Provider review, September 2026
AHBARx states a delivery cadence beside every figure, which almost nobody does, and sells two of its three tracked compounds only as six-month prepaid supplies. It also charges every six months while shipping every three.
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Each product page says how often the medication arrives as well as what it costs. The sermorelin page states a vial strength and says the vial is delivered monthly; the glutathione and NAD+ pages state a supply length and a delivery interval.
That is more information than a bare number, and it is the information a buyer actually needs to compare one seller against another.
The site also says services are available to patients located within all fifty states, which is a coverage claim in the seller's own words.
Glutathione and NAD+ are sold as six-month supplies charged every six months. Neither is available as a month.
Those figures are recorded as prepaid totals rather than divided into monthly rates. Dividing them would put a number on a board this seller never published, and a six-month commitment is a materially different product from a monthly one.
The sermorelin line is the exception: a vial, delivered monthly, priced monthly.
Both six-month products say the charge falls every six months and the medication is delivered every three. A buyer pays for the back half of the course before the front half has shipped.
That is stated plainly on the page, which is to the seller's credit. It is still a term worth reading twice before agreeing to it.
Nothing published explains what happens to the unshipped portion if a patient stops or is no longer eligible.
No corporate entity is published anywhere the site was read; the policies refer only to 'the Company'. The brand was screened against the live federal warning-letter table and nothing attaches, but no entity screen was possible.
The site says medications are sourced through 'U.S.-based, FDA-registered compounding pharmacies' without naming one.
No certificate of analysis is reachable for any of the three compounds.
Trellis Vitality frames its program around body-composition tracking rather than scale weight, pairing NAD+, glutathione and tesamorelin with at-home biomarker panels and a 90-day re-test, and names its dispensing pharmacy, VialsRX in Houston, by address.
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Visit Trellis VitalityNot from the pages published. Both NAD+ and glutathione are sold as six-month supplies charged every six months. Only sermorelin is priced and delivered monthly.
Every three months on the six-month plans, while the charge falls every six. The seller states both intervals on the same page.
It says services are available to patients located within all fifty states. That is the seller's own wording and it is the only coverage statement published.
None is published. The policies refer to 'the Company' without naming one, so there is nothing to look up before buying.
AHBARx is not a paid partner; this link may earn a commission if that changes. Full disclosure.