Best for lowest published injection rate (12-month plan): PeterMD
Our score 7.9/10 (rubric)- Cost transparency and value (25%)
- 7.5
- Clinical process and monitoring (25%)
- 10.0
- Disclosure (15%)
- 6.7
- Access (15%)
- 10.0
- Patient sentiment (10%)
- 5.0
- Support and cancellation (10%)
- 5.0
Plan priced: Sermorelin, 12-week supply. Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
What they offer: TRT injections; Oral option: enclomiphene (marketed as 'Oral TRT'); HCG; Sermorelin; GLP-1 (semaglutide, tirzepatide); Lab panels; Women's products (separate line).
How care works: In-person blood draw at Quest ('no at-home kits'). Results in 5–7 business days. Follow-up labs about 90 days after starting. Prescribers: US-licensed physicians. Reviews mention nurse practitioners. Cash-pay. Site says FSA/HSA eligible with all plans.
The catch: $79/mo needs a 12-month plan, and there are no refunds once medication ships.
No FDA-approved sermorelin product is sold in the US. The brand Geref was discontinued in 2008, and FDA later determined it was not withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons. Sermorelin sold by telehealth clinics is compounded and not FDA-approved.
Pros
- Lowest published TRT injection rate in this set ($79/mo on a 12-month plan)
- Medication and membership included in TRT plan price
- Enclomiphene, HCG and sermorelin available
Cons
- $79 rate needs a 12-month commitment
- Strict no-refund policy once medication ships
- Trustpilot shows 'profile removed' for getpetermd.com (as of 2026-10-07)
- Not available in AL or ID
Best for bilingual (Spanish and English) care: Tuyo Health
Our score 6.8/10 (rubric)- Cost transparency and value (25%)
- 7.5
- Clinical process and monitoring (25%)
- 10.0
- Disclosure (15%)
- 3.3
- Access (15%)
- 3.3
- Patient sentiment (10%)
- 9.0
- Support and cancellation (10%)
- 5.0
Minimum term
not published
Plan priced: Sermorelin injection. Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
What they offer: Testosterone (injectable or oral; may be compounded); Sermorelin; GLP-1; Primary care (bilingual).
How care works: $99 initial labs + doctor visit, then $99 every 3 months. Prescribers: Board-certified physicians. Latino-founded, fully bilingual team. Cash-pay for this program. Out-of-network claims only for primary care.
The catch: The lowest rate is billed $1,188 upfront; 20 states.
No FDA-approved sermorelin product is sold in the US. The brand Geref was discontinued in 2008, and FDA later determined it was not withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons. Sermorelin sold by telehealth clinics is compounded and not FDA-approved.
Pros
- Spanish/English bilingual care
- Transparent tiered pricing
- Trustpilot 4.5 (101 reviews)
Cons
- Lowest price billed $1,188 upfront
- 20 states
Best for bundled-lab TRT and month-to-month sermorelin: BrightMeds
Our score 5.9/10 (rubric)- Cost transparency and value (25%)
- 5.0
- Clinical process and monitoring (25%)
- 5.0
- Disclosure (15%)
- 10.0
- Access (15%)
- 3.3
- Patient sentiment (10%)
- 9.4
- Support and cancellation (10%)
- 5.0
Plan priced: Sermorelin, compounded (month to month). Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
What they offer: TRT: subcutaneous injections, oral, cream; Enclomiphene (mentioned); Sermorelin (compounded); GLP-1 weight loss.
How care works: Free blood test (title says 'free labs for a year'). Collection method not stated. Prescribers: Licensed US physicians (state-licensed clinicians). Not stated (cash-pay).
The catch: The TRT price appears only as '$75 per week' in page metadata.
No FDA-approved sermorelin product is sold in the US. The brand Geref was discontinued in 2008, and FDA later determined it was not withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons. Sermorelin sold by telehealth clinics is compounded and not FDA-approved.
Pros
- Low-cost sermorelin ($129/mo)
- Labs included
- Trustpilot 4.7 (1,076 reviews)
Cons
- TRT price shown only weekly, in page metadata
Best for oral-first protocols built around enclomiphene: Maximus
Our score 5.5/10 (rubric)- Cost transparency and value (25%)
- 5.0
- Clinical process and monitoring (25%)
- 5.0
- Disclosure (15%)
- 6.7
- Access (15%)
- 6.7
- Patient sentiment (10%)
- 5.0
- Support and cancellation (10%)
- 5.0
Minimum term
not published
Plan priced: Sermorelin (home injection kit included). Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
What they offer: Enclomiphene; Injectable testosterone; Oral testosterone; Testosterone cream (combination protocols); HCG (added by doctor to injectable protocol); Sermorelin; GLP-1 (Mounjaro pen); At-home labs.
How care works: At-home lab test at intake. Separate yearly Maximus Labs panels are optional. Prescribers: Board-certified physicians. No insurance needed. HSA/FSA eligible.
The catch: The best price needs a 12-month commitment, and program payments are non-refundable.
No FDA-approved sermorelin product is sold in the US. The brand Geref was discontinued in 2008, and FDA later determined it was not withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons. Sermorelin sold by telehealth clinics is compounded and not FDA-approved.
Pros
- Enclomiphene and HCG protocols on the menu
- 24/7 doctor messaging included
- Trustpilot 4.4 (~1K reviews, seen on Trustpilot 'people also looked at')
Cons
- Best price needs a 12-month commitment; payments non-refundable
- Plans auto-renew for the same term
- Compounded medications (not FDA-approved)
Also sells sermorelin, not ranked: Gameday Men's Health, Eden, Joi + Blokes.