Provider review, September 2026
Green Cap Health prices its NAD+ and sermorelin injections by the month and puts the prepay totals on the same line, which is more than most of this roster does. It also publishes two different monthly prices for the same copper-peptide foam on two of its own pages, and neither one is corrected.
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Its pricing page gives the NAD+ injection and the sermorelin injection each a per-month figure, with three-month and six-month prepay totals printed beside them.
That means a reader can see what the commitment costs without reconstructing it from a discount percentage.
Both compounds are priced on their own rather than folded into one longevity floor.
Its pricing page prints one monthly figure for the copper peptide renewal foam; its hair-regrowth category page and the product page itself print a higher one for the same foam.
Same seller, same product, same day, and nothing on either page acknowledges the other.
Both are recorded here and the conflict is left unresolved, because both figures are the seller's own and neither corrects the other.
The site says its pharmacy and providers are licensed in the state of Texas.
That sentence says where its people hold licences, which is not the same sentence as where it can ship.
No state list is credited here, and no coverage claim is filed from that line.
In its own words: "Active ingredients are sourced exclusively from FDA-registered facilities. Compounded products are not FDA-approved, but the raw materials meet the same purity standards used in commercial manufacturing."
On testing it says it requires pharmacy partners to run independent third-party testing on every batch, that the lab reports come to it and that it reviews them. No certificate is published or reachable, so that is a claim rather than evidence.
Its "Monthly Lab Reports Included" line is about batch reports, not the buyer's blood work, so nothing here means labs are part of the fee.
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 VitalityUnresolved. The pricing page prints one monthly figure and the category and product pages print a higher one for the same foam. Both are the seller's, and neither page corrects the other.
For the NAD+ and sermorelin injections, yes — both are stated per month, with three-month and six-month prepay totals beside them.
The site does not say. It names Texas as where its pharmacy and providers hold licences, which is a licensure statement rather than a shipping list.
The seller says it requires third-party batch testing from its pharmacy partners and reviews the reports. No certificate is published, so it is a testing claim, not a document you can read.
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