Mondae identifies the pharmacy that fills an order, which few sellers here do. It then prints one identical set of three figures across sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione alike.
What Mondae charges
Sermorelin: $179/mo — the only figure on the page carrying a stated unit; two further figures, 600 and 537, are printed beside it under a plan-length selector whose default state the served page does not reveal. The identical triple appears on its NAD+ and glutathione pages too
NAD+: $179/mo — the same figure and the same two companion figures as its sermorelin and glutathione pages — recorded as read, not reconciled
Glutathione: $179/mo — the same figure and the same two companion figures as its sermorelin and NAD+ pages — recorded as read, not reconciled
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By Nora Castellan, Standards EditorUpdated September 2026
It names the pharmacy, and warns that pharmacies differ
The dispensing pharmacy is named on the product page itself, not buried in a policy document. That single disclosure lets a buyer look up the facility that will actually make and ship their vial.
The same page adds that the states an order can ship to depend on which pharmacy fills it. That is a real caution, and stating it is more useful than a silent gap.
Two corporate names appear in the terms of service: Mondae LLC and Bask Telehealth LLC. Both are recorded here, and the site does not explain which one a customer contracts with.
Three molecules, one set of figures
The sermorelin page, the NAD+ page and the glutathione page each print the same three figures under a plan-length selector. Three different compounds, three near-identical pages, one price set.
Nothing on any of those pages explains the coincidence. It could be a shared template that was never given per-product figures, or it could be genuine flat pricing. The pages do not resolve it, and neither does this review.
Only one of the three figures carries a unit at all. The other two are printed bare, with no period, no vial count and no supply length attached.
The plan selector hides which figure applies
A selector offers a one-month and a three-month plan. The page as served does not reveal which option is preselected, so a reader cannot tell which of the three figures is theirs.
That matters because the figures differ substantially from each other. Picking the wrong one from the page produces a badly wrong estimate in either direction.
What the seller claims, and what it leaves out
Mondae states in its own words that it charges no membership fee and that the price is the same at every dose. Both are claims a buyer can hold it to at checkout.
There is no list of served states published by Mondae itself, only the warning that pharmacy coverage varies. A buyer confirms availability during intake rather than before it.
Nothing describes lab work as included in the charge, and nothing in the federal warning-letter record attaches to this company.
Who it's for
Buyers who insist on knowing which pharmacy compounds and ships their order.
Readers who want at least one figure carrying a stated monthly period.
Anyone who values a written no-membership-fee and flat-dose-pricing commitment.
Shoppers comparing sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione from a single account.
Who should look elsewhere
Anyone who needs to know why three different compounds carry identical figures before paying.
Buyers who want every published figure to state what period it covers.
Readers who need to confirm state coverage before starting an intake.
Shoppers expecting bloodwork to be included in the quoted charge.
Strengths
Names the dispensing pharmacy on the product page and warns that coverage varies by pharmacy
States a per-month unit rather than leaving the period to be inferred
Says in its own words that it charges no membership fee and the same price at every dose
Names both its own company and the telehealth platform behind it
Trade-offs
Three different molecules carry an identical set of figures, which no page explains
Two of the three figures on each page carry no unit at all
The plan-length selector's default is not visible in the page as served
Publishes no state list of its own and describes no lab work as included
How we verified this
Read the sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione pages separately and compared the figures printed on each rather than assuming one page represented the others.
Recorded only the figure carrying a stated period, and kept the two unlabeled figures on record as printed rather than guessing what they cover.
Checked the plan-length selector for a visible default and recorded that the served page does not reveal one.
Read both corporate names out of the terms of service and recorded both, without deciding which is the contracting party.
Confirmed the named dispensing pharmacy and the pharmacy-dependent shipping warning on the product page itself.
A provider to compare Mondae 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.
No page explains it. The sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione pages carry an identical set of figures under the same selector. Ask before ordering, because the pages give no answer.
Which figure will I actually pay?
That depends on the plan length selected, and the page as served does not show which option is preselected. Confirm the plan and the figure together at checkout.
Is the pharmacy named?
Yes. The dispensing pharmacy is identified on the product page, which is unusual on this roster and lets a buyer research the facility directly.
Can I order from my state?
Mondae publishes no state list of its own. It says which states can be shipped to depends on the pharmacy filling the order, so the answer comes during intake.
Mondae is not a paid partner; this link may earn a commission if that changes. Full disclosure.