on Male Excel's pricing page and our Male Excel cost guide.
Does Hone offer sermorelin, and what does it cost?
Yes. Hone's sermorelin injections page lists $175 a month and states that the product is compounded and not FDA-approved. Hone's Basic membership help article, updated October 9, 2026, lists compounded sermorelin injections at an estimated $130 a month, billed separately from a $25 monthly membership and a $25 one-time onboarding fee, with labs twice a year included in the membership. Twelve months at those Basic figures, with no consult, would be $1,885. See Hone's offer and the Hone Basic membership help article for the plan details.
Sources
All sources checked November 12, 2026.
Everlife (ordinary links; Everlife has no TRT Provider Guide affiliate program)
- Sermorelin promo page (500 mcg tablets and injection)
- Sermorelin 1,000 mcg offer page
- Sermorelin double-strength promo page
- Main sermorelin page
- Sermorelin GHK page
- Treatments catalog
- Performance category page, including the on-site review that mentions a $189 refill
- Terms and Conditions
- FAQ, including the partner-pharmacy and states-served disclosures
- How It Works
- Account login, for cancellation: everlifemd.com/login
- Support: support@everlifemd.com or (800) 591-0354
Pharmacy (not an affiliate)
- Curexa About Us, the partner pharmacy named in Everlife's FAQ footer (Egg Harbor Township, NJ)
FDA and Federal Register
- FDA, Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers
- FDA, Determination That Geref (Sermorelin Acetate) Was Not Withdrawn From Sale for Reasons of Safety or Effectiveness, 78 FR 14095 (March 4, 2013)
Male Excel and Hone
- Male Excel pricing page, checked November 12, 2026, including the $99 test, membership prices, and injection starting price. No sermorelin listing was present on that page. Male Excel
- Hone, sermorelin injections page, $175/month price and compounding disclaimer, checked November 12, 2026. Hone
- Hone Health help center, Hone Basic Membership: Longevity Support without Hormone Therapy, updated October 9, 2026