iThriveMD Review

What iThriveMD charges

• NAD+: $79 — the member add-on price, unlocked with any hormone or weight-loss plan; the page states no billing period
• NAD+: $249 — the price shown without membership; the page states no billing period
• Sermorelin: $79 — the member price; the page states no billing period and shows $249 without membership
• Glutathione: $49 — the member price; the page states no billing period and shows $129 without membership
• GHK-Cu: $59 — the member price for the topical cream; the page states no billing period and shows $149 without membership

iThriveMD also sells 4 compounds this site boards without publishing a price for them: BPC-157 (board ranks no provider), PT-141, Semax (board ranks no provider) and TB-500 (board ranks no provider).

Two prices, printed together

Every peptide on the homepage carries two figures: what it costs without a membership and what it costs with one. Both appear on the same line.

That is the right way to present a members' rate. A site that showed only the lower number would be describing a price most first-time readers cannot get.

Both figures are recorded here as separate rows, so neither is presented as the price.

The member rate is a door, not a discount

The page describes these as member add-ons unlocked with any hormone or weight-loss plan. The cheap peptide figure therefore sits behind a separate purchase whose cost is not part of it.

A reader comparing that figure to a standalone seller's monthly rate is not comparing like with like.

There is no field on this site's data model for a membership, and none is being invented. The condition lives in the qualifier beside each figure, where a reader can see it.

No billing period, and no way to prove an absence

None of the figures states a month, a course or a quantity. They are recorded as not monthly.

A control request to a deliberately meaningless address on this host returned a success code and a page identical to the homepage. That means a success code from this site proves nothing about whether a page exists.

So while no certificate of analysis was found, that finding is weaker here than on a host that returns a proper not-found response.

What it says about its own compounding

The site says it compounds 'under Section 503A in a USP <797>-compliant sterile cleanroom', which is more specific than most sellers here manage.

It states that compounded drugs have not been reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or effectiveness, and that results have not been independently verified.

It runs in-person clinics as well as telehealth and says member pricing is the same either way. No operating company, state list or individual pharmacy name is published.

How we verified this

• Read the homepage and recorded the member and non-member figure for each peptide as separate rows.
• Recorded the membership condition in the qualifier beside each figure rather than inventing a data field for it.
• Recorded every figure as carrying no billing period, because the site states none.
• Requested a deliberately meaningless address on the same host and recorded that it returned a success code and an identical page.
• Screened the brand against the live federal warning-letter table with a positive and a nonsense control in the same run.