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Clinic reviews · Updated September 2026
Online Longevity and Peptide Programs Compared
Telehealth programs selling NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione and related compounded treatments, checked against the same six criteria, with the source behind every fact.
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- 6review criteria
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Every review checks
- Recurring price and billing
- Prescriber and pharmacy
- Refund and cancellation terms
This is the newest and least regulated corner of telehealth. NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione, MIC+B12 and the peptide menus sold alongside them are not like finasteride or semaglutide: for most of them there is no FDA-approved product to compare against at all, so there is no approved label telling you the dose, the evidence or the risks. That does not make them illegal to prescribe — a licensed clinician can prescribe a compounded preparation — but it does mean the company’s own pages are the only thing describing what you are buying.
So the questions worth asking here are different. What exactly is in the vial, and does an approved version of it exist? Is the headline price the first month or every month? Is there a separate membership fee? Who is the prescriber, and which pharmacy fills it? Each review below reads the company’s own product pages, terms, refund policy and prescriber and pharmacy disclosures, and adds its public record. Our guide to 503A and 503B pharmacies explains who is allowed to make these preparations. This page is general information, not medical advice.
Longevity compared
What each company publishes about price, prescribing and cancellation. Figures are the ones on its site when we checked; confirm them before you pay.
| Clinic | Best for | Price | Who prescribes | Cancel & refund | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 System Labs | Published prices and a named dispensing pharmacy | From $69–$109 first month; $89–$219 after | Unnamed licensed clinicians; The Pharmacy Hub dispenses | Sales final once shipped | Read review of System Labs |
Listed in order of our overall assessment against the six criteria, including public records such as BBB and Trustpilot. The order is an editorial judgment and is never paid for.
Every longevity program we reviewed
Longevity
System Labs review
Best forPublished prices and a named dispensing pharmacy on a compounded longevity menu
System Labs is a cash-pay longevity service selling compounded sermorelin, NAD+, glutathione, MIC+B12 and a GHK-Cu topical through one 2-minute online form. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. It suits someone who wants the price on screen first.
Our methodology
How we review every clinic
We check every program against the same six criteria, using only information we can cite. We do not test treatments, so we look at what a company tells you before you pay and what public records say about how it behaves after.
How we reviewThe six criteria
- Clinical oversight & pharmacy transparencyA named prescriber and pharmacy, 503A/503B status, compounding and FDA disclosures, a physical address
- Pricing clarityA recurring price and billing interval you can find before paying, extra fees, price by dose
- Medication optionsA range of clearly described treatment options
- Access & logisticsA published state list, lab requirements, review time, shipping and follow-up
- Cancellation & refund termsRefunds if a clinician declines you, refund windows, cancellation timing, arbitration clauses
- Reputation signalsBBB and Trustpilot records, complaint volume and the themes that recur