Zappy Health review
- Grade
- BMinor gap
- Month to month
- $119/mo
- glutathione
- Later price
- +$120 a month
- over the advertised price · what sermorelin costs on the page carrying that headline
- FDA warning letter
- Yes
Graded on whether a price is published, checkable, and still true at month two — how we grade · how we verify prices
Sermorelin is $239 a month here, billed monthly with all doses included — while the menu on the same page advertises the anti-aging line at $119.
The $119 headline is the glutathione price, and it appears in the navigation on every page in the anti-aging line — including the sermorelin page, where the actual figure is $239 a month. Both numbers are true and they're about a screen apart, with nothing on the page saying which product the cheaper one belongs to.
- Advertised $119, actually $239
- Month-to-month price published
- Coverage not verified
The verdict
Three peptides, three real per-month prices, and one navigation headline that quotes the cheapest of them as if it were all of them.
Quick facts
Key facts
- Sermorelin
- $239 a month, billed monthly, all doses included
- Injectable NAD+
- $175 a month
- Glutathione
- $119 a month
- Menu headline
- "As low as $119/mo" for the whole anti-aging line — that is the glutathione price
- Membership
- None. The page states no insurance and no membership are required.
- Vial strength
- Sermorelin is 15 mg per vial at 1.5 mg/mL
- States served
- "Available in select states" — none named
Pros and cons
What we like
- All three peptides carry a real per-month figure on their own page rather than a consultation fee or a starting-from number.
- The sermorelin subscription is stated to cover all doses, so titrating up doesn't move the price — an unusually specific commitment.
- The vial strength is printed on the page, which lets a shopper compare what a month physically contains against another seller's month.
- No membership and no insurance are required, and the page says so rather than leaving it to turn up at checkout.
What could be better
- The anti-aging menu headline of $119 is the glutathione price and appears on the sermorelin page, where the real figure is $239.
- Neither headline is explained by the asterisk it carries, on any of the three peptide pages we read.
- "Available in select states" is the only coverage statement, and no state is named anywhere on the pages we read.
- The sermorelin page markets improvements to sleep, muscle growth, fat and cognitive function, which is a good deal more than the published evidence supports.
- Medication is non-refundable once processed, stated in the small print under the product description.
What it is
A cash-pay telehealth seller with a weight-loss line and a smaller anti-aging line beside it. Sermorelin, injectable NAD+ and glutathione each get a page and a price. The company states that no insurance and no membership are required, which removes the recurring membership charge that sits behind most prices in this market.
The sermorelin page names the vial: 15 mg at 1.5 mg/mL. It also says the subscription covers all doses, monthly virtual visits and support, so a dose increase doesn't quietly become a price increase.
Every price we found at Zappy Health
| Plan | Advertised | What you actually pay | The gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sermorelin — monthly subscriptionBilled monthly. Covers all doses, monthly virtual visits and support. 15 mg vial at 1.5 mg/mL. | not published | $239 | not comparable |
| Injectable NAD+Quoted per month on its own page. | not published | $175 | not comparable |
| GlutathioneQuoted per month. This is the figure the anti-aging menu headline advertises for the whole line. | not published | $119 | not comparable |
| Anti-aging menu headlineCarried in the navigation on every anti-aging page, asterisked, with the asterisk unexplained on the pages we read. | $119 | not published | not comparable |
| Weight-loss menu headlineThe parallel headline for the weight-loss line, carried on the peptide pages too. | $99 | not published | not comparable |
What it actually costs at Zappy Health
Sermorelin is $239 a month on a monthly subscription, billed monthly. Injectable NAD+ is $175 a month. Glutathione is $119. All three are published as per-month figures on their own pages, with no membership stacked behind them.
The site-wide menu advertises anti-aging at "As low as $119/mo" — the glutathione price — and that headline sits on the sermorelin page too, roughly a screen above the $239 that sermorelin actually costs. Nothing on the page connects them.
The weight-loss line carries its own headline, "As low as $99/mo," on every page including the peptide ones. Both headlines are marked with an asterisk. Reading what an asterisk is doing is most of what makes two quotes comparable.
Who it's wrong for
Anyone who needs their state settled before signing up. The peptide pages say only that treatment is available in select states and name none of them. They also carry effect claims — sermorelin marketed as improving sleep, muscle growth and cognitive function — that go well beyond what the sermorelin literature actually holds.
- Glutathione shoppers should read the FDA position first: there is an open compounding risk alert on injectable glutathione, and the page's own claims are cosmetic.
- Comparison shoppers. TelePeptide publishes a lower monthly sermorelin rate on a chart that shows every tier at once instead of one headline per line of business.
- Anyone who wants a refund: the page states the medication is non-refundable once it has been processed.
- Anyone treating a menu headline as a product price. WePeptideRx runs a sitewide banner quoting two figures no priced page charges.
- Anyone who wants the price to describe the product. Lifespanning Rx gives each peptide its own page and its own figure.
- Sermorelin buyers on a budget. Green Cap Health prices a monthly sermorelin injection flat across every plan term.
Medications available
- SermorelinCompounded$239 a month
- Injectable NAD+Compounded$175 a month
- GlutathioneCompounded$119 a month
Is Zappy Health legit?
Zappy Health is operated by Kare Solutions, LLC, dba Zappy Health, 7660H Fay Ave, Suite 504, La Jolla, CA 92037, according to its terms and conditions.
- FDA warning letter February 20, 2026 — about product photos with its name on the label, which FDA said suggested it compounded the drugs, and pages presenting its compounded semaglutide, tirzepatide and liraglutide beside Wegovy, Zepbound and Saxenda as "a proven medication". Read the letter →
Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks
- Drug formCompounded. The page states FDA does not evaluate compounded products for safety, effectiveness or quality.
- Membership requiredNo, and the page says so
- Pharmacies namedNot disclosed — described only as trusted, licensed pharmacies
- States served"Available in select states," none named
- RefundsNon-refundable once the medication has been processed
- Effect claimsThe sermorelin page markets sleep, muscle, fat and cognitive benefits — the seller's claims, not established findings
Common questions
How much is sermorelin a month at Zappy Health?
$239 a month on a monthly subscription, billed monthly, read on the seller's own sermorelin page in September 2026. The subscription is stated to cover all doses, monthly virtual visits and support.
Why does the menu say $119 a month?
Because $119 is the glutathione price. The anti-aging headline in the navigation quotes the cheapest product in that line and appears on every page in it, including the sermorelin page.
What does injectable NAD+ cost at Zappy Health?
$175 per month, published on its own page. Like the other two peptides here it is quoted as a per-month figure rather than a per-injection or per-vial one.
Is a membership required?
No. The sermorelin page states that the program includes a free consultation and transparent pricing with no hidden fees, and that no insurance or membership is required.
Which states does it serve?
It does not say. The peptide pages state only that treatment is available in select states, and none of the three pages we read names a single one, so coverage is confirmed during the intake.
Why we gave Zappy Health a B
Read the full grading rationale
All three peptides, sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione, carry a real per-month price on their own pages, and the sermorelin page says the price covers all doses, monthly virtual visits and support, with no membership. The gap is the menu: every page advertises the anti-aging line at "As low as $119/mo," which is the glutathione price, while sermorelin is $239 a month. The peptide pages say only "available in select states" and name none.
Read the evidence
How we reviewed Zappy Health
We read the three peptide pages and the terms and conditions. The sermorelin price appears twice on its page, in the header and the plan card, and both agree.
FDA sent Kare Solutions, LLC, the company behind Zappy Health, a warning letter in February 2026 over product photos with its name on the label and pages presenting its compounded semaglutide, tirzepatide and liraglutide as "a proven medication".
Where each price comes from
- Sermorelin page
Most Flexible $239/month Monthly Subscription All doses Billed monthly Monthly virtual visits Access to AI assistant Premium customer support
- Nad page
Injectable NAD + $175 per month
- Glutathione page
Glutathione $119 per month
Alternatives to Zappy Health
| Provider | Grade | Published price context |
|---|---|---|
| AlyveRx | CCaveat | From $129/mo for NAD+ |
| TelePeptide | AVerified | From $99/mo for sermorelin |
| CoreAge Rx | BMinor gap | From $93/mo for NAD+ |
| Luvo Health | BMinor gap | From $145/mo for MIC and B12 injection |
| Tuyo Health | CCaveat | From $145/mo for sermorelin |