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SuperHealthy Rx publishes starting product amounts and says orders do not automatically renew. Its nonrefundable consultation-fee clause conflicts with a full-refund promise for clinical ineligibility, leaving the complete first bill uncertain.
By Jenna Pratt, consumer-access reporter · Updated October 2026
Semaglutide injection
$199/moAll-in $199 a month, no fees on top.
Itemized bill
SuperHealthy Rx
Semaglutide injection
Totals are our arithmetic from the seller’s published figures. The seller states no amount for clinical assessment or laboratory testing or separate access fee, so none is counted.
The bill, in one line
Confirm the consultation charge and the applicable refund before payment. Manual reorders reduce automatic-renewal risk, but a long prepaid purchase has separate repricing conditions. A medication starting amount is not a complete cash total while the clinical fee is unresolved.
SuperHealthy Rx is a prescription-ordering platform operated by Natural Smart Health LLC. It lists injectable weight medications, sermorelin and two NAD+ routes. The public purchase agreement says both first orders and refills are one-time transactions. Longer supply options exist without permission to assume a standard automatic monthly subscription.
The advertised amounts are starting price floors; the complete bill depends on the prescribed plan and any clinical charge. The GLP-1 page shows semaglutide starting at $199 and tirzepatide at $249 beside monthly-plan labels. Sermorelin is listed from $195 for a one-month supply, nasal NAD+ from $149 and injectable NAD+ from $299. These are starting offers, not verified all-dose totals for every product. The GLP-1 page separately promises the same price regardless of dose. A $50–$100 consultation charge appears in the refund agreement without assigning one exact amount to each drug. Its treatment of that charge conflicts with the full-refund promise on nonapproval. Obtain the itemized amount before calculating a first-order total. Microdose pages displaying $199 are marked coming soon and do not supply a live alternative price.
Every price, in the seller’s own unit
A per-vial price stays per vial. A calendar-month figure appears only where the seller’s unit carries one, and a cost per milligram only where the seller states how much the unit holds. Where the seller bills by the four-week fill or the package, or leaves a required fee outside its price, the calendar-month figure is our arithmetic and is marked as ours.
| Product | Seller’s price | Per calendar month | Per mg | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NAD+, nasal spray | $149/mo | $149/mo | — | October 2026 |
| Semaglutide, injection | $199/mo | $199/mo | — | October 2026 |
| Sermorelin, injection | $195/mo | $195/mo | — | October 2026 |
| Tirzepatide, injection | $249/mo | $249/mo | — | October 2026 |
Lowest monthly, by form: Injection From $195/mo (Sermorelin) · Nasal spray From $149/mo (NAD+)
Fees outside the headline
Clinical assessmentnone stated
Policy names a $50–$100 nonrefundable range without a product-specific charge and conflicts with its full-ineligibility-refund statement.
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Laboratory testingnone stated
Some orders require results or records; no common testing charge established.
Read October 2026
Separate access feenone stated
One-time orders are explicit, but no separately itemized universal access-fee statement established.
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Standard shippingincluded
Standard prescription delivery is free under the purchase policy.
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See SuperHealthy Rx’s current price
Semaglutide injection at $199/mo. Prices move; check the seller’s own page before you pay.
The fine print
- Prepay
- The policy describes one-, three-, six- and twelve-month choices for refills. A six-month option ships two three-month supplies; a twelve-month option ships four. The longer-plan discounts are not fully priced on the ordinary public menu. Early cancellation of a six- or twelve-month plan reprices medication already shipped at the three-month rate. Confirm the actual prepaid amount, shipment schedule and repricing liability before selecting a longer option.
- Cancellation
- No automatic charges or recurring subscriptions are promised in the order policy; the patient chooses when to reorder. Stop or change an active order by contacting support before the prescription is approved and sent for fulfillment. After pharmacy transmission, medication sales are final. The policy separately says a clinical ineligibility decision earns a full refund, then says a consultation fee remains nonrefundable even on nonapproval. It also introduces a 30-day order-finalization limit for incomplete or active orders. These provisions need a consistent written explanation before money is collected.
- Shipping
- Standard prescription shipping is free. The agreement estimates two to three business days after shipment and approximately five to seven business days from approval through delivery when all steps proceed normally. Intake completion and pharmacy preparation can add time. Lost or damaged packages are described as eligible for assistance and replacement without an additional charge. Confirm the exact formulation on the injectable NAD+ order because its page repeats nasal-product copy.
Worth it, and what to watch
Worth it
- Manual refills without automatic charges
- Standard prescription delivery free
- Supply lengths explained
- Lost-package replacement process described
Watch for
- Clinical fee not assigned to each product
- Nonapproval refund statements conflict
- Long-plan cancellation can remove discounts
- Some catalog prices concern coming-soon products
- Buy here if
- A shopper who prefers manual reordering and will settle the clinical fee and long-plan liability in writing before buying.
- Look elsewhere if
- Someone treating the lowest displayed drug amount as a complete first payment or assuming all prepaid discounts survive early cancellation.
Price it elsewhere
Other sellers that publish a semaglutide injection price. Sellers we have reviewed come first, then sellers we have only priced; each group runs lowest price first.
FAQ
3 questionsWill a refill be charged automatically?
The purchase policy says first orders and refills are one-time transactions initiated by the patient.
Is clinical nonapproval definitely free?
The agreement conflicts: it promises a full refund but separately retains a consultation charge even on nonapproval. Confirm which provision governs.
Does an early long-plan cancellation keep the full discount?
The policy reprices medication already shipped under a six- or twelve-month plan at the three-month rate.
Price it at SuperHealthy Rx
Every figure above was read from SuperHealthy Rx’s own pages. The current one is a click away.
Before you buy
- What a sermorelin prescription costs, all-in
- NAD+ injection vs IV vs nasal spray: how each is priced
- What "compounded" means for a peptide's price, and why some can't be prescribed
- What compounded tirzepatide costs a month, all-in
- What compounded semaglutide costs a month, all-in
- Why one seller quotes four different prices for the same peptide
Questions the research answers
Other sellers we have priced
| Collective | $76/mo |
|---|---|
| Lean Meds | $79/mo |
| RxPepsDirect | $79/mo |
| Mondae | $87/mo |
| Enhanced | $89/mo |
| CoreAge Rx | $99/mo |
| Harbor | $99/mo |
| SnagRx | $99/mo |
Where every figure comes from
- Semaglutide and tirzepatide starting menu
- One-month sermorelin offer and injection FAQ
- Nasal NAD+ supply and displayed amount
- NAD+ injectable headline versus reused nasal copy
- Manual orders, longer plans and clinical fee conflict
- Payment authorization and pharmacy commitment
- Semaglutide microdose marked coming soon
- Tirzepatide microdose not yet available