AgelessRx review: what it sells, prices and record

AgelessRx prices, checked Oct 25 2026

AgelessRx shows a "starting at" price for each product. The table lists the ones people search for most. Every price is the company's own figure from its treatments page or the product page cited.

AgelessRx starting prices

Product	Starting price	Plan notes	Checked	Source
Low dose naltrexone (LDN) capsules	$25 a month	Monthly, 3-month and 6-month plans; per-plan prices not shown	Oct 25 2026	[9]
Metformin	$25 a month	Subscription	Oct 25 2026	[1]
Rapamycin (sirolimus)	$65 a month	Billed and shipped monthly	Oct 25 2026	[10]
NAD+ injection	$79 a month	Subscription	Oct 25 2026	[1]
Compounded microdose semaglutide	$99 a month	4-month plan billed in full, then $159 a month	Oct 25 2026	[26]
Compounded microdose tirzepatide	$109 first month	Then $318 every 2 months ($159 a month)	Oct 25 2026	[27]
Injectable GLP-1 treatments	$139 a month	Starting price applies to a 4-month plan	Oct 25 2026	[12]
Wegovy access and monitoring	$264 a month	Brand drug filled by NovoCare or Amazon Pharmacy	Oct 25 2026	[1] [7]
Zepbound access and monitoring	$364 a month	Brand drug filled by LillyDirect	Oct 25 2026	[1] [7]
Women's hormone care	$50 a month plus $24 to $75 per medication	Membership plus each treatment	Oct 25 2026	[13]
Sermorelin injection	$99 a month	Subscription	Oct 25 2026	[11]
Core Longevity Panel (labs)	$95	One-time test	Oct 25 2026	[1]

Costs to check before you pay

• Plan length. The $139 GLP-1 price applies to a 4-month plan ^[12]. Microdose semaglutide's $99 a month applies to a 4-month plan billed in full, then $159 a month ^[26]. Microdose tirzepatide is $109 the first month, then $318 every 2 months ($159 a month) ^[27]. The LDN page offers monthly, 3-month and 6-month plans but does not show the price of each ^[9].
• What the brand fee covers. The Wegovy and Zepbound listings are "access and monitoring" fees, and the drug is filled by NovoCare, Amazon Pharmacy or LillyDirect ^{[1] [7]}. Ask whether the drug cost is extra.
• Refunds. AgelessRx says it does not accept returns or give refunds for any prescription product, and shipment or product problems must be reported within 30 days of fulfillment ^[7].
• Cancelling. You can cancel or pause before the next refill; the terms allow cancelling up to 48 hours before the processing date ^{[7] [8]}.
• Outside pharmacy prices. Licensed compounding pharmacies listed LDN from $15 for 30 tablets in October 2026, before a prescriber fee ^[25]. See our low dose naltrexone guide for the full price range.

What it sells and the FDA status of each

Most of what AgelessRx sells is either compounded or an approved drug used off-label for aging. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and FDA does not check their safety, effectiveness or quality before they are sold ^[22]. AgelessRx says the same thing in its own disclaimer ^{[9] [11]}.

AgelessRx products by FDA status

Product	What it is	FDA status	Source
Low dose naltrexone	Compounded capsules	Naltrexone is approved at 50 mg for alcohol dependence and opioid blockade; low dose use is off-label and the capsules are compounded	[9] [18]
Rapamycin	Generic sirolimus tablets or compounded capsules	Sirolimus is approved to prevent kidney transplant rejection and to treat LAM; AgelessRx says it is not approved to slow aging	[10] [16]
Metformin	Generic tablets	Approved for type 2 diabetes; use for aging is off-label	[1] [17]
NAD+, glutathione	Compounded injections, sprays and patches	Not FDA-approved; NAD and glutathione are in FDA's 503A Category 1	[1] [19]
Semaglutide and tirzepatide	Compounded injections, including microdose plans	Not FDA-approved	[12] [22]
Wegovy, Wegovy pill, Zepbound	Brand drugs	FDA-approved; filled by the maker's pharmacy channels	[1] [7]
Estradiol, progesterone, DHEA	Compounded women's hormones	Not FDA-approved as compounded	[13]
Sermorelin	Compounded injection or nasal spray	Not approved; not on any 503A category list; legal status for compounding not confirmed	[11] [19] [20]
PT-141 (bremelanotide), GHK-Cu cream	Compounded injection and topical cream	Compounded PT-141 is not FDA-approved; bremelanotide is approved only as Vyleesi, for one use in premenopausal women. Topical GHK-Cu is in Category 1	[11] [19] [28]

Does AgelessRx sell testosterone or enclomiphene?

No. Testosterone, TRT and enclomiphene do not appear on its 45-item treatments page ^[1], and its women's hormone program covers estradiol, progesterone and DHEA only ^[13]. AgelessRx is not a TRT option. For testosterone, compare programs on our online TRT page or read the Hone Health review. If you want a pill that raises your own testosterone, see our enclomiphene guide.

Peptides: what it sells and what it does not

AgelessRx sells four peptide products: sermorelin injection from $99 a month, sermorelin nasal spray from $149, PT-141 injection from $149 and GHK-Cu copper peptide cream from $99 ^[11]. It lists BPC-157, TB-500, MOTS-c, KPV and a BPC-157 plus TB-500 blend but says "They aren't currently offered due to FDA regulations" ^[11]. Those peptides cannot be legally compounded today; see our BPC-157 page.

Under our rules, selling a peptide that is not approved and not in FDA's 503A Category 1 is an Avoid trigger. Topical GHK-Cu is in Category 1 ^[19], and PT-141 (bremelanotide) is the active ingredient of Vyleesi, an FDA-approved drug ^[28], so neither is a trigger. Compounded PT-141 is still not FDA-approved, and Vyleesi is approved only for premenopausal women with low sexual desire ^[28]; see our PT-141 page. Sermorelin is the open question. It is on none of FDA's 503A lists ^[19]. It was the ingredient in Geref, whose approval FDA withdrew in 2009 at the maker's request, and in 2013 FDA said Geref was not withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons ^[20]. We found no FDA statement on whether pharmacies may compound it, so we list its status as not confirmed and do not count it as a trigger. That matches how we rate every other sermorelin seller. More on our sermorelin page.

Pharmacy, clinicians and states

• Pharmacy. Not named. The FAQ says prescriptions are filled by "US-licensed partner pharmacies, which are PCAB and NABP accredited" ^[7]. Wegovy goes through NovoCare or Amazon Pharmacy and Zepbound through LillyDirect ^[7].
• Clinicians. AgelessRx names Jenell Decker, MD, as medical director, plus two other physicians ^[14]. Its terms say care comes from "one or more medical groups" without naming them ^[8].
• States. "We currently service every US state, but certain treatments may not be available in all states" ^[7].
• Disputes. The terms require individual binding arbitration in Ann Arbor, with a 30-day window to opt out by mail ^[8].

FDA, BBB and complaint record

FDA. We found no warning letter to AgelessRx in an fda.gov search ^[2] or in a compilation of 163 telehealth and compounding letters through Sept 30 2026 ^[3]. A Mar 1 2021 warning letter went to Ageless Global, LLC of Salt Lake City over COVID-19 claims for its sprays and supplements; that is a different company with different websites ^[15]. AgelessRx is not in our FDA warning letter tracker.

BBB. BBB grades AgelessRx, Inc. A+ and lists it as not accredited, in business since Oct 11 2019 ^[4]. The profile names no factors that lowered the grade ^[4]. Its complaint page shows 12 complaints in the last 3 years and 5 in the last 12 months, all 12 marked answered, with no Pattern of Complaints alert ^[5]. Complaints cover service (5), product (4), sales and advertising (2) and delivery (1) ^[5]. BBB customer reviews average 1.67 out of 5 from 12 reviews ^[6]. Under our rating rules, a grade alone never sets a verdict, but we always show it.

Trustpilot. AgelessRx holds 4.4 from 2,577 reviews ^[21]. Recent low ratings describe slow replies, an automated phone line, medicine that arrived warm and a bottle with missing capsules ^[21].

Regulators and LegitScript. We found no state board, regulator or court action against AgelessRx in searches on Oct 25 2026. We could not read LegitScript's lookup for its website.

Who AgelessRx fits, and who should look elsewhere

• Fits you if you and a prescriber want to try an off-label longevity drug such as LDN, rapamycin or metformin, and a low posted monthly price matters ^[1].
• Fits you if you want compounded microdose semaglutide or microdose tirzepatide and accept that those are not FDA-approved ^{[12] [22]}.
• Look elsewhere if you need testosterone or enclomiphene; AgelessRx sells neither ^[1].
• Look elsewhere if you want to know the pharmacy before you pay; AgelessRx does not name it ^[7].
• Look elsewhere if you want insurance billing; AgelessRx does not accept insurance ^[7].

Alternatives to AgelessRx

Other online LDN prescribers (Clean)

1. RRTHM

   Clean

   Good fit for: LDN for long COVID or ME/CFS with a posted per-request fee

   Price$49 safety assessment plus $55 pharmacy cost for a 90-day LDN supply, about $104 before shipping and tax (Oct 25 2026) ^[23]

   What you get

   Telehealth for long COVID, ME/CFS, POTS and related conditions ^[23]

   FDA record

   None found ^{[2] [3]}

   BBB

   No BBB profile found

   Note

   Medications offered in 14 states; names Infuserve America for compounded orders ^[24]

   Visit RTHMon the RTHM website

Read the RTHM review. Superpower also prescribes LDN to members but posts no LDN price. For labs and other longevity care, start with our longevity guide or the NAD+ injection cost page.

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