What each clinic actually publishes

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Both treatments are sold as three-month protocols with the total shown next to the monthly rate ($447 for NAD+, $299 for glutathione) so the monthly figure does not hide the commitment.

Last checked Oct 20, 2026. Read the full review

The company's website has expired. Search engines still index its old pages, which is why it can still look like a going concern.

Pallas charges $139 for the first month, then $179 every 4 weeks for sermorelin and for NAD+, renewing until you cancel; its annual plan works out to $119 a month on average. Read on pallashealth.co/treatments, 2026-10-16. Billing is per 4 weeks, so a year on the 4-week plan is 13 charges, not 12. Until 2026-10-16 we showed a higher 4-week price, read on 2026-09-27; the page no longer shows it.

Last checked Oct 16, 2026. Read the full review

The company's website has expired. Search engines still index its old pages, which is why it can still look like a going concern.

The $199 is a discounted, time-limited figure (from $249) and the page states a $149–$199 range, with the final amount set after clinical review. Treat it as indicative, not fixed.

Last checked Sep 14, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Prices are per supply, not per month: NAD+ is $369 for an 8–10 week supply and sermorelin $211.65 for four weeks or $585 for twelve. The 8–10 week range makes a monthly equivalent imprecise by construction.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

The advertised $199 is a first-month rate; the ongoing price is $249/mo. The three-month plan is $175 first month and $225/mo after. The figure recorded here is the recurring one, because that is what you pay from month two.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

The $175/mo applies, in Hone's own words, "when included as part of a comprehensive weight loss plan". On top sits a membership, Basic $25/mo or Premium $155/mo, and a $65 lab panel to begin. No page adds these into a single total.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Read again on 2026-10-25 in Chrome and from each page's own price data. NAD+ injection: $149 a month on the monthly plan after an $89 first month; $379 a quarter ($126 a month) after a $329 first quarter; $645 for six months after $589. NAD+ nasal spray is priced the same. Sermorelin: $149 a month, or $387 a quarter. Glutathione: $149 a month after a $79 first month, or $399 a quarter ($133 a month) after $335. Sermorelin ODT: $159 a month after a $79 first month. The price block does not show the same plan to every visitor: a plain page load shows the monthly NAD+ plan ($149 with "$89 /first mo."), while in a browser a test switches it to the quarterly plan ("$126" with "$76 /first mo."); on 16 October it showed a lower monthly figure for NAD+. The sermorelin page's FAQ also said "First month is $109. After that, $219 per month." We record the monthly NAD+ rate, $149, with its $89 first month; what checkout charges is not shown before intake.

Last checked Oct 25, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Re-read on 6 October 2026: the pricing page shows the Longevity program (NAD+, sermorelin or B12/MIC) as "$145–$199 to start", with "Plans from 4 to 24 weeks — best value at 24 weeks", and says the exact price is confirmed by a clinician after intake. It no longer publishes per-tier amounts or a 52-week tier (an earlier read recorded 4 weeks $199, 12 weeks $507, 24 weeks $894 and 52 weeks $1,417). The figure recorded here is $199 for 4 weeks, the top of the published range for NAD+ and sermorelin; B12/MIC is the $145 end. Billing is every 28 days, so 13 cycles a year.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

The company's website has expired. Search engines still index its old pages, which is why it can still look like a going concern.

⚠️ CORRECTION, same day. An earlier read recorded this site as gone: "HTTP 404 on every path, served by Squarespace under the title 'Squarespace - Website Expired'". Re-read 2026-09-09 through the rendering ladder: www.carebarerx.com returns 200 and publishes prices ("NAD+ Treatments Starting at $199" and a NAD+ Therapy card reading "From $199/mo", alongside its other lines) hair and ED, each from $99. Which are not on this vertical. The subscription was restored, or the outage was transient. The figure is a floor ("from"), and no dose, no plan length and no ongoing-versus-entry distinction is published beside it.

Last checked Oct 14, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Sermorelin is $169/month and NAD+ $199/month, billed six-monthly at $1,014 and $1,194. The monthly rate is the same on the six-month tier, so nothing steps up after an intro period.

Last checked Oct 20, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

MYRNK's public product page, reached from its homepage, publishes "From $129/month", the six-month plan, with $149/mo on three months and $169/mo month-to-month (read 2026-09-27). The page our affiliate link lands on (myrnk.com/nad/injectable/s/v14) shows $99 with "Save $170 on your first order - 63% off TODAY only": a first-order discount on that path, not a public price, so we no longer score it. That page names no price for later orders; only the public page shows what month two costs.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Every treatment on the longevity page is priced "(For the first month)" (NAD+ injection $249, NAD+ nasal spray $249, NAD+ tablet $199, sermorelin ODT $179, glutathione lower). The same page's plan chooser, for NAD+ injection, shows 12-month plan $150/mo, 6-month $166/mo, 3-month $199/mo and monthly $249/mo, "Pre-paid monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or annually". So $249 is the month-to-month rate and the longer plans are paid up front. Read 2026-10-16. Until then we showed its lowest first-month price with later months unpublished; the page does publish them for NAD+ injection.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Commitment ladders, standard rate struck through beside the current one, arithmetic checking out on every page. Sermorelin (standard $149.40): 1 month $139 · 3 months $357 = $119/mo · 6 months $594 = $99/mo. NAD+ injection (standard $198.90): 1 month $119 · 3 months $327 = $109/mo · 6 months $594 = $99/mo · 12 months $1,068 = $89/mo. ⚠️ Same product family, two price surfaces: the NAD+ NASAL SPRAY page still carries the older, higher ladder. $159 · $447 = $149/mo · $774 = $129/mo · $1,428 = $119/mo. Injection and spray are no longer the same price. Nothing on either page says the rate rises later; the risk is that the discount ends for the next customer, which is why this is a standing discount and not a promotional entry price. So we do not flag it as a promotional rate.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Each longevity product has its own page with its own price: sermorelin $137/mo, NAD+ injection $155/mo. NAD+ nasal spray, glutathione injection and glutathione nasal spray each have a page too. No membership, no bundle. One price per product.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

NAD+ at $99/mo on /pages/longevity-nad, with "Same price, every dose. No hidden fees", no membership and cancel-anytime. The same page also advertises "Get Up To $150 Off Today!" against no stated standard rate, so what the $99 is discounted FROM is not published. Only NAD+ has a longevity page; elsewhere NAD+ appears folded into a product from another vertical entirely, combined there with Vitamin B12. A different thing, and not what this price covers.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

The treatment is advertised with its own page, but no price appears anywhere on it. You find out what it costs after you have handed over your details.

No longevity price is published. vikingman.com now has a full NAD+ injections page (vikingman.com/category/nad, read 24 October 2026). It describes subcutaneous NAD+ injections, an online questionnaire followed by a telemedicine consultation, and free delivery in discreet packaging if prescribed, but it shows no price, no dose and no plan length. The only prices on the site are a $5 online visit (refunded if you are not a candidate) and prices for other conditions. The page our affiliate link would lead to, try.vikingman.com, still returns a 404 (checked 24 October 2026). This is an observation, not a blocked read: the pages load and simply do not publish a price.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

The company's website has expired. Search engines still index its old pages, which is why it can still look like a going concern.

NAD+ publishes its whole commitment ladder before intake, with the dose beside it: monthly $229, quarterly $179, semi-annual $159, annual $139, all at a 1000 mg dose, and "same price every dose — no hidden fees, ever". Telehealth visit and free 1-2 day shipping included, no membership, cancel anytime. $229 is recorded because it is the entry tier, what you pay without committing, the same basis used for bmiMD and Luvo. Sermorelin is a different shape and steps up: $99 first month, then $149/month for two months, $397 for the three-month plan. And the two longevity pages disagree: /longevity/ quotes $149/month for a 12-month supply where /longevity/nad/plans quotes $139 for the annual tier.

Last checked Oct 14, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

NAD+ Anti-Aging from $170/mo, read off the NAD+ tab of the product selector on yourera.com. The default tab shows a different product line entirely. Structure is genuinely flat and the page says so in its own words: "One Price — Same price at every dose. No hidden fees", with the telehealth visit and free shipping from licensed US pharmacies included and no membership. ⚠️ What is NOT published is how the $170 relates to the 20% promotion the affiliate link carries: the landing page applies "YourEra20" and advertises their other line at $79.20 (= $99 × 0.8) with "20% discount auto-applied at checkout", but nothing states whether $170 is before or after that discount. $170 is recorded because it is the figure the product selector publishes.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

$199/mo for compounded NAD+ injections, published on Willow's NAD+ page (read 9 October 2026), with free shipping and HSA/FSA eligibility. The page says the price includes "a vial of NAD+ injectable solution, along with syringes and needles", ongoing access to a Willow doctor and 24/7 support. It does not state the dose or the size of the vial, so what $199 buys in milligrams is not published, and no plan term is stated. Dosing is three injections a week for the first month, then three a week or once a week.

Last checked Oct 14, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

NAD+ (/nad-2): the hero and the comparison table both say "Starting at $150/mo", 500–1000 mg injections, alongside "Get Up To $100 Off Today!". The FAQ on the SAME page says "Plans start at $99/month with no hidden fees and no monthly membership required." Two starting prices, one page, no reconciliation. Sermorelin (/sermorelin) is explicit and worse: "$150 first month, then $200/mo*". The asterisk has no visible footnote. $150 is recorded because it is the figure the NAD+ page leads with twice; it is an entry rate, hence the promotional-entry flag.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

$99/month on all three axes (NAD+ (500–1000 mg injection), sermorelin and glutathione), each published on its own subdomain before intake, with no membership fee and free shipping. Read 14 October 2026 under a "Pre-Black Friday" sale banner: NAD+ and sermorelin show $49 for the first month, then $99/mo; glutathione shows a flat $99. The pages say "Cancel Anytime" and name no regular rate beside the sale.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Publishes its ongoing rate next to its entry rate, for every product, in its own words. NAD+: "NAD+ Injection Cost: $139.99 First Month, $149/mo After", detailed as "$139.99 your first month, then $149/mo — covers your NAD+ prescription, physician oversight, and free shipping. No dose-based price hikes, no hidden fees, no lock-in." Sermorelin: "First month $149.99, then $179.99/mo · no promo code needed". We record the ongoing $149 as the price and $139.99 as the first-month entry rate. PT-141 is $249.99 per 40 mg vial (up to 40 doses). Testosterone is priced on tabs ("Monthly" / "Own Labs · Monthly" / "Labs Included · 3 Mo" / "Own Labs · 3 Mo": $199.99, $149.99, $349.99 for 90 days ≈ $117/mo, $249.99 ≈ $83/mo), but TRT is outside this site's longevity categories, so it does not set the price we rank on.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Re-read live 1 October 2026. Ivy Rx's homepage lists "Sermorelin $175", while its sermorelin product page and its /anti-aging page show "From $179 (use varies)". Neither page prints a billing period beside the figure. Until late September the product page carried a commitment ladder (6 months $1,050, 3 months $585, 1 month $225, "a one time purchase paid upfront"); that table is no longer on the page. NAD+, glutathione, MIC + B12 and B12 injections are each listed at $179. The site says there are "no long-term contracts or cancellation fees".

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

NAD+ is published plainly as "$165 /month". Sermorelin, though, is listed only at its entry rate, "$175 First Month" / "$175 / 1st mo", with nothing anywhere saying what month two costs, even though it is an ongoing protocol. The consultation is $0. We rank on the NAD+ price because it is the only ongoing rate published; sermorelin cannot be compared on price while its recurring rate is missing.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Prices are per supply pack, not per month, so the buyer has to do the division. NAD+: "Only $198 for a 3-Month Supply", specified as "NAD+ 100 mg/ml (10 ml Vial), and supplies for 12 doses (3 months)", which works out to $66/mo, a figure we derived rather than one they print. There is also an 8-dose (2-month) option. Sermorelin: "Only $198 for a 8-Week Supply", about $99/mo. The pack includes the free consultation, the medication, supplies, shipping and follow-up, stated as "No hidden fees". It is the lowest monthly cost in the whole table, and the monthly figure itself appears nowhere on the clinic's site.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

NAD+ injection: $79 for the first month, then $149 a month, on a 3-month plan billed in full ("$79/first month Applies to 3-month plan billed in full ($149/mo after)", agelessrx.com/nad-injection, read 2026-10-16). The homepage's "Starting at $79/mo" is that first month. Nasal spray $125/mo; rapamycin $65/mo with labs; metformin and LDN $25/mo. Until 2026-10-16 we showed $79 a month, which is the first month only.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

The company's website has expired. Search engines still index its old pages, which is why it can still look like a going concern.

Nu Image's NAD+ injection page shows "As low as $99/mo" on a "12-month supply", and its B12 injection page "As low as $79/mo" on a "6-month supply" (both read 12 October 2026). Both are compounded medications. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The site does not publish how much is charged at checkout for those supplies, the prices of shorter plans, or what shipping costs. Its refund policy says auto-renewing plans are charged "at regular intervals as described during checkout". Sermorelin is listed as an injection, a rapid-dissolve tablet and a nasal spray, but no plan length is published next to its price, so we do not show one. A prescription is required and a licensed provider decides whether to prescribe.

Last checked Oct 20, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

NAD+ is priced by supply length on Enhanced's own product page (read 14 October 2026): $169 a month on a 1 month supply, $159 on 3 months and $143 on 6 months, each shown against a struck-through $232. The page lists medication, the clinician and ongoing care as included, with a dose of 300 to 500 mg a week, by injection or as a liposomal oral form. Sermorelin runs $199, $185 or $172 a month and GHK-Cu (topical) $132, $127 or $119 a month by supply length. The page does not say whether a longer supply is charged up front or monthly. Our partner link opens a short Enhanced quiz that says a new-member first-order discount is applied; we did not complete it, so we score the prices published on the product page.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Growth hormone peptides are priced by plan length on Maximus's own page (read 14 October 2026): $299.99 a month for 1 month, $274.99 on the 2-month plan and $199.99 on the 6-month plan. Each 20 mg vial (10 mL) is a 28-day supply at 1 mg five days a week, with needles, syringes and free shipping included. The page adds that pricing varies by dosage and plan length, with the dose shown only at checkout, and may vary slightly by state.

Last checked Oct 26, 2026. Read the full review

A number is published, but it is the first month only, and a separate membership fee steps up after it. The figure you see is not the figure you keep paying.

Every plan is priced on Lttl's own pages with the amount billed (read 27 October 2026). NAD+ (injection, nasal spray or liposomal oral liquid) and sermorelin: $149 a month month to month after a $99 first 4 weeks, $139 a month on a 3-month supply ($417 a quarter), $129 on 6 months ($774) and $99 on 12 months ($1,188 a year). Glutathione and methylene blue: $119 a month month to month after an $89 first 4 weeks, then $99, $89 and $79 a month on 3, 6 and 12 months ($297, $534 and $948). Each tier is shown against a struck-through list price ($229, or $145) under a banner saying a code is applied automatically; whether checkout takes anything further off is shown only after the medical intake. We score the 12-month rate with its up-front bill and record the $149 month-to-month rate beside it.

Last checked Oct 27, 2026. Read the full review