Growth Hormone

Sermorelin

CategoryGrowth Hormone

Starting at$250 / month

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Growth Hormone

Work with the signal your body already knows.

Growth hormone is released by your body in pulses and plays a role in tissue maintenance, body composition and the processes involved in repair and recovery.

Sermorelin works upstream. As a growth hormone-releasing hormone analog, it signals the pituitary to release more of your own growth hormone rather than supplying growth hormone directly.

A clinician-guided approach to supporting the GH/IGF-1 axis as part of a broader longevity and performance plan.

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$250.00

1 month · per month

Prescription products require review by a licensed physician. After checkout you'll receive member portal access to complete your medical intake form. A physician reviews it and, if you qualify, your medication is dispensed. Dosing is determined by your provider during review.

Signal, don't replace.

Your hypothalamus normally sends GHRH to the pituitary as the signal to release growth hormone. Sermorelin mimics that signal, stimulating the pituitary and influencing the downstream GH/IGF-1 pathway. That pathway is involved in protein synthesis, tissue maintenance, muscle and fat metabolism, bone biology and other processes that become increasingly relevant to how we recover and maintain our physical resilience over time. The approach depends on your body's own pituitary response — working with the system rather than bypassing it.

At a glance

Nightly

Subcutaneous injection

GHRH analog

Signals your pituitary

Endogenous

Supports your own GH release

Clinician guided

Monitored over time

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A closer look

Growth hormone doesn't sit still.

GH is released in pulses, which means a single random growth hormone result rarely tells you much.

IGF-1 stays more stable in circulation and can provide a more useful window into the activity of the GH axis. Your provider may look at that alongside metabolic and endocrine markers to understand the broader picture.

Explore Labs

IGF-1

A more stable downstream marker of growth hormone activity and an important part of monitoring the GH/IGF-1 axis.

Glucose + Hemoglobin A1c

Provide insight into blood sugar regulation and broader metabolic health.

Comprehensive Metabolic Panel

Offers context around liver function, kidney function, electrolytes and glucose.

Thyroid

Fatigue, body-composition changes and changes in recovery can also overlap with thyroid dysfunction.

Additional Pituitary Hormones

May be evaluated when medical history or symptoms raise concern about broader pituitary function.

Formal GH Testing

When true adult growth hormone deficiency is suspected, your clinician may recommend specialized stimulation testing rather than relying on a random GH level alone.