Provider review, September 2026
BluefitMD's own sermorelin table prints two different per-month figures for the same six-month package, and only one of them divides into the total printed beside it. Three pages linked from every navigation return not-found, so no weight-loss price on this site is reachable at all.
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The six-month sermorelin package appears twice on one page, once in an upper block and once in a lower one, with the same total beside each.
The two blocks give different per-month figures, and the shared total divides evenly into only one of them.
Both are recorded here and neither is corrected, because the seller has not corrected them. What that leaves is a published table that contradicts itself, which is reason enough to read every other figure on the site twice.
The NAD+ page and the home page give one starting figure for the product; the energy-and-mood page gives a lower one for the same product.
Both readings are recorded. There is no note on either page acknowledging the other.
A floor that changes depending on which page a reader lands from is not a floor, and nothing on the site says which one a buyer would actually be charged.
The weight-loss page and both compounded weight-loss drug pages are linked from every navigation on the site and none of them resolves.
Each was re-probed with and without a trailing slash and on the alternate host before being recorded, because a single failed request proves very little.
So the only weight-loss figure the site offers is a floor covering both molecules at once behind a twelve-month commitment, which is not a price for either drug.
Each NAD+ tier prints its vial size, its milligram content and how many injections a week it expects, and the two strengths are sold as separate products rather than as one range.
The package ladder runs from one month to twelve with the total printed on each rung, so a reader can check the arithmetic — which is how the sermorelin problem surfaced.
It states a potency tolerance as a number and cites the sterility and endotoxin chapters by name. No certificate is reachable, so that remains a testing claim. Its own words are that it "does not manufacture or compound medications" and connects buyers to licensed pharmacies it does not name.
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 VitalityThe site does not say. Its six-month package is printed twice with two different per-month figures against one total, and only one of them divides into that total. The contradiction is unresolved.
Not at a price you can read. The three weight-loss pages linked from the navigation all return not-found, leaving only a floor that covers both molecules behind a twelve-month commitment.
That depends which of its pages you read. Two of them give one starting figure and a third gives a lower one for the same product, with no note reconciling them.
It states a potency tolerance and names the sterility and endotoxin chapters it works to. No certificate is reachable, so this is a claim about process rather than a result for your vial.
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