Getting a sermorelin prescription online

Sermorelin is a prescription medication in the United States. Online providers connect you with a licensed clinician who decides whether to prescribe it. This page lists the steps and what to check before you pay.

The steps

1. Health intake. You fill in a medical history form on the provider's site.
2. Clinician review. A licensed clinician reviews the intake and may ask for lab work or a call. The clinician can decline.
3. Prescription to a pharmacy. If approved, the prescription goes to a compounding pharmacy that fills it.
4. Shipping and refills. The medication ships to your address. Subscriptions usually renew automatically until you cancel.

What to check before paying

• Who prescribes. Ask whether the clinician is licensed in your state.
• Which pharmacy fills the order. The provider should name it.
• Whether your state is served. Check before you fill in the intake form.
• What you are billed if the clinician declines. Read the refund terms.
• How the subscription renews and how to cancel. Read the terms before the first payment.

The provider pages record these points for each of the 11 providers we compare, as they are verified.

What a website cannot tell you

Whether sermorelin is appropriate for you is a medical decision. The FDA states that compounded drugs are not FDA-approved (FDA, Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers). Talk to a licensed clinician. See the medical disclaimer.