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About Buy This Peptide

A price guide for prescription peptides sold through licensed telehealths. It answers one question first: what will a month actually cost?

Key facts

Price boards
Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, Liraglutide, Orforglipron, Sermorelin, NAD+, Glutathione, GHK-Cu, PT-141 (bremelanotide)
Prices
All-in monthly, read from each seller's own site and dated
Writers
2, named below
Funded by
Affiliate commission from 12 partner sellers

Why this exists

Telehealth sellers price the same peptide in ways that are hard to put side by side. One quotes the medication alone and lists a membership further down the page, another folds the consult into a monthly plan, and a third sells by the vial without saying how long a vial lasts. A reader comparing headline numbers is often comparing different things, so this site puts every seller’s price on the same footing before showing it.

What you will find here

For each peptide there is a price board with the typical monthly figure, the low and the high, and how many sellers publish a price. Sellers are named on a board only after we have reviewed them, so each named row carries our own reading of that seller’s fees and terms.

The rules behind every figure are on how we price, and what a seller review covers is on nature of reviews.

What we leave out

We only price peptides that the FDA has approved or allows pharmacies to compound. Compounds sold for “research use,” like BPC-157, never get a price or a link here, even when a seller we cover lists them.

Who writes it

2 writers, each with a fixed beat. None claims a medical, pharmacy or financial credential, and there is no clinician on staff, which is one reason this site publishes a medical disclaimer.

  • Derek Moss, pricing analyst. What each seller actually bills per month: the fees outside the headline, the prepay terms, and the figure a reader will pay.
  • Jenna Pratt, consumer-access reporter. How to actually get a peptide prescribed: the telehealth visit, the pharmacy, state availability, cancellation and what each step costs.

How it is paid for

Reading is free. The site is paid for by affiliate commission: when a seller partners with us and a reader signs up through its link, the seller may pay us. A partner’s links carry a Partner label, and a price list keeps its price order whoever pays. The payment cannot change the price we print. The details, and the current count of partners, are on disclosures.

What we are not

We do not prescribe, dispense or sell anything, and nothing on this site is medical advice. When you buy, you buy from the seller, under its terms and its clinician’s judgment.