What Strut Health charges for peptides

3 peptide prices at Strut Health, cheapest first. No paid placements. Prices checked October 8.

Strut Health peptide price chart

Rank
Monthly
Program
What you get
$99/moOn auto-refill
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Sermorelin lozenge
  • Physician visits included
  • Free shipping
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  • Physician visits included
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  • Free follow-ups
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  • Sermorelin lozenge$99/moon auto-refill

After the click: you pick Peptides, then a five-minute online visit

We read struthealth.com on October 8, 2026.

Compounded, not FDA-approved. The brand Geref was approved and discontinued, not withdrawn for safety.

$119/moOn auto-refill
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Sermorelin injection
  • Physician visits included
  • Free shipping
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  • Physician visits included
  • Free shipping
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  • Free follow-ups
What it costs
  • Sermorelin injection$119/moon auto-refill

After the click: you pick Peptides, then a five-minute online visit

We read struthealth.com on October 8, 2026.

Compounded, not FDA-approved. The brand Geref was approved and discontinued, not withdrawn for safety.

$149/moOn auto-refill, one 500mg vial a month
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NAD+ injection
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  • Free shipping
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  • Physician visits included
  • Free shipping
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  • Free follow-ups
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  • NAD+ injection$149/moon auto-refill, one 500mg vial a month

After the click: you pick Peptides, then a five-minute online visit

We read struthealth.com on October 8, 2026.

Compounded, not FDA-approved. NAD is on the FDA's Category 1 list, substances pharmacies may compound while the agency reviews them.

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FDA status

Sermorelin: Compounded, not FDA-approved. The brand Geref was approved and discontinued, not withdrawn for safety.

NAD+: Compounded, not FDA-approved. NAD is on the FDA's Category 1 list, substances pharmacies may compound while the agency reviews them.