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EllieMD review

EllieMD prices sermorelin at $215 a month and then tells you what that actually means: $645 billed every sixteen weeks, with the cycle drawn on the page.

Pricing grade
BMinor gap
Monthly price
Not published
Price comparison
$645 every 16 weeks
the charge printed beside it, with the cycle drawn underneath
FDA warning letter
None found

Pricing transparency · How we grade · How we verify prices

Pricing and terms
$215/month advertised
the monthly figure on the sermorelin subscription card
$645 every 16 weeks
the charge printed beside it, with the cycle drawn underneath

The monthly figure is the sixteen-week charge divided down — but unlike most sellers we review, EllieMD prints the charge, the interval and a timeline of when the renewal lands.

  • No month-to-month price published
  • Coverage not verified

The verdict

It publishes the charge, the interval and a diagram of when the renewal lands — the three things most sellers reduce to a single monthly figure. Its weight-loss price is invisible until you make three choices, and it never names the drug.

Quick facts

Key facts

Weight-loss GLP-1
$299 per cycle, or $897 for a twelve-week supply
Dual GLP-1/GIP formula
Also $299 — the same as the single-hormone option
Sermorelin
$645 every 16 weeks, advertised as $215 a month
NAD+
$350 every 8 weeks, advertised as $175 a month
Cycle disclosure
The interval and the renewal date are drawn on the product page
Pharmacy named
Yes — CloverX
Molecule named
No — sold as "GLP-1" and "GLP-1/GIP"
Companies named
Two, in one privacy policy
Governing law
Not named
Sold through
Paid brand partners

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Every subscription card prints the actual charge and its interval beside the monthly figure.
  • Each product page draws the cycle as a timeline, showing when the renewal lands.
  • The sermorelin timeline shows that four of its sixteen weeks are a planned break rather than medication.
  • The weight-loss product is priced per cycle rather than dressed up as a month.
  • The pharmacy is named on the weight-loss page.
  • The dual-hormone formula costs the same as the single, which is unusual in this market.
  • Cancellation is allowed up to 48 hours before an order, stated on the product card.

What could be better

  • The weight-loss page prints no price until three configurator choices are made.
  • The weight-loss product is never named as a molecule.
  • Two companies are named in the privacy policy and no governing law is given for either.
  • Cycles are eight, twelve and sixteen weeks, so the per-month figures are divisions rather than charges.
  • The site is sold through paid brand partners, which affects how any recommendation of it should be read.
  • No list of states served is published; the weight-loss page gives a count instead.

What it is

EllieMD sells a broad personalized-medicine catalog: weight-loss GLP-1s in injectable and oral form, a microdose line, hormone therapy, sexual health, and a long peptide shelf — sermorelin, NAD+, glutathione, semax, selank, thymosin alpha-1, epitalon and more. The weight-loss products are configured rather than chosen: you pick the route, then the base, then an additive. Its microdose line is worth a look first: microdosing a GLP-1 is sold as a product and tested as almost nothing.

Its privacy policy names two companies, Ellie Health, Inc. and EllieMD, LLC, with a Bedford, Texas address for its privacy officer, and names no governing law. Its weight-loss page names its pharmacy — CloverX — in the feature strip.

The first thing the site says is "Welcome! Your Brand Partner is:". EllieMD sells through paid brand partners, and its navigation carries a partner login and a back office.

Every price we found at EllieMD

PlanAdvertisedPublished price
Weight-loss GLP-1, injectablePer cycle. A twelve-week supply is $897. The dual GLP-1/GIP formula is priced identically.not published$299 per cycle
Sermorelin subscriptionBilled every 16 weeks, of which weeks 1-12 are medication and the last four a planned reset.$215/month advertised$645 every 16 weeks
NAD+ subscriptionBilled every 8 weeks, with automatic refills processed by the pharmacy.$175/month advertised$350 every 8 weeks

What it actually costs at EllieMD

Sermorelin is "$215 /month · $645 billed every 16 weeks". NAD+ is "$175 /month · $350 billed every 8 weeks". The charge and the interval sit beside the monthly figure, not behind it.

Then it goes further than the sentence, and this is the part worth copying. Each product page draws the cycle: a small timeline headed "How your 16-week cycle works", marking day one as billed and shipped and week sixteen as the renewal, and — for sermorelin — showing that only twelve of those sixteen weeks are medication, because a four-week break is part of the protocol. A reader can see what they are buying and when the next charge lands without doing any arithmetic at all.

The weight-loss side is priced per cycle outright rather than per month, which is more honest again: $299 per cycle, or $897 for a twelve-week supply. The oddity is that the configuration does not change it. The single-hormone GLP-1 and the dual GLP-1/GIP formula come back at the same $299 — we checked on two separate configured pages rather than assuming — where almost every other seller charges considerably more for the dual.

What you cannot do is see any of that on arrival. The weight-loss page carries no figure at all until you make three selections: route, base and additive. Only then does the price appear. The page a shopper lands on from a search result is a configurator with no number on it.

And the product is never named as a drug. The configurator offers "GLP-1" and "GLP-1/GIP"; nothing on the pages we read says semaglutide or tirzepatide about the weight-loss product. You can compare EllieMD's $299 to another seller's number only if you are willing to assume which molecule you are comparing. And compounded and brand GLP-1s differ in more than price.

Who it's wrong for

  • Anyone who wants a price without configuring one. The weight-loss page shows no figure until three choices are made.
  • Anyone who wants to know which drug they are taking. The weight-loss product is sold as "GLP-1" or "GLP-1/GIP" and never named.
  • Anyone who thinks in calendar months. Its cycles are eight, twelve and sixteen weeks, and the per-month figures are those charges divided down.
  • Anyone who wants one company to deal with. Its privacy policy names two, and gives no governing law for either.
  • Anyone taking a recommendation at face value. The site is sold through paid brand partners, and announces one before anything else.

How EllieMD works

  1. Configure a formula

    For weight loss, pick the route, then the base, then an additive. No price appears until all three are chosen.

  2. See the price and the cycle

    The configured page shows a per-cycle figure and a twelve-week total. Peptide pages show a monthly figure, the real charge, the interval and a timeline.

  3. Begin the medical intake

    The configured page's button is labeled "BEGIN MEDICAL INTAKE", so the questionnaire comes before payment rather than after.

  4. Refills run automatically

    Orders are processed automatically by the pharmacy on the cycle shown, and can be canceled up to 48 hours before an order.

Medications available

  • Weight-loss GLP-1 injectionCompounded
    $299 per cycle

    The molecule is not named; the dual GLP-1/GIP option costs the same.

  • Sermorelin injectionCompounded
    $645 every 16 weeks

    Twelve weeks of medication and a four-week reset.

  • NAD+ injectionCompounded
    $350 every 8 weeks

Is EllieMD legit?

EllieMD is operated by Ellie Health, Inc. (the privacy policy also names EllieMD, LLC), 2816 Bedford Road, Bedford, TX 76021, according to its privacy policy.

No FDA warning letters found

Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks

  • Companies namedEllie Health, Inc. and EllieMD, LLC
  • Governing lawNot named in the privacy policy
  • Pharmacy namedCloverX
  • Molecule namedNo — "GLP-1" and "GLP-1/GIP" only
  • Billing cycleEight, twelve or sixteen weeks depending on the product, and drawn on the page
  • CancellationUp to 48 hours before an order
  • Sales modelBrand partners, announced on arrival
  • States servedA count, not a list

Common questions

How much does EllieMD's weight-loss program cost?

Its configured weight-loss page prices the injectable at $299 per cycle, or $897 for a twelve-week supply. The dual GLP-1/GIP formula is priced the same as the single-hormone one, which is unusual in this market.

How often does EllieMD bill?

It depends on the product, and the site says so: sermorelin is billed every sixteen weeks, NAD+ every eight, and the weight-loss plan runs in twelve-week supplies. Each product page draws the cycle as a timeline.

Is EllieMD's monthly price the amount it charges?

No, and it does not pretend otherwise. Sermorelin's "$215 /month" is a $645 charge every sixteen weeks divided down, and the page prints both figures together with the interval between them.

Which drug does EllieMD prescribe for weight loss?

It does not say. The configurator offers "GLP-1" and "GLP-1/GIP" and nothing on the pages we read names semaglutide or tirzepatide, so its price cannot be compared to another seller's without assuming which molecule it is.

Which pharmacy does EllieMD use?

CloverX, named in the feature strip on its weight-loss page. Naming a pharmacy at all puts it ahead of most sellers we review, most of which say only that a licensed pharmacy is involved.

Who owns EllieMD?

Its privacy policy names two companies, Ellie Health, Inc. and EllieMD, LLC, with a Bedford, Texas address for the privacy officer. No governing law is named for either.

Why we gave EllieMD a B

Read the full grading rationale

EllieMD prints the advertised monthly figure, the actual charge and the interval together: sermorelin is advertised at $215/month but charged $645 every 16 weeks. The monthly figure is not a monthly debit. Weight loss is $299 for a four-week cycle, and it names its pharmacy, CloverX. What keeps it from an A: that price appears only after three selections in a configurator, and the drug is never named as a molecule, only "GLP-1" and "GLP-1/GIP".

Read the evidence

How we reviewed EllieMD

We read EllieMD's weight-loss configurator, its sermorelin and NAD+ product pages and its privacy policy.

We priced the weight-loss product with both the single and the dual formula. The price is the same.

Where each price comes from
  • Weight loss page
    our personalized weight loss formula is complete! *Results may vary. Actual vial appearance, contents, and dosage may vary and is based on your prescription. $299 per cycle $897 12-Week Supply GO BACK BEGIN MEDICAL INTAKE The Future
  • Sermorelin page
    SERMORELIN SUBSCRIPTION $215 /month $645 billed every 16 weeks · Pay over time with Klarna or PayPal · Cancel anytime up to 48 hours before an order. How your 16-week cycle works Day 1 · Billed, order ships Week 16 · Renews, refill ships Medication · Weeks 1–12 Reset The 4-week res
  • Nad injection page
    NAD SUBSCRIPTION $175 /month $350 billed every 8 weeks · Pay over time with Klarna or PayPal · Cancel anytime up to 48 hours before an order. How your 8-week cycle works Day 1 · Billed, order ships Week 8 · Renews, refill ships Medication · Weeks 1–8 Automatic refi

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