Provider review, September 2026
Garcia Weight Loss publishes six different units for one compound on a single page — per infusion at two strengths, per injection, per vial, and two package sizes — which makes it the most itemised price list in this batch and the hardest to reduce to one number.
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The coenzyme page carries a pricing block that separates the intravenous route from the intramuscular one, gives two strengths of the infusion at two figures, prices a single injection, prices a vial for home use, and then adds two package sizes.
That is more granularity than any other seller on this roster offers for any compound. A reader can price an occasional in-clinic infusion, a course of them, a single injection or a month of self-administration, and the seller has priced each separately rather than averaging them.
It also means no single figure represents what this compound costs here. This site records the base infusion figure with its unit, and lists the other five in the qualifier so the shape of the tariff is visible on the row.
The page also prices a six-month package combining the coenzyme with the growth-hormone peptide, which is a seventh construction again.
The growth-hormone page gives one figure with the word monthly attached, and then a separate condition: a minimum number of months of therapy.
Stating the two separately is the right way round. A minimum term and a billing cycle are different facts, and sellers on this roster routinely collapse them into a single per-month figure that turns out to require a prepayment.
This site records the figure as a monthly rate, because the seller says monthly, and puts the minimum term into the qualifier.
That makes it directly comparable to other monthly figures here, with the commitment visible rather than hidden.
The privacy statement names a limited liability company trading under two different brand names, neither of which appears in its registered name.
A company search on either brand returns nothing about the operator. Only this one sentence connects them, and it is on a page most readers never open.
The terms page carries a different corporate name belonging to the practice-management software vendor. Read in its sentence it is a vendor, not an operator, and it is not recorded as one.
Screened by the registered name and by both brand names against the regulator's warning-letter index, nothing returns.
The infusion figures assume attendance at a clinic. The page names a phone number and a text number for booking and offers a free consultation.
The at-home vial is the exception and is priced separately, which lets a reader compare this seller's self-administration cost against a shipped subscription elsewhere on more equal terms than its infusion figures allow.
The page contains a spelling error in one of its own package labels, which is a small thing and a familiar one on price lists nobody proofreads.
No dispensing pharmacy is named, no certificate of analysis exists on the pages read, and no state coverage list is published.
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 VitalityThere is no single answer. The page prices two infusion strengths, a single injection, an at-home vial and two package sizes, each with its own unit.
Yes. The page states a monthly figure and, separately, a minimum number of months of therapy.
A limited liability company named in the privacy statement, trading under two brand names, neither of which appears in its registered name.
One of the six figures prices an intramuscular vial for home use, which is the row most comparable to a shipped subscription elsewhere.
No, and no named dispensing pharmacy or state coverage list either.
Garcia Weight Loss is not a paid partner; this link may earn a commission if that changes. Full disclosure.