Seller review · priced all-in
RegenCen, priced
RegenCen advertises complimentary consultations but does not establish one complete peptide price. Its regional clinic model requires a quote separating medicine, office treatment, tests and later appointments.
By Jenna Pratt, consumer-access reporter · Updated October 2026
Price
No price published
Itemized bill
RegenCen
Totals are our arithmetic from the seller’s published figures. The seller states no amount for baseline and monitoring tests or prescription delivery if applicable or ongoing service arrangement, so none is counted.
The bill, in one line
Use the initial consultation to obtain an itemized treatment bill. A free conversation is not a free course of care. Comparing an office NAD+ appointment with a home-injection subscription also requires matching what is actually supplied.
RegenCen’s relevant purchases include GLP-1 care, sermorelin and office-administered NAD+. It also operates within a broader hormone and aesthetic-care network. The public site identifies Michigan and Florida clinics and advertises virtual appointments for patients in those states. A clinic consultation may lead to testing, a prescription or an office treatment, each with potentially different billing. The trademark owner listed in the footer is not a substitute for knowing which clinical entity and pharmacy appear on the invoice.
The website says consultations are complimentary. It does not publish a current universal price for semaglutide, tirzepatide, sermorelin or an NAD+ appointment. Nor does the public material establish the full charge for the clinical assessment after initial discussion. The appropriate comparison is a written treatment proposal specifying the preparation, supply or session duration, and necessary care. A price from another clinic location or an unrelated hormone service should not be carried across automatically. Without that proposal, a monthly medication total remains unknown.
Fees outside the headline
Initial consultationnone
The site explicitly advertises complimentary consultations; this does not price all later clinical work.
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Baseline and monitoring testsnone stated
Testing is described for most candidates, but no standard panel price is established.
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Prescription delivery if applicablenone stated
Office NAD+ is not a shipping service; no universal shipping charge for other prescriptions is established.
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Ongoing service arrangementnone stated
A common subscription or mandatory membership amount is not published.
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The fine print
- Prepay
- A common subscription term, required bundle and advance-payment ladder are not established. A series of office appointments should not be converted into a monthly subscription without the actual schedule and contract. Likewise, a clinician’s recommendation for continued treatment does not itself establish a billing commitment. Ask whether the plan is pay-per-visit, a medicine refill arrangement or a prepaid package. The amount collected at the first appointment and the circumstances of any later charge should be explicit.
- Cancellation
- The reviewed public pages do not establish one peptide cancellation deadline or refund policy. Obtain the local clinic’s appointment notice, package refund terms and pharmacy-order cutoff before payment. Canceling a visit may not stop a prescription already transmitted for dispensing. Ask whether a remaining treatment package can be refunded, whether an unused appointment expires and how to end any automatic refill arrangement. These unresolved terms should not be presented as either a cancellation penalty or a generous guarantee.
- Shipping
- NAD+ is described as an in-office IV or intramuscular service, so a delivery estimate would not describe that purchase accurately. The peptide page separately discusses self-administered injections for other treatments, but the reviewed material does not identify the dispensing pharmacy or a common shipping charge. Ask which products are collected locally and which are shipped, who supplies injection materials and whether delivery is included. Travel and appointment availability are also practical costs for someone comparing clinic-based care with a remote service.
Worth it, and what to watch
Worth it
- Initial consultation advertised without charge
- Office NAD+ route and setting identified
- Clinical testing pathway is described
- Multiple regional clinic options visible
Watch for
- No complete medicine or session price established
- No common prepayment terms published
- Refill and appointment cancellation rules unresolved
- Pharmacy and delivery costs need clarification
- Buy here if
- A regional shopper who values office-based care and will compare a written treatment proposal before purchasing a package.
- Look elsewhere if
- Someone needing an immediately comparable online monthly rate or assuming complimentary consultation means every later service is included.
Price it elsewhere
Other sellers that publish a matching price. Sellers we have reviewed come first, then sellers we have only priced; each group runs lowest price first.
FAQ
3 questionsCan a RegenCen NAD+ visit be ranked as a home-vial subscription?
No. IV and intramuscular office appointments are different purchases from a supply shipped for home use.
What is known to be free?
The website advertises complimentary consultations. It does not establish that medication, tests or every follow-up appointment cost nothing.
Is there a standard subscription commitment?
The public pages do not establish one. Request the payment schedule and cancellation terms for the proposed plan.
Price it at RegenCen
Every figure above was read from RegenCen’s own pages. The current one is a click away.
Questions the research answers
Other sellers we have priced
| Nex Gen Health Rx | $57.32/mo, Glutathione injection |
|---|---|
| Contour Health | $60/mo, NAD+ injection |
| Collective | $76/mo, Semaglutide injection |
| Lean Meds | $79/mo, Semaglutide injection |
| RxPepsDirect | $80 per vial, Sermorelin injection |
| Enhanced | $89/mo, Semaglutide injection |
| Citizen Meds | $91/mo, NAD+ injection |
| Alternate Health Club | $99/mo, Sermorelin injection |
Where every figure comes from
- Complimentary consults and regional footprint
- Clinic and leadership identities
- Prescribed therapies and monitoring costs to clarify
- GLP-1 program context
- Office administration versus home delivery
- Clinical consultation arrangement