Prompt your own growth hormone at night. A compounded peptide, with the evidence told plainly.
$51.10/weekBilled $219 every 30 days
Medication is charged only if your clinician prescribes it.
30-day supply
$51.10/week
Start with a $20 clinician review
Ages 18 to 70
In 2,791 healthy adults, IGF-1, the blood marker of growth hormone activity, fell steadily with age
Source: Zhu H, et al. PLoS One 2017;12(10):e0185561Pulsatile
Growth hormone secretagogues trigger pulses of your own growth hormone, which stay under the body's feedback brake
Source: Sigalos JT, Pastuszak AW. Sex Med Rev 2018;6(1):45-53 (review)Limited evidence
A systematic review found no definite evidence that older adults benefit from growth hormone or secretagogues
Source: Fanciulli G, et al. Hum Reprod Update 2009;15(3):341-358 (systematic review)Sermorelin is compounded by a licensed US pharmacy and is not FDA approved. The reviews above cover growth hormone secretagogues as a group, and long-term controlled studies are limited. Individual results vary.
A bedtime peptide that works with your own growth hormone rhythm, prescribed only if it fits, with the evidence explained plainly.
Clinician review of your history and goals
A US-licensed clinician decides whether sermorelin fits you and explains what the evidence shows.
Sermorelin 1 mg/mL from a licensed US pharmacy
A 30-day supply; the starting dose is 30 units (300 mcg) at bedtime, five nights on and two off.
Free, discreet shipping
Ships 2 to 5 business days after approval.
Care team messaging
Ask about dose, injection site reactions or side effects any time.
A month-to-month plan
No long contract; cancel anytime.
Free lab panel at month 3
Biological Age Reveal, as a progress check.
“Is this peptide hype?”
Evidence told straight
Your page and your clinician say plainly what is and is not known.
“I do not want a lab visit first.”
No required labs to start
You do not need a blood draw to begin; a clinician may suggest an IGF-1 test.
Biological Age Reveal
Sermorelin is a copy of the first 29 amino acids of growth hormone releasing hormone. It nudges your pituitary to release growth hormone in pulses, so your body's feedback brake stays in place.
That is the case for it over direct growth hormone. What we do not have is strong, long-term evidence that it improves how healthy adults look, feel or age, so we describe it as a limited-evidence option, not a proven one.
An injection at bedtime, five nights a week. Taken on an empty stomach so it works with your body’s own overnight rhythm.
Your health history, current medicines and what you want from treatment.
About 5 minutes
They prescribe only if sermorelin fits, and they tell you plainly what the evidence does and does not show.
Within 24 hours
If prescribed, free plain-packaged shipping arrives 2 to 5 business days after approval.
You inject at bedtime five nights a week. Message your care team any time, and your plan renews monthly so you decide if it is worth continuing.
A pulse of your own growth hormone follows within about 10 minutes and fades after a couple of hours, in a trial of a releasing-hormone analog.
Some people report better sleep and recovery. Research is mixed, so track how you feel rather than expect it.
Evidence for body composition changes in healthy adults is thin, so decide on how you feel and sleep, not on the mirror.
Your plan renews monthly, so you check in and decide whether it is worth continuing.
Three things you can do alongside your treatment.
Most of your growth hormone is released in early sleep. A fixed wake time, a dark cool room and no screens for two hours before bed give the signal the most room to work.
Exercise raises growth hormone on its own, and a systematic review calls sleep and exercise safer and cheaper than supplementing. Strength work plus protein gives any extra release something to build on.
A heavy meal or high-carbohydrate snack close to bedtime can blunt overnight growth hormone release and disturb sleep. Finish eating a few hours before you inject.
| Feature | Sermorelin | Growth hormone injections | Sleep and exercise |
|---|---|---|---|
| How it works | Prompts your pituitary to release its own growth hormone | Supplies growth hormone directly | Support your natural overnight growth hormone release |
| Feedback brake | Stays in place, so release is pulsed and limited by your body | Bypasses it, so levels depend on the dose | Fully intact |
| Evidence | Few long-term controlled studies, mostly small and short | Strong in diagnosed deficiency; not shown to benefit healthy aging | Safer and less costly, per a systematic review |
| Regulatory status | Compounded, not FDA approved | FDA approved for diagnosed deficiency | Not a medicine |
| Format | Bedtime injection, five nights a week | Injection, usually daily | Habits you already control |
The best results in the research come from sleep and exercise first. Sermorelin is an add-on, not a shortcut.
Inject 30 units (300 mcg) under the skin at bedtime, five nights on and two off, on an empty stomach, as your clinician directs.
There is no sermorelin product on the US market with FDA approval today. The two products that were approved were discontinued, and neither was approved for anti-aging, sleep or body composition. That means there is no FDA reviewed safety label for what is dispensed and no established side effect rate.
Tell your care team straight away if you get swelling, redness or a lump at the injection site that does not settle, a rash, trouble breathing, headaches that will not go, or swelling in your hands or feet.
This is not a complete list of side effects. Message your care team about any symptom that worries you. What we dispense is a compounded preparation made by a licensed US pharmacy. Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA for safety, efficacy or quality.
No. The brand-name product, Geref, was approved for diagnosing and treating growth hormone deficiency, mainly in children, and its maker stopped selling it. The FDA later said that was not for safety or effectiveness reasons. Ours is compounded by a licensed US pharmacy, so there is no FDA-reviewed safety label for what is dispensed.
The honest answer is that we do not know. Small studies of growth hormone releasing hormone in older adults raised growth hormone and IGF-1, with mixed effects on muscle and body composition, and reviews call the evidence for healthy adults limited. Treat any change as something to track, not a promise.
Your own growth hormone release peaks in early sleep, and a meal, especially carbohydrate, can blunt it. Dosing at night on an empty stomach works with that rhythm.
IGF-1 is the blood marker that reflects your average growth hormone activity. It is not swayed by time of day, exercise or a recent meal, so clinicians use it to see how you are responding. Your clinician may suggest an IGF-1 test, and a fasting glucose check because reviews flag a possible rise. Neither is required to start.
Studies of growth hormone releasing hormone ran from weeks to a few months, and long-term safety is not established. That is why your plan renews monthly and you can cancel anytime.
Reviews describe growth hormone secretagogues as generally well tolerated, with some concern that blood glucose can rise. Redness or itching at the injection site, flushing and headache are the effects people usually mention. Tell your care team about anything that worries you.
30-day supply · $51.10/week · Billed $219 every 30 days
