Provider review, September 2026
Mojoon publishes its whole catalogue in Chinese for readers in the United States and prices five products by a 疗程 — a course of treatment — that it never defines in days. Two of those five figures are open-ended floors with no ceiling published anywhere on the site.
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Every figure on the site is priced per 疗程, a course of treatment, and no page says how many days a course runs.
Its two injectable weight-loss pages add 疗程按月计算 — "the course is billed monthly" — so those rows at least carry a period.
Its NAD+ page and its glutathione page say nothing at all about the period, so those two figures buy an amount of time the reader cannot work out from the page.
The NAD+ and glutathione prices are printed with a plus sign after them, and no upper bound appears anywhere on either page.
What is recorded here is the floor, with the seller's silence about a maximum recorded alongside it.
Every price on the site is also a discount struck through against a higher anchor figure, and both numbers are kept rather than only the one in bold.
It prints 全美49州执照医生团队+50州药房执照 — a licensed-physician team in forty-nine states plus pharmacy licences in fifty.
A count is not a list, and forty-nine is not fifty, so no fifty-state coverage claim is credited here.
No state list is published anywhere on the site, which means a reader cannot check their own state against anything.
Its NAD+ and glutathione product pages print 药物均来自FDA认证503B药房 — "medications all come from FDA-certified 503B pharmacies".
It publishes no compounding disclaimer of any kind, and no sentence anywhere saying that compounded medicines are not FDA-approved.
Both injectable weight-loss products are B12 blends by default, though each is named, dosed and priced as the single compound it is filed under.
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 VitalityThe site never says in days. Its two injectable weight-loss pages add 疗程按月计算 — "the course is billed monthly" — but the NAD+ and glutathione pages define no period at all.
No. Both are printed with a plus sign and neither page publishes a ceiling, so what is recorded here is a floor rather than a total.
It publishes two counts — a licensed-physician team in forty-nine states and pharmacy licences in fifty — and no list. Forty-nine is not fifty, so no fifty-state claim is credited here.
It calls itself the first Chinese-language telehealth platform in the United States and the first LegitScript-certified telehealth platform serving minorities, and it claims prices eighty to ninety per cent below traditional pharmacies. Those are its own words. A badge on a seller's own page proves nothing about who holds it, and no seal probe was run.
Mojoon is not a paid partner; this link may earn a commission if that changes. Full disclosure.