AlyveRx review
- Grade
- CCaveat
- Month to month
- Not published
- Later price
- Not published
- no peptide page states what any dose actually costs
- FDA warning letter
- None found
- checked
Graded on whether a price is published, checkable, and still true at month two — how we grade · how we verify prices
Sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione all read "From $129/mo" here — one figure across three different molecules, and the only firm number on the site is $329.
The same $129 floor appears on the sermorelin page, the NAD+ page and the glutathione page, under the same one-line product description. Nothing narrows it, and the eligibility flow hands off to a separate intake host that returned no readable content, so the figure a buyer would actually pay is not published anywhere we could read.
- Advertised $129, no ongoing price published
- No month-to-month price published
- Coverage not verified
The verdict
Three peptide pages, three identical floors, and one product description shared between them. The number you'd actually pay isn't on any of them.
Quick facts
Key facts
- Sermorelin
- From $129 a month — a floor, not a quote
- NAD+
- From $129 a month, the identical figure
- Glutathione
- From $129 a month, the identical figure again
- The one firm price
- $329 a month for compounded tirzepatide, in the navigation strip
- Product description
- The same weekly-injectable, 5 mL vial, home-kit line on all three peptide pages
- Real peptide price
- Not published on any page we read
- States served
- Not published
Pros and cons
What we like
- There is a figure on every peptide page, which is more than the large majority of peptide sellers publish anywhere at all.
- Compounded tirzepatide carries a firm per-month price in the navigation, so the site is capable of quoting one.
- The terms state plainly that the company does not employ physicians or practice medicine, and that all clinical decisions rest with the treating provider.
- The terms also state that the service operates entirely outside insurance and that no prior authorization is available, rather than implying coverage might apply.
What could be better
- Sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione all show the same $129 floor, so the figure doesn't describe any of them in particular.
- All three peptide pages carry an identical product description, which makes the shared price look like a template rather than a quote.
- The eligibility flow hands off to a separate intake host that returned nothing readable, so we couldn't reach the real number from the page.
- The terms' subscription-cancellation clause carries an unfilled "[SUPPORT EMAIL]" placeholder in place of a contact.
- The peptide pages carry weight-loss testimonials and weight-loss benefit copy on pages selling peptides that are not weight-loss treatments.
- No state coverage list appears on the product pages, the terms or the privacy policy.
What it is
A cash-pay platform selling compounded GLP-1s alongside a small anti-aging line, built around a proprietary sublingual and transdermal delivery technology the company markets heavily. The corporate entity describes itself as a managed services organization that does not practice medicine, the standard split in telehealth prescribing.
Sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione each get a page, and all three carry the same one-line description: a weekly injectable treatment with a 5 mL vial and a home kit included. Three molecules, one blurb, one price.
Every price we found at AlyveRx
| Plan | Advertised | What you actually pay | The gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| SermorelinA floor with no dose band, vial count or tier table behind it. Described as a weekly injectable with a 5 mL vial and a home kit. | From $129 | Not published | not comparable |
| NAD+The same floor and the same one-line description as the sermorelin page. | From $129 | Not published | not comparable |
| GlutathioneThe same floor again, on the third peptide page. | From $129 | Not published | not comparable |
| Compounded tirzepatideThe one firm per-month figure on the site, carried in the navigation strip on every product page. | not published | $329 | not comparable |
What it actually costs at AlyveRx
Every peptide page reads "From $129/mo." Sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione are all quoted at that figure with nothing on the page to narrow it — no dose band, no vial count, no tier table. It is a floor for three unrelated products at once.
The one firm number here belongs to compounded tirzepatide, at $329 a month in the navigation strip. So the site can print a real per-month price when it wants to, and doesn't do it for any peptide. A floor is not a quote.
We started the eligibility flow from the sermorelin page to look for the real number. It hands off to a separate intake host that returned no readable content, so no peptide quote was reached and none is claimed here. TeleWellnessMD prices each peptide with a strength and a vial size attached.
Who it's wrong for
Anyone comparing peptides on price, which is the reason most people open three tabs. Three molecules sharing one floor doesn't tell a shopper anything, and the pages carry customer testimonials about weight loss on product pages selling peptides that are not weight-loss drugs.
- Glutathione shoppers: the page markets an antioxidant benefit and doesn't mention the open FDA compounding alert on the injectable form.
- Anyone who wants the number before the intake. Zappy Health publishes a per-month price per peptide on the page itself, headline confusion and all.
- Anyone who wants the figure tied to the molecule. Lifespanning Rx gives each peptide a page, a price and a stated 30-day supply.
- Anyone shopping a deeper catalog. Vita Bella prices dozens of peptides individually, behind a membership.
- Careful readers of the fine print: the terms' subscription-cancellation clause still carries an unfilled "[SUPPORT EMAIL]" placeholder where the contact should be.
Medications available
- SermorelinCompoundedFrom $129 a month
A floor; no firm price is published
- NAD+CompoundedFrom $129 a month
The identical floor
- GlutathioneCompoundedFrom $129 a month
The identical floor
- Compounded tirzepatideCompounded$329 a month
Is AlyveRx legit?
AlyveRx is operated by Alyve, Inc., 17400 Spicewood Way, Mount Dora, FL 32757, according to its terms of service.
No FDA warning letters found — checked
Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks
- Firm peptide priceNot published for any of the three peptides
- Drug formCompounded. The terms state compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by FDA for safety or effectiveness.
- Who prescribesIndependent licensed providers through affiliated professional entities; the company states it does not practice medicine
- Pharmacies namedNot disclosed on any page we read
- States servedNot published
- InsuranceStated as operating entirely outside insurance, with no prior authorization available
- Terms placeholderThe subscription-cancellation clause carries an unfilled "[SUPPORT EMAIL]" placeholder
Common questions
How much does sermorelin cost at AlyveRx?
The page says "From $129/mo" and nothing more specific. The same figure appears on the NAD+ page and the glutathione page, so it is a floor across the whole anti-aging line rather than a sermorelin price.
Why do three peptides have the same price?
The pages don't explain it. All three carry the same figure and the same one-line description about a weekly injectable with a 5 mL vial and a home kit included, which reads as a shared template.
Can you get a real quote without signing up?
Not from the product page. The eligibility button hands off to a separate intake host, and when we followed it that host returned no readable content, so no peptide quote was reached and none is claimed here.
Is any price on the site firm?
Yes, one. Compounded tirzepatide is quoted at $329 a month in the navigation strip carried on every product page, with no "from" attached to it.
Which states does it serve?
It does not say. We read the three peptide pages, the terms of service, the privacy policy and the intake landing page, and none of them publishes a state list.
Why we gave AlyveRx a C
Read the full grading rationale
The three peptide pages, sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione, all publish the same figure, from $129 a month, under the same one-line description. Three different drugs at one price is a floor, not a quote. The firm number the site does print, $329 a month, is for compounded tirzepatide. Its eligibility button leads to a separate form that showed nothing we could read, so no peptide quote was reachable. No page lists its states, and its terms contain an unfilled placeholder.
Read the evidence
How we reviewed AlyveRx
We read the three peptide product pages, the terms of service and the privacy policy, and followed the eligibility button from the sermorelin page to see where it goes.
Where a page publishes only a starting price, we say so rather than treating it as the price.
Where each price comes from
- Compounded sermorelin page
Compounded Sermorelin From $129/mo Anti-aging medication Weekly injectable treatment with 5mL vial and homekit included.
- Compounded nad page
Compounded NAD+ From $129/mo Anti-aging medication Weekly injectable treatment with 5mL vial and homekit included.
- Compounded glutathione page
Compounded Glutathione From $129/mo Anti-aging medication Weekly injectable treatment with 5mL vial and homekit included.
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|---|---|---|
| Alan Meds | BMinor gap | From $315/mo for semaglutide |
| Ro | BMinor gap | From $349/mo for semaglutide |
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| Mojoon | CCaveat | From $350/mo for semaglutide |
| CeliaRx | CCaveat | From $299/mo for semaglutide |