Provider review · September 2026

Joi + Blokes Review

Joi + Blokes names all seven pharmacies that may fill an order, with a street address for each. It names no operating company at all, and the menu stops at two of the compounds compared here.

What Joi + Blokes charges

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By Nora Castellan, Standards Editor

Seven pharmacies, named, with addresses

The terms of service list every pharmacy that may dispense an order and give a street address for each. Seven are named, alongside the laboratories that run the biomarker panels.

Nothing else in this comparison discloses at that level. Most sellers here stop at a phrase about a licensed compounding pharmacy, which leaves a buyer unable to check who filled anything.

That disclosure is the strongest reason to read this row. It does not tell a buyer which of the seven will fill their own order, but it narrows the field to a checkable list.

The prices are plain, and that is the point

Sermorelin and NAD+ each carry a single monthly figure on the storefront. There is no plan ladder, no prepayment tier and no introductory rate to decode.

Testosterone therapy, enclomiphene and hormone support are priced the same way, so a shopper reading one number can read the rest.

A GHK-Cu skin cream sits in the storefront navigation without a price on the shop pages. It is not recorded as a priced compound here, and no GHK-Cu figure for this seller appears anywhere on this site.

Two things a shopper should see before checkout

The storefront tells New York and New Jersey shoppers up front that their pricing differs because of local requirements, and asks them to confirm their location. Surfacing that at the top of the shop rather than at payment is worth crediting.

Biomarker panels are sold as separate products at their own prices. Lab work here is a stated purchase, not something folded into a monthly figure or quietly required.

The brand pairs a women's line and a men's line on one storefront, and the two share the same peptide pricing.

The gap: no company behind the brand

The terms of service open by saying that Joi and Blokes owns and operates joiandblokes.com. That confirms the domain belongs to the brand.

It never names a registered entity. The pages read here give a phone number and an email address and no corporate name, so there is no company for a buyer to look up.

That is a real asymmetry. This seller discloses its pharmacies better than anyone else compared here and discloses itself worse than most.

No state coverage list is published either, beyond the New York and New Jersey pricing notice.

Who it's for

  • Buyers who want to know which pharmacies can fill an order before placing one.
  • Anyone who prefers a flat monthly figure to a plan ladder with prepayment tiers.
  • Shoppers in New York or New Jersey who would rather see a pricing difference early than at checkout.
  • People who want lab panels priced as separate items rather than bundled invisibly.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone who wants to look up the company behind the brand, since no registered entity is named.
  • Buyers shopping a wider peptide protocol, because only two of the compounds compared here are sold.
  • Shoppers pricing the GHK-Cu cream, which appears in the navigation without a figure on the shop pages.
  • People expecting lab work inside the monthly price rather than billed alongside it.
  • Anyone who needs a published state coverage list.

Strengths

  • Names every pharmacy that may fill an order — seven of them — with a street address for each, in its own terms of service
  • Quotes sermorelin and NAD+ as flat monthly figures with no prepayment tier to decode
  • Warns New York and New Jersey shoppers up front that their pricing differs, rather than surfacing it at checkout
  • Sells biomarker panels separately, so lab work is a stated purchase rather than a hidden condition

Trade-offs

  • The storefront names no operating company, only the brand, so there is no registered entity a buyer can look up
  • Only two of the compounds compared on this site are sold; the peptide menu is narrow
  • A GHK-Cu skin cream appears in the navigation without a price on the shop pages
  • Lab panels are billed on top of the monthly figure rather than included in it

How we verified this

A provider to compare Joi + Blokes against

Trellis Vitality

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.

Read the full Trellis Vitality review

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Frequently asked questions

Which pharmacy fills my order?

The terms name seven that may, each with a street address, and do not say which one handles a given order. That is still more than any other seller compared here discloses.

Who owns Joi + Blokes?

The terms say Joi and Blokes owns and operates the site and name no registered company. There is no corporate entity published for a buyer to look up.

Why is the price different in New York and New Jersey?

The storefront says local requirements produce different pricing in those two states and asks shoppers there to confirm their location before seeing rates.

Are lab panels included?

No. Biomarker panels are sold as separate products with their own prices, so lab work is an added purchase rather than part of the monthly figure.

Does it sell GHK-Cu?

A GHK-Cu skin cream is listed in the storefront navigation. No price for it appears on the shop pages, so no figure for it is recorded on this site.

Joi + Blokes is not a paid partner; this link may earn a commission if that changes. Full disclosure.

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