Stealth Health Review

What Stealth Health charges

• NAD+: $88/mo — from, per month, as prescribed by your clinician
• Glutathione: $93.50/mo — from, per month, as prescribed by your clinician
• Glutathione: $85/mo — from, per month — the second, cheaper glutathione formulation on the same menu
• Sermorelin: $114.93/mo — from, per month
• GHK-Cu: $105.31/mo — from, per month, for a combination topical that pairs GHK-Cu with zinc-thymulin

A month on every line

Every product page carries a figure followed by 'per month'. There is no page on this site where a reader has to guess what a number buys.

The figures are quoted to the cent rather than rounded to a marketing price, which reads like a real cost calculation rather than a chosen number.

The site also says no payment is taken upfront and that a patient pays only when a prescription is approved.

Two glutathiones, priced apart

The menu carries a general glutathione injectable and a second, specific formulation at a named concentration, at different monthly figures.

Pricing them separately is more informative than quoting one glutathione number, because they are not the same product. Six sellers on this roster carry more than one glutathione price row, and this is one of them.

The cheaper of the two is the named-concentration preparation, which is not the direction a reader would guess.

The GHK-Cu figure buys a combination

The copper-peptide product is a topical pairing GHK-Cu with a second active at a stated concentration, sold for hair.

The compound and its strength are named in the product title by the seller, so the attribution is theirs. It is still a combination, and that is recorded in the qualifier rather than filed as a plain copper-peptide price.

A reader comparing it to a single-ingredient GHK-Cu injectable is comparing two different things.

Coverage, company and testing

The site says shipping takes three to five business days 'across Canada and US'. That is a shipping claim spanning two countries and it is not recorded here as a United States coverage list.

The operating company is named in the terms and privacy policy, which makes it checkable.

No dispensing pharmacy is named, no certificate of analysis is reachable, and nothing in the live federal warning-letter table attaches to the company or the brand.

How we verified this

• Read each product page and recorded the figure with the monthly period stated beside it.
• Recorded the two glutathione formulations as separate rows rather than collapsing them into one price.
• Recorded the copper-peptide product as a combination topical in its qualifier rather than as a plain GHK-Cu price.
• Read the shipping claim in full and declined to record a two-country statement as a United States coverage list.
• Screened the company and the brand against the live federal warning-letter table with both controls firing in the same run.