Provider review, September 2026
Nouri names its compounding pharmacy, its trading name, its street address and its telephone number — a level of supply disclosure almost nothing else on this roster reaches — and prints the total charged for every plan cadence beside the per-month figure.
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Its own FAQ answers the pharmacy question with a company name, a trading name, the pharmacy category, a street address and a telephone number.
That is checkable against a state board register, which is the entire reason to ask a seller who fills its prescriptions.
The named pharmacy was screened against the federal warning-letter table alongside the brand itself, and carries none.
Three plan lengths are offered for each drug, and each one prints both the per-month figure and the amount actually charged for the term.
Only the one-month lane is billed monthly. The six-month and three-month lanes are single payments, and this record files them as what they are.
The six-month lane is the cheapest per month on both drugs, and the seller says the six-month programme is how the service is designed.
The page says there is no consultation fee, no dose surcharge, no add-on tier, and that nutrition planning, movement planning, messaging and expedited shipping are included.
It does not say lab work is included, so no lab credit is recorded here.
It says compounded therapies are not FDA-approved, in its own FAQ, and repeats it beneath the price table.
It says it is available in all fifty states, and adds that a video visit is required first in some of them without saying which.
It sells no tracked peptide other than the two weight-loss drugs.
No certificate of analysis is reachable. A meaningless address on this host returns a not-found response, so that is an absence.
Lavender Sky Health publishes a price for every peptide it sells against the specific pharmacy that would fill it — nine pharmacies named, quantity by quantity — and states plainly that none of those figures includes the consultation fee it prices separately.
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Visit Lavender Sky HealthIts FAQ names the company, its trading name, its 503A category, a street address and a telephone number. That is enough to look the facility up.
No. The cheapest per-month figure belongs to the six-month programme and is charged as one payment for the term. Only the one-month lane is billed monthly.
The page says no consultation fee, no dose surcharges and no add-on tiers, and lists what is included. It does not say lab work is included.
It says all fifty, with a video visit required first in some of them. It does not say which states those are.
Nouri is not a paid partner; this link may earn a commission if that changes. Full disclosure.