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Vita Bella review

Grade
CCaveat
Month to month
$238/mo
semaglutide, fees included
Later price
+$20 a month
over the advertised price · the monthly membership that price depends on, plus a one-time $99 consult
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

Vita Bella lists semaglutide from $109 a month and tesamorelin from $299. Both are member rates that need a $129 monthly membership first.

What they advertise, what you pay
$109
the catalog price for semaglutide with B-6
$129
the monthly membership that price depends on, plus a one-time $99 consult
+$20 a month

Every price in the catalog is a member rate. The membership fee and the consult live on a different page, and nothing beside the $109 says the number is conditional.

  • Advertised $109, actually $129
  • Month-to-month price published
  • States published: AK, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY

The verdict

A deep published peptide price list. Every figure on it assumes a membership the catalog page doesn't mention.

Quick facts

Key facts

Semaglutide with B-6
From $109 a month, member pricing
Tirzepatide with B-6
From $159 a month, member pricing
Membership fee
$129 a month, on top of the medication
Consult
$99, one time
Peptides priced publicly
Sermorelin $132, tesamorelin $299, NAD+ $124, PT-141 $199, glutathione $149
Coverage
The contact page says 46 states in one place and 48 in another
A missing figure
One catalog item shows no number in its price

Pros and cons

What we like

  • The catalog prices forty-odd treatments on one page, including peptides almost nobody else quotes in public — tesamorelin, gonadorelin, PT-141 and sermorelin all carry figures.
  • Membership is described as including a weekly TRT, enclomiphene or B12 shot at no extra cost, which is a real inclusion rather than a discount.
  • The membership page states the $129 fee and the $99 consult plainly, in the how-it-works steps, rather than at checkout.
  • Labs run through Quest at what the site calls wholesale pricing, and the consult is a 45-minute visit rather than a form review.

What could be better

  • Every catalog price is a member rate, and the catalog page never says so where the numbers are.
  • Buying one medication means paying $129 a month plus a $99 consult on top of it, so a small order is the worst value here.
  • The contact page states its own state coverage two ways — a heading says 46, the text beside it says 48 — and neither matches the 48-entry list, which is 47 states and the District of Columbia.
  • One product line, an estrogen cream, currently prints its price with the number missing.

What it is

Vita Bella Health is a membership telehealth clinic in Scottsdale selling hormones, peptides and weight-loss medication through one catalog. You pay a monthly membership, do a one-time consult, run labs through Quest, then buy medication at member pricing. The peptide half of that catalog spans very different regulatory ground — the whole table of peptides and where the FDA put each one covers it, and sermorelin, one of the few with an approval history, is on the shelf here.

Every price we found at Vita Bella

PlanAdvertisedWhat you actually payThe gap
MembershipA month. Includes provider access, the patient portal, member pricing and a weekly TRT, enclomiphene or B12 shot.not published$129not comparable
Medical consultOne time. A 45-minute visit with a licensed provider to build the protocol.not published$99not comparable
Semaglutide injection with B-6From, at member pricing. Not a total — the membership and consult sit on top.not published$109not comparable
Tirzepatide with B-6From, at member pricing.not published$159not comparable
SermorelinFrom, at member pricing.not published$132not comparable
TesamorelinFrom, at member pricing. The most expensive peptide in the catalog.not published$299not comparable
NAD+ vial or nasal sprayFrom, at member pricing. Both formats are listed at the same figure.not published$124not comparable
PT-141From, at member pricing.not published$199not comparable
GlutathioneFrom, at member pricing.not published$149not comparable
Gonadorelin HCLFrom, at member pricing. The cheapest peptide on the list.not published$59not comparable

What it actually costs at Vita Bella

The catalog is the draw — dozens of hormone, peptide and weight-loss items each carrying a public figure, more than almost any other seller we review publishes. Joi + Blokes publishes a comparable peptide list, and bills its GLP-1 plans quarterly.

What the catalog page never says is that every number on it is a member rate. The $129 monthly membership and the $99 consult sit on a different page entirely — a fee billed apart from the thing you are buying, and here it is not disclosed on the page carrying the prices.

Who it's wrong for

This is a poor fit if you only want one medication and nothing around it — the membership and consult are fixed costs that don't shrink with a small order, so a single cheap peptide is the worst-value thing you can buy here. TeleWellnessMD prices its catalog item by item, before you sign up for anything.

How Vita Bella works

  1. Start the membership

    You answer a short set of questions and create an account with the $129 a month membership fee.

  2. Run your labs

    Vita Bella partners with Quest. You can upload existing labs under six months old instead of ordering new ones.

  3. See a provider and get the protocol

    A 45-minute virtual consult, billed once at $99, sets what you're prescribed. Medication is billed separately at member rates.

Medications available

  • Semaglutide injection with B-6Compounded
    From $109 a month

    Member pricing. The membership and consult are charged separately.

  • Tirzepatide with B-6Compounded
    From $159 a month

    Member pricing, same structure as the semaglutide line.

  • SermorelinCompounded
    From $132 a month

    Listed under anti-aging.

  • TesamorelinCompounded
    From $299 a month

    The highest peptide price in the catalog.

  • NAD+Compounded
    From $124 a month

    Available as a vial or a nasal spray at the same figure.

  • PT-141Compounded
    From $199 a month

    Listed under sexual wellness.

  • GlutathioneCompounded
    From $149 a month

    Listed under anti-aging.

  • Gonadorelin HCLCompounded
    From $59 a month

    The cheapest peptide Vita Bella publishes.

Is Vita Bella legit?

Vita Bella is operated by Vita Bella Health, LLC, 4835 E Cactus Rd, Suite 225, Scottsdale, AZ 85254, according to its terms of service.

No FDA warning letters found — checked

Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks

  • Pharmacy namedNot named individually; the site says prescriptions ship from US FDA-inspected pharmacies
  • Who prescribesA licensed provider, after a 45-minute virtual consult
  • LabsRun through Quest Diagnostics, or you can upload labs under six months old
  • Compounding disclosureIts terms cover compounded drugs and the site prices them as such
  • States servedThe published list holds 48 entries — 47 states and the District of Columbia — while the page's own headings say 46 and 48
  • Legal entity disclosedVita Bella Health, LLC, named in the terms of service

Common questions

How much does Vita Bella cost per month?

Membership is $129 a month and there's a one-time $99 consult. Medication is billed on top of that at member rates, starting at $109 a month for semaglutide.

How much does tirzepatide cost at Vita Bella?

From $159 a month at member pricing, so it lands on top of the $129 membership and the one-time $99 consult rather than replacing them. The catalog page prints the $159 on its own.

Is the $109 semaglutide price the total?

No. It's a member rate. The $129 monthly membership and the one-time $99 consult are separate charges, and the catalog page doesn't say so beside the figure.

What peptides does Vita Bella sell?

Sermorelin from $132, tesamorelin from $299, NAD+ from $124, PT-141 from $199, glutathione from $149 and gonadorelin from $59, all listed with prices on one catalog page.

How many states does Vita Bella serve?

The published list holds 48 entries, which is 47 states plus the District of Columbia. The heading above that list says 46 states and the paragraph beside it says 48.

What does the membership actually include?

Provider access and clinical messaging, the patient portal, member pricing on medication, wholesale lab pricing, and a weekly TRT, enclomiphene or B12 shot at no extra cost.

Why we gave Vita Bella a C

Read the full grading rationale

A deep published peptide price list: sermorelin, tesamorelin, NAD+, PT-141, glutathione and the GLP-1s all carry a monthly figure on one page. The catch is that none of those prices stands alone: the membership page adds a $129 a month fee and a one-time $99 consult, so the $109 semaglutide line is a member rate, not a total, and the catalog never says so where the number appears. Its contact page also gives two different state counts.

Read the evidence

How we reviewed Vita Bella

We read Vita Bella's full product catalog, its membership page, its contact page and its terms of service, and counted the states on its list ourselves rather than trusting either heading.

We found no FDA warning letter naming Vita Bella Health, LLC.

Where each price comes from
  • Product page
    Semaglutide Injection with B-6 from $109/mo.*
  • Membership page
    Answer a few quick questions and create an account with a $129/mo membership fee

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