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TelePeptide, priced

Month-to-month billing puts NAD+ at $169 and sermorelin at $159, with the clinician visit, medication and shipping inside the figure and nothing charged unless a prescription is written.

By Jenna Pratt, consumer-access reporter · Updated September 2026

NAD+ injection

$169/moAll-in $169 a month, fees counted.

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Itemized bill

TelePeptide

NAD+ injection

Medication, seller's price$169/mo
Membershipnone
Clinician consultationincluded
Lab worknone stated
Shippingincluded
All-in, first month$169
All-in, each month after$169

Totals are our arithmetic from the seller’s published figures. The seller states no amount for lab work, so none is counted.

The bill, in one line

The monthly figure on the chart is the one a new buyer is billed, with no consult, membership or shipping line beside it. The costs to understand sit in the prepay terms: a prepaid term is one charge, it renews unless stopped, and leaving early costs $25.

TelePeptide is a cash-pay telehealth platform that takes the payment itself, while a contracted medical group it does not name on the site does the prescribing. Its terms say it neither practices medicine nor dispenses medication, and unnamed partner compounding pharmacies fill and ship each order. On the peptide side it sells NAD+ as a shot, a nasal spray or a tablet dissolved under the tongue. Sermorelin comes as an injection or a sublingual troche, at one price. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide come as weekly injections or dissolvable tablets.

Read on the pricing chart, the headline holds for anyone paying month to month. NAD+ is $169 and sermorelin $159, and each program page prints that same monthly billing figure beside its lower annual one. The chart says the price covers the clinician evaluation, the prescription, the medication and shipping. Semaglutide is $199 a month as a weekly injection and $229 as a tablet that melts under the tongue. Tirzepatide is $249 in either form. A microdose GLP-1 line is $149 a month, although its own page says microdose protocols are "priced the same as the standard-dose program". The price is stated not to move with the dose. The pricing FAQ rules out "dose-escalation surcharges" and says the price stays the same if a clinician changes the protocol mid-program. Neither peptide page prints a milligram strength, so a cost per milligram cannot be worked out. Each program page leads with a from figure, $129 for NAD+ and $99 for sermorelin. Both are annual rates, and each page labels them "when you prepay for the year". Payment is by credit or debit card; the FAQ says HSA and FSA cards are not taken yet.

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.

NAD+, injection$169/mo$169/mo—September 2026
NAD+, nasal spray$169/mo$169/mo—September 2026
NAD+, sublingual$169/mo$169/mo—September 2026
Semaglutide, injection$199/mo$199/mo—September 2026
Semaglutide, sublingual$229/mo$229/mo—September 2026
Sermorelin, injection$159/mo$159/mo—September 2026
Sermorelin, sublingual$159/mo$159/mo—September 2026
Tirzepatide, injection$249/mo$249/mo—September 2026
Tirzepatide, oral$249/mo$249/mo—September 2026

Lowest monthly, by form: Injection From $159/mo (Sermorelin) · Oral From $249/mo (Tirzepatide) · Sublingual From $159/mo (Sermorelin) · Nasal spray From $169/mo (NAD+)

Fees outside the headline

  • Membershipnone

    "No insurance, no separate consult fee, no fine print" and "No surprise fees" on the pricing chart. No membership or platform charge appears on any page.

    Read September 2026

  • Clinician consultationincluded

    "The clinician consultation fee is already included in the program price shown above, never charged separately. If you're not prescribed, you pay nothing at all." Terms §8a put the new-patient portion at $20.00 inside the price.

    Read September 2026

  • Lab worknone stated

    Labs are ordered only "where clinically indicated". The PCOS program page says an at-home lab test "can be arranged for an additional charge, with the cost shown before anything is ordered"; no amount is printed.

    Read September 2026

  • Shippingincluded

    "Standard shipping is included in every TelePeptide program subscription price". Expedited shipping requested outside the normal cycle "may incur an additional fee, quoted in advance".

    Read September 2026

See TelePeptide’s current price

NAD+ injection at $169/mo. Prices move; check the seller’s own page before you pay.

The fine print

Prepay
Prepaid terms are the other published option, and each one is billed as a single charge at the start. NAD+ costs $834 for six months or $1,548 for a year, and sermorelin $654 or $1,188, with no three-month term on either. Divided out, that is $139 and $129 a month for NAD+, and $109 and $99 for sermorelin. The sermorelin annual rate sits about 38 percent under its monthly one, and the pricing FAQ itself says a few non-GLP-1 programs save more than the 10 to 15 percent the GLP-1 ones do. The whole year is still committed on day one. Medication keeps shipping on the normal monthly or 90-day fill schedule rather than all at once. The refund policy says prepaid plans renew at the end of their term unless canceled. A year of NAD+ left alone therefore rolls into a second annual charge. The question to ask before prepaying is what that renewal will cost and when it posts.
Cancellation
Monthly billing renews on the anniversary of your first charge, and it can be stopped at any time from your account. The refund policy gives the route as the patient portal's Billing tab, then Cancel Subscription, or an email to help@telepeptide.org. Cancellation applies to future cycles, and a confirmation email is promised within one business day. Renewals may be charged up to two days before the renewal date, so a last-day cancellation can miss. The first charge runs about 24 hours after a clinician approves you, and the approval notice includes a link to cancel at no cost before it posts. After it posts, a full refund is available within seven days only if the pharmacy has not yet prepared the medication. Medication delivered in good condition is not refundable, and neither is a completed consultation. Leaving a prepaid plan early refunds the months not yet shipped, less a $25 administrative fee, and only if the request lands before the next pharmacy fulfillment cycle. If a clinician ends treatment for clinical reasons, the unshipped balance is refunded with no fee. One detail is worth settling at intake. The pricing page describes the card authorization as a temporary hold, while the refund policy describes a $0 validation with no hold. Ask which one your bank will actually show.
Shipping
Standard shipping is included in every program price, according to the shipping policy, and TelePeptide does not ship anything itself. Its partner compounding pharmacies, none of them named, take one to three business days to process an order. Refrigerated GLP-1 shipments travel overnight or two-day with cold packs. Expedited shipping requested outside the normal cycle may cost extra, quoted in advance. Alaska, Mississippi and PO boxes are excluded.

Worth it, and what to watch

Worth it

  • Monthly rate printed beside every prepay rung
  • Consult, medication and shipping in one figure
  • $0 unless a prescription is written
  • Price stated not to rise with the dose

Watch for

  • Prepaid plans renew at term end unless canceled
  • $25 fee to leave a prepay early
  • No milligram strength for NAD+ or sermorelin
  • No pharmacy or medical group named
  • No HSA or FSA payment yet
Buy here if
A buyer who wants to pay month to month with no separate consult or shipping line, and who is fine letting the clinician set the strength.
Look elsewhere if
Anyone paying from an HSA, living in Alaska or Mississippi, or planning to prepay a year without tracking the renewal date.

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FAQ

4 questions

What is the monthly bill for sermorelin?

It is $159 on month-to-month billing, which the chart says covers the clinician evaluation, prescription, medication and shipping. Six months prepaid is one $654 charge, and a year is $1,188.

Does the price go up as the dose goes up?

The pricing FAQ says it does not. It rules out dose-escalation surcharges, and says the price stays the same if the clinician changes your protocol mid-program.

What does it cost to leave a prepaid plan early?

Months not yet shipped are refunded pro rata, less a $25 administrative fee, provided you cancel before the next pharmacy fulfillment cycle. Months already shipped are not refunded.

Am I charged anything if I am not prescribed?

No. The refund policy says nothing is charged when a clinician declines, and the first charge runs only about a day after approval.

Price it at TelePeptide

Every figure above was read from TelePeptide’s own pages. The current one is a click away.

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Where every figure comes from

  1. Pricing chart: every program's monthly, 3-, 6- and 12-month rungs
  2. NAD+ program: from $129 annual, monthly billing $169, shot, spray or sublingual tablet
  3. Sermorelin program: from $99 annual, monthly billing $159
  4. Refund policy: monthly renewal, portal cancellation, $25 prepay exit fee
  5. Terms §8: first charge about 24 hours after approval, renewals up to two days early
  6. Shipping policy: standard shipping included, unnamed partner pharmacies
  7. FAQ: HSA and FSA not accepted, 48 states and DC