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How Much Does Sermorelin Cost?

Most telehealth sermorelin programs charge roughly $100–200/month, with a few above that, depending on dose, format, and what's bundled. Sermorelin is available only from compounding pharmacies — usually as a nightly injection, though some programs also offer tablets, sublingual or rapid-dissolve forms, or nasal spray — so there is no branded or generic benchmark price, and insurance generally does not cover it for adult use. Lab work to check IGF-1 is an additional cost at many providers.

Lowest telehealth price we track:$89/mo*

Prices last checked · each provider's date is under its price

* Prices are based on our most recent research and may not reflect current pricing. Verify directly with the provider.

Sermorelin Prices by Provider

Sorted by lowest starting price — the tracked range runs $89 to $299/mo.

Prices shown are based on our most recent research and may not reflect current pricing. Telehealth providers update their pricing frequently. Always verify pricing directly with the provider before purchasing.

What's included

Sermorelin programs usually bundle the compounded medication and supplies with clinician oversight into a monthly price. Whether baseline and follow-up IGF-1 labs are included varies — and they should be part of any legitimate protocol, so price them in.

Dose and schedule

Nightly injections use more medication than a 5-on, 2-off schedule, and higher doses cost more. Ask for the monthly price at the dose you'll actually be on after titration, not the starting dose.

Combination products

Some programs sell sermorelin blended with other secretagogues such as ipamorelin. Several of those added peptides have been flagged by the FDA as ineligible for compounding, so a combination product can be both more expensive and harder to source legitimately.

How to Pay Less for Sermorelin

  • ✓Confirm labs are included — standalone IGF-1 and metabolic panels add $50–150 each.
  • ✓Price the maintenance dose, not the intro dose.
  • ✓Avoid multi-peptide blends unless there's a clear clinical reason; they cost more and carry regulatory risk.
  • ✓Set a review point at 3–6 months with repeat IGF-1 to decide whether continuing is worth the cost.

Sermorelin Cost — Frequently Asked Questions

Why is there no generic sermorelin?

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The only approved product, Geref, was discontinued in 2008 and no manufacturer has brought an approved version back. All sermorelin sold today is compounded, which is why prices vary widely between providers.

Is sermorelin cheaper than growth hormone?

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Yes, considerably. But the comparison is somewhat moot: prescribing growth hormone for anti-aging is not a lawful use in the U.S., which is part of why sermorelin is offered instead.

Does insurance cover sermorelin?

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Almost never for adult wellness, longevity, or body composition use. Telehealth sermorelin is effectively always cash-pay.

Want the full picture — how sermorelinworks, side effects, and who it's not for?

Read the Sermorelin Guide