Provider review, September 2026
A named physician practice with a dedicated peptide pricing page, a street address and a stated unit on every line — and a consumer retail arm it links from the same site.
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Most sellers with published peptide prices on this roster are telehealth brands. This is an endocrinology practice with a physical address, and it publishes a page whose only job is peptide pricing.
Each line names its unit: the coenzyme is priced per treatment, the two peptides per vial. Each is a starting figure rather than a rate, and none carries a vial size, so the numbers are floors rather than comparables.
The operating company is named in the sentence that describes who runs the site, not in a footer tail, and its street address and contact route appear in the same document.
"Starting at" carries a lot of weight on this page. Neither peptide vial has a strength beside it and the coenzyme treatment has no course length, so nothing here can be converted into a monthly cost or a per-milligram cost.
That is a smaller failure than publishing nothing, and a larger one than the sellers on this roster who print the milligrams. It puts this practice in the middle of the field: transparent about the unit, silent about the quantity.
A fourth compound is priced on the same page at a per-vial figure; this site does not compare it, and it is recorded here only so a reader knows the page is longer than the three rows this row carries.
The practice links a consumer shop from its own site and promotes it on a social account under the same identity. That is a commercial relationship a reader should be told about, and it sits alongside the clinical pages rather than behind them.
No dispensing pharmacy is named and no state coverage is published. The only PDFs linked from either page are patient intake and records-release forms, not testing documents.
No certificate of analysis is claimed anywhere, which is at least consistent: this seller does not assert testing it cannot show.
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 VitalityNo. The coenzyme is priced per treatment and the two peptides per vial, and every figure is a starting figure.
No. Neither per-vial figure carries a strength, so a per-milligram comparison is not possible from the page.
Yes, in the sentence that says who operates the site, with a street address in the same document.
No. No certificate is claimed and none is published, which makes the disclosure consistent even if it is thin.
Yes. It links a consumer retail shop from its own site and promotes it under the same identity.
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