iThriveMD review
- Grade
- BMinor gap
- Month to month
- $299/mo
- semaglutide
- Later price
- $249
- NAD+ without a commitment, billed every 28 days
- 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 and NAD+ are both $249 a month here and PT-141 is $199 — but the NAD+ page calls its monthly tier monthly and then bills it every 28 days.
The $124.50 rate takes 48 weeks paid upfront. The uncommitted rate for the same NAD+ program is $249, and the page describes it as billed every 28 days rather than monthly — which is thirteen charges across a year, not twelve.
- Advertised $124.50, actually $249
- Coverage not verified
The verdict
Four price tables where most sellers publish none, and there's a calendar trick sitting inside them. Count thirteen charges a year on NAD+, not twelve.
Quick facts
Key facts
- Sermorelin, no commitment
- $249, billed and shipped monthly
- NAD+, no commitment
- $249, but billed every 28 days
- PT-141, no commitment
- $199, billed and shipped monthly
- Glutathione
- $45 an injection, with no interval or quantity given
- Deepest discount
- NAD+ at $124.50, for 48 weeks paid upfront
- Arizona
- NAD+ injections cannot ship there; the wafers can
- States served
- No list published on any page we read
Pros and cons
What we like
- Three of the four peptides carry a full four-tier price table with the uncommitted rate shown beside the prepaid ones, which is more disclosure than most sellers give a single drug.
- The prepaid tiers state their own terms plainly — 48 weeks paid upfront, shipped every 28 days — rather than describing a year as "annual" and leaving it there.
- The terms name the affiliated medical entities and the individual physicians behind the practice, and disclose the financial relationships between them.
- The Arizona shipping restriction on NAD+ injections is published rather than discovered at checkout, and the page names the wafer as the alternative.
What could be better
- The NAD+ tier labeled monthly bills every 28 days, so a year costs thirteen of those charges and the page never puts it that way.
- Glutathione is priced at $45 an injection with no interval, quantity or tier table, so it can't be compared with the three peptides that have one.
- The GLP-1s are quoted only as "starting at" figures in a cross-sell strip, at $299 and $399, with no tier table behind either.
- No state coverage list appears on any of the six pages we read, only the single Arizona carve-out in a footnote.
What it is
A San Diego longevity practice selling peptides alongside compounded GLP-1s, with the peptides given the better treatment. Sermorelin, NAD+ and PT-141 each get a four-tier price table on their own page. Prescribing runs through named affiliated medical entities, disclosed in the terms rather than left to inference.
A footnote on every treatment page states that all memberships are charged every 28 days from the start of the membership. Thirteen billing cycles fit in a year, not twelve, and the tier tables still call it monthly.
Every price we found at iThriveMD
| Plan | Advertised | What you actually pay | The gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sermorelin — monthlyBilled and shipped monthly. No commitment. | not published | $249 | not comparable |
| Sermorelin — 12-month20% off, billed every 12 months and shipped monthly. The page states the saving as $49.80 per month. | $199.20 | not published | not comparable |
| NAD+ — monthlyBilled every 28 days. No long-term commitment, and no twelfth of a year either. | not published | $249 | not comparable |
| NAD+ — 12-month50% off, described as 48 weeks paid upfront and shipped every 28 days. | $124.50 | not published | not comparable |
| PT-141 — monthlyBilled and shipped monthly. No commitment. | not published | $199 | not comparable |
| GlutathionePriced per injection. No interval, quantity or tier table is given. | not published | $45 | not comparable |
| Compounded semaglutideA "starting at" figure from the cross-sell strip carried at the foot of every treatment page. | $299 | not published | not comparable |
| Compounded tirzepatideAlso a "starting at" figure from the same strip. | $399 | not published | not comparable |
What it actually costs at iThriveMD
Sermorelin is $249 on the uncommitted tier, dropping to $199.20 a month if you pay for twelve months at once. NAD+ is also $249, and its twelve-month tier is the steepest discount on the site at $124.50. PT-141 is $199 monthly — a molecule approved only as Vyleesi, and only for premenopausal women.
Glutathione is the odd one out: $45, labeled an injection, with no interval, no quantity and no tier table. Three peptides here are priced as plans and the fourth is priced as an object, so it can't be compared with any of them — and injectable glutathione is the one with an open FDA alert. Invyncible prices glutathione with no term attached either.
The GLP-1s get a thinner treatment than the peptides. Semaglutide and tirzepatide appear only in a cross-sell strip at the foot of each page, at "starting at" $299 and $399, with no tier table of their own.
Who it's wrong for
Arizona residents chasing NAD+. A footnote states the injections cannot ship there, though the wafers can — a state-level restriction that doesn't surface until you reach the small type. Compounding rules varying by state is not unusual; Ohio publishes dated compounding end-points of its own.
- Budgeters: the 28-day cycle means a year of NAD+ at the monthly rate is thirteen charges, and the page never puts it that way.
- Anyone buying sermorelin on the promise. It has no randomized trial published since 2010, and the page's dosing-by-IGF-1 language reads more precise than the evidence behind it.
- Shoppers who need a state list: none of the six pages we read carries one, so coverage is confirmed during signup.
- Anyone comparing the uncommitted rate. TelePeptide heads a whole column with it, so the monthly figure and the prepaid one sit side by side.
- Anyone caught out by a minimum. TRT Nation quotes monthly rates and then requires two and a half months of them.
Medications available
- SermorelinCompounded$249 a month, or $199.20 on a 12-month plan
- NAD+Compounded$249 every 28 days, or $124.50 on a 12-month plan
- PT-141Compounded$199 a month
- GlutathioneCompounded$45 an injection
No interval or quantity is published
- Compounded semaglutideCompoundedStarting at $299
- Compounded tirzepatideCompoundedStarting at $399
Is iThriveMD legit?
iThriveMD is operated by iThriveMD PC, San Diego, California — no street address is published, according to its terms of use.
No FDA warning letters found — checked
Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks
- Drug formCompounded. The footnote states compounded drugs are not FDA-reviewed for safety or effectiveness.
- Prescribers namedYes. The terms name two physicians and two affiliated medical entities, and disclose their financial relationships.
- PharmacyDescribed as a LegitScript-certified facility on the peptide pages; no pharmacy is named
- Billing cycleEvery 28 days for memberships, per the site's own footnote
- State restrictionNAD+ injections cannot ship to Arizona; NAD+ wafers can
Common questions
How much is sermorelin a month at iThriveMD?
$249 on the uncommitted tier, billed and shipped monthly. Paying for twelve months at once brings it to $199.20 a month, a 20% discount the page states as a saving of $49.80 per month.
What do semaglutide and tirzepatide cost at iThriveMD?
Starting at $299 and $399 a month. Both come from the cross-sell strip at the foot of the treatment pages rather than a tier table, so neither carries the billing interval the peptides get.
Is the NAD+ monthly price really monthly?
Not quite. The tier is labeled monthly at $249, and the page describes it as billed every 28 days. A footnote adds that all memberships are charged on that cycle, which is thirteen charges across a year.
What does glutathione cost at iThriveMD?
$45, labeled as an injection. Unlike the other three peptides here it carries no interval, no quantity and no tier table, so there is no published figure for what a month of it costs.
Can NAD+ ship to Arizona?
The injections cannot. A footnote on the treatment pages states that NAD+ injections are not eligible for shipment to Arizona, and that NAD+ wafers may be shipped to Arizona and California.
Who actually writes the prescription?
The terms name two physicians by name along with two affiliated medical entities, and disclose that the doctors and facilities listed hold financial interests in one another.
Why we gave iThriveMD a B
Read the full grading rationale
Three peptides, sermorelin, NAD+ and PT-141, each carry a four-tier price table with the no-commitment monthly rate beside the prepaid ones, more than most sellers publish. Two things keep it off an A. The NAD+ page calls $249 the monthly tier, then says it bills every 28 days, so a year is thirteen charges. And glutathione is priced at $45 an injection with no interval or quantity, so it can't be compared. No state list is published.
Read the evidence
How we reviewed iThriveMD
We read four treatment pages, the terms of use and the privacy policy, and read each tier's own billing sentence beside its price rather than going by the tier's name.
We found no FDA warning letter naming iThriveMD PC.
Where each price comes from
- Sermorelin page
Monthly $249.00 Billed and shipped monthly.
- Nad therapy page
Monthly $249.00 Billed every 28 days. No long-term commitment.
- Pt 141 page
Monthly $199.00 Billed and shipped monthly.
- Glutathione page
Price $45.00 Injections
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