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Fella Health review
Fella's catalog advertises NAD+ at $99 a month. Pay by the month rather than six at a time and it's $129 — a number Fella publishes right beside it.
The $99 rate only exists if you pay $594 for six months up front. Fella publishes the real monthly figure of $129 on the NAD+ product page, directly beside it — but the catalog page you browse first shows only the cheaper one.
Read on September 2026 at fellahealth.com/nad
- Advertised $99, actually $129
- States not published
- FDA warning letters: 0 of 0 matched
- Prices read September 2026
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The verdict
The longevity prices are honest and easy to check. The GLP-1 price, which is what Fella is built to sell, isn't on any page we could reach.
Fella's product pages do the right thing — the monthly price and the six-month prepay price sit side by side, so nobody has to work out which number they are looking at. The catch is that the catalog headline is always the prepay rate, so "FROM $99/MO" for NAD+ means $129 if you pay by the month, and "FROM $149/MO" for enclomiphene means $199. The bigger gap is the product Fella exists to sell: no GLP-1 price appears on any of the ten Fella pages read (homepage, treatments, FAQ, membership terms, NAD+, rapamycin, metformin, testosterone rejuvenation, states, and the join-now link that redirects into the quiz). We walked two steps of the eligibility quiz and it would not advance past a multi-select question, so we are reporting where the price is not, and not claiming there is none. FDA warning-letter screen by entity domain and address: 0 of 0 searched matched, controls passing in the same run.
We grade on whether a price is published, checkable, and still true at month two — how we grade and how we verify prices.
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Quick facts
- NAD+, month to month
- $129 a month
- NAD+, six months prepaid
- $99 a month, $594 up front
- Enclomiphene, month to month
- $199 a month
- Enclomiphene, six months prepaid
- $149 a month, $894 up front
- GLP-1 price
- Not published on any of ten pages we read
- Medication cost
- Included in the plan price, per Fella's own labels
- States served
- Not published
Pros and cons
What we like
- Every longevity product page prints the monthly price and the prepay price on the same control, so nobody has to guess which one they're being quoted.
- Medication cost is stated as included, and Fella repeats that on each product page rather than burying it in terms.
- NAD+, rapamycin and metformin all carry published monthly prices, which is rare — most sellers in this category quote longevity treatments only after an intake.
- Free lab work and health coaching are listed as part of the plan rather than sold separately.
What could be better
- No GLP-1 price appears anywhere public. Ten Fella pages, and the only pricing signal for the core program is a per-day figure.
- The treatments catalog shows the six-month prepay rate as the headline for all four products we checked, so every price on it is lower than the monthly one.
- Enclomiphene has the widest gap of the four: $149 advertised against $199 month to month.
- No state list is published, including on Fella's own page about serving men across America.
- The eligibility quiz would not advance past its second question when we walked it, so the GLP-1 figure stayed out of reach.
What it is
Fella Health is a men's weight-loss and longevity service operated by Aios Inc., a Delaware corporation based in Austin. GLP-1 treatment is the core program; alongside it Fella sells NAD+, rapamycin, metformin and enclomiphene as separate monthly plans, each with the medication cost folded into the price and free health coaching attached. Everything runs through an online eligibility quiz rather than a catalog you can browse and buy. We screened Aios Inc. by domain and street address against the FDA warning-letter database and 0 of 0 candidates matched, with the positive and negative controls both passing in that run.
Every price we found
| Plan | Advertised | What you actually pay | The gap | Read on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NAD+Monthly plan is $129. The $99 rate requires paying $594 for six months up front. Medication cost included either way. | $99 | $129 | September 2026 | |
| Enclomiphene (Testosterone Rejuvenation)Monthly plan is $199. The $149 rate requires paying $894 for six months up front. | $149 | $199 | September 2026 |
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What it actually costs
On the longevity side, clearly and fairly. Every product page shows two prices side by side: a monthly plan and a six-month prepay. NAD+ is $129 a month or $99 a month if you pay $594 up front. Enclomiphene, sold as Testosterone Rejuvenation, is $199 a month or $149 if you pay $894 up front. Rapamycin and metformin follow the same pattern on their own pages. The catch is that the treatments catalog only ever shows the prepay rate, so "FROM $99/MO" is a number you can't get by paying monthly. The GLP-1 program is the real gap: across ten Fella pages we found no monthly price for it at all, only a per-day framing on the treatments page — "our core program starts at less than $10 per day for everything you need to lose weight." We started the eligibility quiz to look for the real figure and it stopped advancing two questions in.
Who it's wrong for
This is the wrong seller if you want to know what a GLP-1 costs before you hand over answers about your health. Fella won't tell you on any public page; the number comes at the end of a quiz. It's also wrong if you saw a catalog price and expected to pay it monthly — every headline on that page is the six-month prepay rate, and the monthly rate is higher on all four products we checked. And Fella is men only, by its own framing, so it isn't an option for everyone.
Medications available
- NAD+Compounded$129 a month, or $99 on a six-month prepay
Sold as a longevity treatment with lab work and coaching included.
- EnclomipheneCompounded$199 a month, or $149 on a six-month prepay
Sold as Testosterone Rejuvenation.
- Compounded GLP-1Compounded
Fella's core program. No monthly price is published on any page we read; the figure appears after the eligibility quiz.
- Rapamycin and metforminCompounded
Both carry published monthly and prepay prices on their own product pages, in the same layout as NAD+.
Is Fella Health legit?
Fella Health is operated by Aios Inc., doing business as Fella, 5900 Balcones Drive, STE 100, Austin, TX 78731. We read that off the company’s ownterms of use at fellahealth.com/terms-of-use on September 2026.
0 of 0 matched We screened that legal name and domain against the FDA warning-letter database on September 2026, with a known-positive control passing in the same run. A letter would be worth knowing about; it would not by itself disqualify a seller.
Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks
- Pharmacy namedNot disclosed on any page we read
- Who it servesMen only, by Fella's own framing
- States servedNot published, including on Fella's own states page
- Self-attested exclusionsEach product page asks you to confirm you have no disqualifying history before ordering
- GuaranteeFella advertises a six-month money-back guarantee, subject to its own terms
Common questions
How much does Fella Health cost per month?
It depends what you're buying. NAD+ is $129 a month and enclomiphene is $199 a month if you pay monthly. The GLP-1 program has no published monthly price on any Fella page we read.
Why is the catalog price lower than the product page price?
Because the catalog shows the six-month prepay rate. NAD+ reads "FROM $99/MO" there, and the product page shows $129 for a monthly plan next to $99 for six months paid in full at $594.
What does a GLP-1 cost at Fella Health?
Fella does not publish it. Across ten pages — homepage, treatments, FAQ, membership terms, four product pages, the states page and the join-now link — the only pricing signal for the core program is a per-day description.
Is the medication included in Fella's price?
Yes for the longevity plans. Each of those product pages states that medication cost is included with no hidden charges, alongside free lab work if needed and health coaching.
Which states does Fella Health serve?
It does not publish a list. Fella has a page about serving men across America that names California and Texas in marketing copy, but no coverage list appears on it or anywhere else we read.
How we reviewed Fella Health
- We read ten Fella pages: the homepage, treatments, FAQ, membership terms, the NAD+, rapamycin, metformin and testosterone pages, the states page, and the join-now link that redirects into the quiz.
- Every figure here is quoted from the page it was read on, with the date we read it.
- We started Fella's eligibility quiz with dummy answers to look for the GLP-1 price and it stopped advancing two questions in, so we report where the price is not rather than claiming there isn't one.
- We screened Aios Inc. against the FDA warning-letter database by domain and street address, with a known-positive control passing in the same run.
The 3 pages we read
- fellahealth.com/nad
Monthly plan $129 per month 6 Months in full Pay $594 today $99 per month Most popular
Read September 2026 - fellahealth.com/treatments
NAD+ Longevity | Cellular Health Improved cognitive function Potential anti-aging effects Boost to physical performance Complementary to longevity treatments Support for DNA repair FROM $99/MO MEDICATION COST INCLUDED
Read September 2026 - fellahealth.com/testosterone-rejuvenation
Testosterone Rejuvenation $199 per month 6 Months in full Pay $894 today $149 per month Most popular
Read September 2026
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