Male MD Sermorelin Cost: What You'll Really Pay in 2026

Male MD sermorelin cost is advertised at $149 a month, or $119 on a new-patient offer, for injections or mint tablets. The visit and shipping are included, according to MaleMD. A year at those rates is $1,428–$1,788 before extra care costs; renewal pricing and lab arrangements still need confirmation. ^{1 3 4}

By TRT Provider Guide · Last verified: October 2026 (prices and policies checked October 20, 2026) · Public-source editorial research. This version has not been medically reviewed. · How We Review TRT Providers

Last updated: October 20, 2026.

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So which price is real? Both are. Which one you see depends on the MaleMD page you land on. We'll show you exactly where each one lives, what the "sale" banner really means, and how to avoid paying for months you don't want.

This page is for you if: you're looking at MaleMD's sermorelin offer and want the true number before you hand over a card.

Skip MaleMD if:

• You want a clearly priced plan for labs before treatment. MaleMD's offer does not provide one. Compare testing options.
• You think your real problem is low testosterone. Sermorelin is not TRT, and MaleMD says it doesn't offer TRT. Jump to that section.
• You live in California and want injections. MaleMD says it only offers the tablets there.
• You're paying for something you hope is "natural HGH" with proven results. MaleMD's linked evidence does not establish those results for its compounded products.

Prices and package details: MaleMD's public offers. Lab statement: its new-patient page. Calculations: TRT Provider Guide. ^{1 3 4}

See MaleMD's current sermorelin price → malemd.com/sermorelin

Opens MaleMD's public offer. Ask whether monthly billing is available and what your next charge will be.

TRT Provider Guide is the independent decision resource for testosterone replacement therapy — helping U.S. adults understand how low testosterone is evaluated, compare online and local care models and providers, and choose the next step that fits their health needs, fertility plans, budget, state, and care preferences, with every material claim verified and dated. For this page, "verified" means we checked the cited public records ourselves. MaleMD's own statements, our math, and open questions are labeled separately.

This page is educational information, not medical advice. A clinician must decide whether any treatment is right for you.

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What we actually verified

This is a dated record of public disclosures, not independent confirmation of a patient's care or results. ^{1 3 4 5}

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How much does Male MD sermorelin cost per month?

Male MD sermorelin costs $149 a month on MaleMD's main sermorelin pages, and the price is the same for injections and mint tablets. A separate MaleMD promo page shows $119 a month for new patients. Both offers list the online medical review, medicine, and shipping as included; the injection offer also includes supplies, according to MaleMD. ^{1 2 4}

Here's what that monthly price buys. And what it doesn't.

MaleMD-stated inclusions. The 3–5-day shipping estimate is in its Terms; delivery and support response times were not tested. ^{1 3 5}

Is there a consult fee or membership fee? We didn't find one. The visit is folded into the monthly price. One thing to know: MaleMD's Terms reserve the right to start charging for consultations later. Read the checkout screen before you pay. ⁵

When is your card charged? MaleMD's homepage says you're charged only if a doctor approves treatment. Its Terms also allow card preauthorization, which can place a hold on available funds; we did not test billing. ^{19 5}

Two terms worth knowing before we go further:

• Sermorelin is a lab-made copy of the first part of a natural hormone called growth hormone–releasing hormone. It signals your pituitary gland, a small gland at the base of your brain, to release growth hormone. It is not growth hormone itself, and it is not testosterone. ^{23 30}
• Compounded means a pharmacy mixes the medicine for an individual prescription. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. They do not go through FDA's premarket review of safety, effectiveness, and quality. MaleMD describes its sermorelin as compounded. ^{6 3}

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Why does MaleMD show $149 on one page and $119 on another?

MaleMD shows $149 a month on its main sermorelin pages and $119 a month on a promo landing page for new patients. The promo's product picker displays "40% off, today only" and a four-hour timer. These are different advertised offers; neither establishes your renewal price. ^{1 2 3 4}

This is the part most price pages miss. We went page by page on October 20, 2026. Here's what we found.

The MaleMD sermorelin price map

All four checked October 20, 2026.

What the "sale" really means

Three things stand out.

1. A "sale" banner doesn't tell you the renewal price. Today, MaleMD's /hc page labels $149 "Fall Sale," with no end date or post-promo renewal price shown. Another retrieved version of the same page showed $149 labeled "Summer Sale." Neither banner establishes your renewal price. Use $149 as one budget scenario, then get your own renewal amount in writing. ^{2 5}

2. "40% off" implies a price nobody shows you. If $119 is 40% off, the starting price would be about $198 a month. That's our math ($119 ÷ 0.60). The four offer pages we checked did not show that comparison price. We're not saying you'll pay it. We're saying the "40% off" claim has no visible price to compare against. ⁴

3. A countdown doesn't verify an offer deadline. The promo page's product picker displayed 04:00:00. We didn't test whether it counts down, expires, or resets. Either way, a real medical price doesn't need a stopwatch. Make this choice on your own schedule. ⁴

How to get the lower price, honestly

1. Ask before you pay. Email support@malemd.com and ask whether the $119 new-patient price applies to you.
2. Ask what happens in month two. Does $119 renew at $119, or jump to $149 (or more)? Get the answer in writing.
3. Ask whether monthly billing is available. If it is, it limits how much you prepay. Confirm the care plan and renewal terms before choosing a longer commitment.

We didn't verify a public sermorelin coupon code. The $119 promo page was the lowest sermorelin offer we confirmed on these pages. MaleMD also advertises an American Heroes discount for eligible military members and first responders; ask whether it applies to sermorelin and can be combined with your offer. ²²

Now you know which price is which. Check the price MaleMD offers you today → malemd.com/sermorelin

Before you enter a card, ask whether the promo price renews and which billing periods are available.

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Is MaleMD sermorelin worth the money if your real problem is low testosterone?

Sermorelin is not a substitute for a testosterone evaluation or TRT. MaleMD's own FAQ says it does not provide TRT. If low testosterone is your concern, seek a proper evaluation before comparing treatment prices. ^{1 10}

Here's the trap. MaleMD's sermorelin quiz asks about low energy, stubborn fat, muscle loss, and poor sleep. Some of these symptoms can also be signs of low testosterone, thyroid problems, sleep apnea, depression, or plain stress. A symptom checklist can't tell them apart. ^{1 28 29}

Low testosterone (also called hypogonadism) is diagnosed with symptoms or signs plus consistently low testosterone results on appropriate repeat early-morning blood tests. The Endocrine Society recommends confirming the result with a repeat morning, fasting total testosterone test. One number on one day isn't a diagnosis. ¹⁰ See how low testosterone is diagnosed.

MaleMD's FAQ says you can take sermorelin alongside TRT. That's MaleMD's statement, not proof of added benefit. If you're on testosterone through another clinic, tell every prescriber what you're taking. ¹

Planning to have children? Bring that up before choosing hormone care. The Endocrine Society recommends against starting testosterone therapy in men planning fertility in the near term; primary care, urology, or reproductive urology can help plan the evaluation. ¹⁰

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.

Find My TRT Path is educational. It doesn't diagnose low testosterone, and it isn't a sermorelin eligibility check.

Not sure which you need? Map your care route with Find My TRT Path → /find-my-trt-path/

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Are lab tests included in MaleMD's sermorelin price?

MaleMD's promo page says no blood work is needed, and its public offers do not list an included lab package. They also do not spell out a testing schedule or the cost of tests a clinician may request. That leaves a real gap if you want a priced monitoring plan before you pay. ^{3 1}

Here's the one real tradeoff with MaleMD, said plainly.

MaleMD advertises sermorelin without required blood work. If you want labs first, don't assume they're bundled into the headline price. Hone's Basic membership lists regular lab testing, but its live visits cost extra and its separate Async Care route does not require membership. MaleMD's appeal is the $149 offer with the visit and shipping already included, according to MaleMD. That is a simpler advertised package; it is not a reason to skip tests your clinician needs. ^{3 15 14}

A few things to understand about skipping labs:

• IGF-1 (insulin-like growth factor 1) is a hormone clinicians use to help assess growth-hormone activity. It does not always rise when growth hormone rises, and a change alone does not prove symptom benefit. ^{31 26}
• Real adult growth hormone deficiency is diagnosed differently. The Endocrine Society says it usually requires a stimulation test—a supervised test of growth-hormone release—with a few exceptions. A questionnaire can't do that. If adult growth hormone deficiency is suspected, an endocrinologist can guide that evaluation. MaleMD's fine print also says its physicians don't prescribe sermorelin for anti-aging, bodybuilding, or athletic performance. ^{9 3}
• No published lab fee doesn't mean testing is free. It means the public price does not answer who orders, performs, or pays for a test a clinician may request. Get that answer before treating the subscription price as your whole budget.

Want a measurement without switching providers? Ask your MaleMD prescriber what baseline and follow-up testing fits your health history, what would count as benefit, and what it would cost. Let the clinician set the review date.

Who reviews the intake, and is an in-person visit required? MaleMD advertises review by a physician licensed in your state and ongoing physician support. Its telehealth consent says a clinician may decide you need in-person care or another care source. We did not verify an assigned clinician's credentials, appointment wait, or support response time. ^{3 21}

If labs first matters to you, review Hone's Basic membership testing and visit fees → Hone Health

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What does each MaleMD sermorelin injection or tablet cost?

At $149 a month, the advertised package works out to about $4.97 to $5.96 per injection; at $119, it's about $3.97 to $4.76. That's $14.90 per milligram at $149, allocating the whole package price rather than a medicine-only charge. MaleMD doesn't say how many tablets come in a month, so a fair per-tablet price can't be calculated. ^{1 4}

We used MaleMD's own product details. One 5 mL vial at 2 mg per mL holds 10 mg of sermorelin, which MaleMD says is about 25 to 30 injections.

Your prescriber sets your actual dose and schedule. These numbers are for budgeting only, not dosing. MaleMD's injection count is an advertised estimate, not a verified schedule for you. ^{1 4}

Why "more milligrams" in a tablet isn't better value

MaleMD's tablet card says 1,000 mcg per dose; it doesn't establish the amount per tablet or how much reaches the blood. Don't let that fool you. Sermorelin is a peptide, a short chain of protein building blocks. MaleMD links to injection drug information and general growth-hormone reviews. Those links do not establish that its mint and injection have equivalent absorption or clinical effects. ^{1 23 24 25}

So use cost per milligram only to compare amounts in matching injectable formulations, not to rank clinical value. Between a tablet and a shot, the milligram number on the label tells you very little about what reaches your body.

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How much does MaleMD sermorelin cost for a full year?

If today's prices hold, twelve months of MaleMD's subscription add up to $1,428 at $119 a month or $1,788 at $149 a month. If a $119 promo rises to $149 after the first month, the year comes to $1,758. These are subscription subtotals: renewal terms and the cost of any additional care or testing still need a quote. ^{1 4 5}

Your complete first-year cost is the subscription charges actually due during the year, plus any separate lab, visit, medicine, supply, shipping, or other required fees. MaleMD advertises the medicine, visit, shipping, and injection kit within the offer, but the public pages do not settle every possible additional care cost or your renewal bill. ^{1 4 5}

Our calculations from prices shown October 20, 2026. These are budgets, not quotes. The $119-to-$149 change is an example, not a verified renewal offer.

Two rules that keep your budget honest:

• A blank isn't zero. If you don't know a cost yet, like the renewal price or a lab fee, your total isn't finished. Don't round it down to make it feel better.
• Cash and coverage are different. A prepaid plan can charge you for months you haven't used yet. Count the money when it leaves your account, not when the medicine runs out.

Your MaleMD quote checklist

Print this or screenshot it. Fill it in from your checkout screen or a written answer from MaleMD support before you pay.

Is there a set length of treatment? We did not verify a standard MaleMD course or review schedule. Ask your prescriber when to review benefits, side effects, and any test results, and how the care plan affects refills. Don't let auto-refill decide for you.

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Is a 3-month or 6-month MaleMD plan cheaper?

A longer plan may have a lower monthly rate, but we did not verify MaleMD's current sermorelin plan totals or which billing periods you can select. Its Terms say multi-month plans are charged all at once, up front, and prescription products are not refunded after shipping. Before prepaying, confirm the full charge, shipment schedule, and what happens to any unshipped supply. ⁵

We did not establish sermorelin plan totals from the public offer pages, so we can't quote them. Here's what up-front billing looks like at the $149 rate. These are arithmetic examples, not MaleMD's actual plan prices:

Arithmetic only. Confirm your available plan, total, and any discount in the checkout disclosures. The amounts in the last column are prepaid, not a verified calculation of what you would forfeit.

When does a longer plan make sense? When the clinician's care plan, your budget, and the written billing terms support the commitment. Ask MaleMD how long the pre-mixed vial and the tablets stay good. Match the shipment schedule to the dispensing pharmacy's storage instructions and beyond-use date—the date after which that medicine should not be used.

Make sure you're charged for the plan you picked. Screenshot the checkout page showing the plan length and total. A Trustpilot reviewer posting as Mspicii on September 22, 2026, said MaleMD "sent me a six month supply vs the 3 months I thought I was ordering." MaleMD replied that it couldn't find the account and asked the reviewer to contact support. That's one person's report, not a pattern we measured. It's still a good reason to keep proof of what you chose. ¹⁸

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Are MaleMD sermorelin tablets cheaper than injections?

No—MaleMD charges the same advertised monthly price for mint tablets and injections. Their equal price does not establish equal clinical value, and the linked evidence does not establish how MaleMD's two products compare. MaleMD says its pharmacy won't ship sermorelin injections to California and offers only the tablets there. ^{1 4 23 24 25}

Product and pharmacy disclosures checked October 20, 2026. We did not inspect a dispensed label or independently verify the assigned pharmacy's current license. ^{1 4}

A pharmacy claim worth checking: MaleMD's homepage calls its pharmacy "FDA-approved." FDA says it does not approve or license pharmacies or other facilities. A pharmacy license or testing in an FDA-registered lab does not make a compounded medicine FDA-approved. ^{19 7}

Compounded drugs can have quality problems, including contamination or too much or too little active ingredient. Ask the prescriber about risks, side effects, and the reason for this exact formulation; a lower price does not answer those questions. ⁶

Who should consider the tablet option? Needle preference and California availability are questions to discuss with the prescriber; neither establishes that the tablet is appropriate or equivalent to an injection. Ask what evidence supports the exact formulation and how benefits, side effects, and any needed tests would be reviewed.

Other states: MaleMD's FAQ says it serves all 50 states plus D.C. But the state lists on its own sermorelin pages leave out Arkansas and South Carolina, and the promo product picker's list also leaves out Minnesota. Those omissions do not prove a state ban. If you live in one of those states, email support before you pay; wherever you live, confirm your exact format and pharmacy. ^{1 3 4}

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Can you use insurance, an HSA, or an FSA for MaleMD sermorelin?

MaleMD says no insurance is required and that HSA and FSA cards are accepted. Those statements do not establish insurance billing or coverage, and a card going through is not the same as the expense qualifying under IRS rules. FSA reimbursement follows your plan's rules; HSA owners must substantiate qualified medical expenses. ^{3 11}

• Insurance: Compounded sermorelin isn't FDA-approved. We did not verify insurance billing or reimbursement for this offer. Budget from the posted price unless MaleMD and your insurer confirm otherwise. ^{6 3}
• HSA/FSA: IRS rules limit tax-free reimbursement to qualified medical expenses. Card acceptance at checkout doesn't settle that. Ask your FSA administrator about reimbursement; for an HSA, check the IRS rules or get tax advice if needed. Keep an itemized receipt. ¹¹
• On your statement: MaleMD's Terms say charges appear as "Malemd.com." That helps you match charges and spot surprises. ⁵

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How does MaleMD sermorelin compare on price with other providers?

MaleMD's $149 advertised price is below Hone's $175 standalone offer and sermorelin.com's $199 monthly plan. Taurus Meds advertises a lower first month at $79, but its renewal and extra-fee terms need confirmation. Compare the complete care package before choosing on price. ^{1 12 13 14 16}

All public offers and policies checked October 20, 2026. Year-one subtotals are our math, assuming approval, the stated billing pattern, and unchanged prices. They are not quotes for identical prescriptions or complete care.

Hone's membership rate is separate from its medicine price. At the listed Basic prices, one optional $75 men's lab-review visit would make the example $1,960; two would make it $2,035. Its general lab benefit does not establish that a specific IGF-1 test or sermorelin monitoring plan is included. ¹⁵

Our take: If MaleMD's $149 holds and Taurus actually renews at $179 after a $79 first month, MaleMD's subscription subtotal is $260 lower over a year. On those assumptions, Taurus costs less for the first three months; MaleMD pulls ahead in month four. The annual break-even MaleMD rate would be about $170.67 a month, before extra fees—not a verified Taurus renewal offer.

Which one fits you?

Taurus Meds — a lower advertised first month on injections. It may be worth comparing if MaleMD's upfront charge does not fit your budget. Get the renewal amount, any membership fee, and testing requirements in writing before calling it cheaper.

Read Taurus Meds' posted sermorelin offer and billing terms → Offer · Terms

Hone Health — a membership option with scheduled labs. Basic may be worth comparing if you want a listed testing benefit. Its standalone Async Care offer is a different route, and neither name tells you which tests your sermorelin care needs.

Compare Hone's membership testing terms with standalone care → Basic membership · Async Care

If you're looking for testosterone care: Male Excel

Male Excel tests and treats low testosterone. That is a different care route, not a sermorelin price comparison. We did not verify a current Male Excel sermorelin offer, and its testosterone service is not available in every state. Whether it fits you depends on a proper evaluation, your fertility plans, state, and care needs. ^{17 27}

Review Male Excel's testing, total cost, and care fit → Male Excel review

The review contains disclosed affiliate links. If your care route is still unclear, use Find My TRT Path.

Comparing more brands? See our full sermorelin cost comparison and where to get sermorelin online.

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How do you cancel MaleMD sermorelin before the next charge?

To avoid the next recurring charge, MaleMD's Terms say to call (888) 294-9877 or email support@malemd.com before your next billing date. They do not describe a self-serve cancel button, and they exclude refunds for prescription products once shipped. Get written confirmation every time. ⁵

Timing decides what you can get back:

Contract wording checked October 20, 2026. We did not test a cancellation or refund request. ⁵

A simple plan that helps prevent surprise charges

1. Write down your next billing date and amount from your order confirmation.
2. Set a phone reminder five days before it.
3. Email support@malemd.com with the subject line: Cancel sermorelin subscription — [your account email]. Ask for written confirmation.
4. No reply in one business day? Call (888) 294-9877 and note the time and the rep's name.
5. Check your card statement for "Malemd.com."

Copy-and-paste cancel email:

Hi MaleMD Support,
Please cancel my sermorelin subscription for the account under [your email], effective before my next billing date of [date]. Please confirm in writing that no further charges or shipments will occur.
Thank you,
[Your name]

What other customers report: John Lynch, posting on Trustpilot on October 11, 2026, said MaleMD support "answered several questions and concerns" during a medication change. That positive report and Mspicii's shipment complaint are individual experiences, not proof of how every account works. The practical lesson: use the phone or email route stated in the Terms, and keep the reply. ^{18 5}

Need your medical records when you leave? MaleMD's posted medical-group privacy notice says to request them in writing from the applicable medical group at support@malemd.com. It allows possible copying fees and says electronic records can be supplied in a requested format when readily producible. Canceling the subscription and requesting records are separate steps. ²⁰

You know the posted price and cancellation terms. Review MaleMD's current offer → malemd.com/sermorelin

Confirm the amount and period before paying. A calendar reminder helps you act before the next billing date.

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Our verdict: is MaleMD sermorelin a good price?

For the right buyer, yes—on the posted price. At $149 a month, or $119 if the new-patient promo applies, with the visit and shipping included, MaleMD has a competitive advertised price for compounded sermorelin if the billing terms and clinician's care plan fit. It's poor value if you need a clearly priced testing plan, require evidence for MaleMD's tablets, or really need low-testosterone care. ^{1 4}

Before you start, check these four boxes

• ☐ I know which health concern I'm asking a clinician to evaluate, including any testosterone or fertility concern.
• ☐ I've confirmed the amount charged today, the period it covers, and the renewal terms.
• ☐ I've set a reminder five days before my billing date.
• ☐ I'll give MaleMD my full, honest health history and ask about the testing and follow-up plan.

All four checked? Then you're ready to discuss the offer with your eyes open. A clinician still has to decide whether treatment is appropriate.

See your MaleMD sermorelin offer and confirm the terms → malemd.com/sermorelin

MaleMD says you're charged only if a physician approves treatment. Approval is never guaranteed; its Terms allow card preauthorization.

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How we priced MaleMD sermorelin

We read the four MaleMD sermorelin offer pages listed below on October 20, 2026, along with MaleMD's Terms of Service and relevant policies. Then we did the math from MaleMD's own vial details and posted prices. We kept MaleMD's claims, what we confirmed, customer reports, and our own judgment separate, following How We Review TRT Providers.

• Pages checked: malemd.com/sermorelin (which lands on /sermorelin/v2/h), /sermorelin/v2/hc, /sermorelin/v2n, and the v2n product picker, plus their public pharmacy, state, and California notices.
• Contract terms: Section 3 (billing, refunds, pricing, shipping), Section 7 (fees and promotions), and Section 19 (cancellation) of MaleMD's Terms of Service, plus its telehealth consent and posted medical-record access policy.
• Regulatory sources: FDA guidance on compounded drugs, the 2013 Federal Register notice on the original sermorelin brand (Geref), the Endocrine Society's adult growth hormone deficiency guideline, and IRS Publication 969.
• Comparisons: public pricing and policy pages for Taurus Meds, Hone Health, Male Excel, and sermorelin.com, checked the same day. The comparison uses advertised program charges, not matched prescriptions or clinical outcomes.
• What we didn't do: create a patient account, submit a medical intake or payment details, buy sermorelin, or test MaleMD's support.

A bit of history, since "FDA approved" comes up a lot. The FDA once approved a sermorelin brand called Geref for specific uses, including growth problems in children. Those approvals were withdrawn in 2009. In 2013 the FDA found the drug hadn't been pulled for safety or effectiveness reasons. That history doesn't make today's compounded sermorelin FDA-approved. ^{8 6}

Read the full method: How We Review TRT Providers and our Editorial Standards. Spot something out of date? Tell us and we'll recheck it. See our Privacy Policy before sending personal information.

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Male MD sermorelin cost: frequently asked questions

The public offers show two monthly prices, while renewal, billing period, and lab arrangements still need confirmation for your order. These answers separate the posted offer from a complete care quote. ^{1 3 4 5}

How much is MaleMD sermorelin per month?

$149 a month on MaleMD's main sermorelin pages, and $119 on a new-patient promo page, as of October 20, 2026. The price is the same for injections and tablets. ^{1 4}

What's the regular price after the sale?

The four offer pages we checked did not establish a post-promo renewal price. The $149 "Fall Sale" banner is not a renewal quote. Ask support for your renewal price in writing. ^{2 5}

Why did I see $119 instead of $149?

MaleMD has a separate $119 offer for new patients; its product picker displays "40% off, today only." The main pages show $149. Confirm which offer applies to your order and whether it renews. ^{1 3 4}

Are labs included?

No included lab package is listed in the public offers we reviewed, and MaleMD's promo page says no blood work is needed. That does not settle whether your clinician will request a test or who pays for it. ^{1 3}

Is there a consultation fee?

None is shown today. The online visit is included in the monthly price. MaleMD's Terms say it could charge for consultations in the future. ⁵

Is shipping free?

Yes, according to MaleMD. Its Terms say medicine ships by USPS First Class and should arrive in 3–5 days; we did not test delivery timing. ⁵

How much does each injection cost?

About $4.97 to $5.96 at $149 a month, or $3.97 to $4.76 at $119. That's based on MaleMD's 10 mg vial and its estimate of 25–30 injections, allocating the whole package price rather than a medicine-only charge. ^{1 4}

Are tablets cheaper than injections?

No. They're the same advertised price. MaleMD's linked evidence does not establish equivalent absorption or clinical effects between its mint and injection. ^{1 4 23 24 25}

Does MaleMD take insurance?

MaleMD says no insurance is required; we did not verify insurance billing or coverage. It says HSA and FSA cards are accepted, but qualified-expense rules still apply. ^{3 11}

Can I get a refund?

MaleMD's Terms exclude refunds for prescription products after shipment. They say to cancel before the next billing date to avoid the next recurring charge; ask support about an already-charged but unshipped order. ⁵

Are 3- and 6-month plans billed all at once?

If those plans are offered to you, MaleMD's Terms say multi-month plans are a single up-front charge. We did not establish which sermorelin billing periods you can select or their actual totals. ⁵

How do I cancel?

Call (888) 294-9877 or email support@malemd.com before your next billing date. Ask for written confirmation. ⁵

Is MaleMD the cheapest sermorelin online?

Not on the first-month sticker price: Taurus Meds lists $79. A full-year winner cannot be established without confirmed renewal, fees, testing, and comparable prescriptions. ^{12 13}

Why can't I get injections in California?

MaleMD says its pharmacy can't ship sermorelin injections to California. It offers the tablets there at the same price. ⁴

Is there a MaleMD sermorelin coupon code?

We did not verify a public sermorelin coupon code. The $119 new-patient page was the lowest offer confirmed in this audit; ask about eligibility, renewal, and whether MaleMD's American Heroes discount applies. ^{3 22}

Can sermorelin replace TRT to save money?

No. Sermorelin is not testosterone replacement, and MaleMD says it doesn't offer TRT. Possible low testosterone needs a proper evaluation. ^{1 10}

Is MaleMD sermorelin FDA-approved?

No. MaleMD describes it as a compounded medicine. Compounded drugs aren't FDA-approved; the historical approval of Geref does not transfer to MaleMD's products. ^{3 6 8}

Can I use Find My TRT Path to qualify for sermorelin?

No. Find My TRT Path is educational guidance for testosterone care routes. It isn't a sermorelin eligibility check or a prescription service.

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Sources

All sources checked October 20, 2026.

MaleMD

• 1. MaleMD sermorelin page (v2/h; where malemd.com/sermorelin lands)
• 2. MaleMD main sermorelin page (v2/hc)
• 3. MaleMD promo landing page (v2n)
• 4. MaleMD promo product picker, with the pharmacy and California notices
• 5. MaleMD Terms of Service (Sections 3, 7, 19)
• 19. MaleMD homepage: approval and pharmacy statements
• 20. MaleMD Privacy Notice: medical-group records access
• 21. MaleMD telehealth consent
• 22. MaleMD American Heroes discount

Regulatory and medical

• 6. FDA, Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers
• 7. FDA, What telehealth companies should know when promoting compounded drugs
• 8. Federal Register, Determination that GEREF (sermorelin acetate) was not withdrawn for reasons of safety or effectiveness (March 4, 2013)
• 9. Endocrine Society, Adult Growth Hormone Deficiency guideline
• 10. Endocrine Society, Testosterone Therapy guideline
• 11. IRS Publication 969, Health Savings Accounts and Other Tax-Favored Health Plans
• 23. Mayo Clinic, Sermorelin (injection route), linked by MaleMD
• 24. Donato et al., Central Regulation of Metabolism by Growth Hormone (2021); original review abstract and publication record
• 25. Kopchick et al., The effects of growth hormone on adipose tissue: old observations, new mechanisms (2020); original review abstract and publication record
• 26. Vittone et al., Effects of single nightly injections of growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH 1-29) in healthy elderly men (1997); original clinical-trial abstract
• 28. Mayo Clinic, Testosterone therapy: Potential benefits and risks as you age; overlapping symptoms
• 29. NHS, The male menopause; alternative causes of symptoms
• 30. National Library of Medicine, Sermorelin MeSH descriptor
• 31. MedlinePlus, IGF-1 test

Price comparisons

• 12. Taurus Meds sermorelin
• 13. Taurus Meds Terms of Use: recurring membership provision
• 14. Hone Health, How Async Care Works at Hone
• 15. Hone Health, Basic Membership: Longevity Support without Hormone Therapy
• 16. sermorelin.com: public plan prices
• 17. Male Excel: hormone testing
• 27. Male Excel: service questions and state availability

Customer reports (individual experiences only)

• 18. Trustpilot, malemd.com reviews: Mspicii, September 22, 2026; John Lynch, October 11, 2026