Compare Longevity Providers — NAD+, Peptides &
Program Transparency
Whether you're comparing NAD+ (injectable or nasal), growth-hormone peptides like Sermorelin and Tesamorelin, metabolic options such as low-dose naltrexone and metformin, or recovery compounds like glutathione and methylene blue, RENVA reviews public pricing by compound, pharmacy transparency, lab disclosure, insurance signals, and cancellation terms across seven scored longevity telehealth providers. Affiliate relationships are disclosed and never influence scoring.
Editor's Picks
Providers our editorial team has highlighted based on strong overall transparency and service quality — not a paid placement.
From $85.95 per fill
Affiliate-disclosed
Top Picks by Use Case
Longevity providers ranked by public score and pricing — not affiliate commissions.
Compare by compound — not just by provider.
Longevity menus mix NAD+, growth-hormone peptides, metabolic support, and recovery compounds. A single “starting price” often reflects whichever SKU is cheapest on that menu — not the treatment you actually want. Start with the compound category below, then open a provider for the full longevity pricing list.
NAD+
Compare NAD+ Therapy Providers
Injectable, nasal, and vial NAD+ options — compare starting prices for the same compound family across providers.
- HealthRxNAD+ Nasal Spray$134/mo
- ShedRxNAD+$144/mo
- Strut HealthNAD+ Therapy$149/mo
Sermorelin, Tesamorelin
Compare Growth Hormone Peptide Providers
Sermorelin and Tesamorelin — the growth-hormone–axis peptides most commonly listed on longevity menus.
LDN, Metformin
Compare Metabolic Support Providers
Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) and metformin — metabolic and inflammatory-support compounds with clearer dosing conventions than most peptides.
- HealthRxMetformin ER$134/mo
Glutathione, Methylene Blue, B12, and more
Compare Cellular & Recovery Providers
Glutathione, methylene blue, B12, rapamycin, and other remaining longevity-catalog compounds outside NAD+ and GH peptides.
- TelewellnessMDB-12$85.95 per fill
- ShedRxMethylene Blue$99/mo
Longevity provider details.
Score and policy signals.
This table ranks scored providers on overall transparency signals. For apples-to-apples product prices, use Shop by Treatment above — longevity menus are not a single drug class. Affiliate relationships are disclosed and do not affect scoring.
Pricing verified August 2026
| Provider | Score | Starting price | Brand vs. compounded | Insurance | Labs included | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| From $133/mo | Compounded | No | No | |||
| From $89/mo | compounded (503A/503B) | No | No | |||
| From $99/mo | Compounded | — | — | |||
| From $85.95 per fill | compounded | No | — | |||
| From $134/mo | Compounded | No | No | |||
Yucca Health LongevityWeight Loss | From $158/mo | not_disclosed | No | No |
Browse the provider directory to filter by lowest cost, insurance support, compounded option, and more. See Top Picks for algorithmic categories like Best Overall and Lowest Starting Price. Select up to three providers for a side-by-side compare.
How to Choose a Longevity Telehealth Provider
Longevity telehealth is not one product category the way GLP-1 weight loss mostly is. Two providers advertising the same "from $X/mo" number can be quoting completely different compounds — NAD+ nasal spray versus Sermorelin injections versus LDN — so the useful comparison starts with which treatment you actually want, then which providers list a clear price for it.
Most longevity compounds are compounded or off-label — know which.
Tesamorelin has a narrow FDA approval for HIV-associated lipodystrophy; metformin and low-dose naltrexone have approved uses that are often not the longevity indication being marketed. Sermorelin, many NAD+ formats, methylene blue, and glutathione products sold through telehealth are frequently compounded or used off-label. A transparent provider will say, for each SKU, what is FDA-approved for which indication, what is compounded, and what is prescribed off-label — not blur everything into "longevity therapy."
For the regulatory backdrop, see Are Longevity Peptides FDA-Approved? and our compounded vs. brand-name guide.
"Starting price" on a longevity menu is often the cheapest SKU — not your regimen.
Because menus mix vials, monthly capsules, nasal sprays, and multi-month plans, the headline number may be B12 per fill, LDN, or a promotional NAD+ plan rather than the Sermorelin or Tesamorelin dose you came for. Before comparing two providers, pick the compound and format you want, then compare that line item — membership fees, required labs, and shipping on top.
Pharmacy and oversight still matter when almost everything is compounded.
If a provider will not say whether a 503A or 503B pharmacy prepares the product — or only says "a licensed U.S. pharmacy" — you cannot verify manufacturing oversight yourself. That disclosure gap is a transparency signal, not a clinical quality score, but it is one of the few public checks customers get in this category.
Cancellation and refill rules vary as much as the compound list.
Some programs cancel online anytime; others require email or phone, or keep billing until the next auto-ship leaves the pharmacy. Check that path before the first fill — especially on multi-month peptide plans.
Use these questions before you compare "starting at" prices alone:
- Which specific compound and format am I comparing — not just "longevity"?
- Is that product FDA-approved for my indication, compounded, or off-label — and is that stated?
- What is the price for that SKU, plus labs, membership, and shipping?
- Is the compounding pharmacy named (503A vs 503B if disclosed)?
- How do I pause, skip, or cancel once an auto-refill has started?
RENVA's provider directory tracks scored longevity providers, and the Shop by Treatment section groups compound-level prices so you can compare NAD+, peptides, metabolic support, and recovery options before opening a provider page.
Compare listed costs by compound and provider.
Use Shop by Treatment for compound-level starting prices, then the directory or side-by-side compare for scores, pharmacy type, labs, insurance, cancellation, and refunds.
Compound-level checkpoints
Compare NAD+, Sermorelin/Tesamorelin, LDN/metformin, and recovery compounds before treating a menu "from" price as one category.
- ✓NAD+ injectable and nasal tiers
- ✓Sermorelin and Tesamorelin
- ✓LDN and metformin
- ✓Glutathione, methylene blue, B12, and more
Questions to ask
RENVA highlights practical questions when longevity menus mix compounded and off-label products.
- ✓Which SKU am I actually buying?
- ✓Is it compounded or FDA-approved for my use?
- ✓Are labs required or included?
- ✓How do I cancel after the first fill?
Informational only. RENVA does not provide medical advice or clinical decisions.
Compare longevity programs by compound first.
RENVA organizes public pricing and disclosures so you can start with the treatment category you care about — then open providers for full menus, scores, and policies.
Pick the treatment
Start with NAD+, growth-hormone peptides, metabolic support, or cellular & recovery — not a single cross-menu starting price.
Compare listed prices
RENVA surfaces compound-level tiers from public pages alongside pharmacy, labs, insurance, and cancellation signals.
Open the shortlist
Use Top Picks, Shop by Treatment, the full compare table, or side-by-side compare before signup.
Longevity menus
decoded by compound.
RENVA is informational only. It does not evaluate clinical quality or make clinical decisions. Use compound-level prices and public transparency signals to organize trade-offs before you talk to a clinician.
Compound-level pricing
Groups NAD+, GH peptides, metabolic, and recovery SKUs so "starting at" is not mistaken for a single drug class.
Pharmacy disclosure
Surfaces whether pharmacy type is published clearly before signup.
Labs & insurance signals
Tracks whether labs inclusion and insurance acceptance are disclosed.
Affiliate-neutral scoring
Affiliate status has zero weight in provider scoring and editorial conclusions.
Compound match
Which products are listed for NAD+, peptides, LDN, metformin, and recovery SKUs
Pricing signals
Tier prices, periods (monthly vs per fill), and verification freshness
Pharmacy & access
Compounded vs brand-name disclosure, labs, insurance
Policy checks
Cancellation, refunds, privacy, and affiliate disclosure
Compare output
Shop by Treatment, Top Picks, and ranked provider scores
Everything you need to know.
Latest guides.
Peptide Therapy 101: A Beginner's Guide to Longevity Peptides
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What Is NAD+ Therapy? Benefits, Cost, and How It Works
A plain-language guide to NAD+ therapy — what the research actually shows, how the delivery formats differ, and what to know before you pay for it.
How Much Does NAD+ Therapy Cost? A 2026 Price Breakdown
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Sermorelin: What It Is, How It Works, and What to Expect
What sermorelin actually does, its real FDA history, and an honest look at the body-composition and sleep evidence — including a finding that contradicts common marketing claims.
Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN): Uses, Benefits, and What to Expect
LDN's fibromyalgia evidence has gotten weaker as the trials have gotten bigger — including a major 2026 study that found no benefit over placebo. Here's the full trajectory.
Start with the
compound you want.
Open Shop by Treatment for NAD+, peptides, metabolic support, or recovery compounds — then browse scored providers or compare side-by-side before signing up.
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