Vital Edge publishes a five-compound peptide price list that does not exist until you click a tab. Its home page paints three programme tabs and loads only the weight-loss one, so a reader who stops at the first screen concludes this seller has no peptide prices at all.
What Vital Edge charges
Sermorelin: $200/mo — per month, flat regardless of dose, with consultation and shipping included — the card prints "then $200/month"
NAD+: $250/mo — per month, flat regardless of dose, with consultation and shipping included — the card prints "then $250/month"
Glutathione: $180/mo — per month, flat regardless of dose, with consultation and shipping included — the card prints "then $180/month"
GHK-Cu: $249/mo — per month, flat regardless of dose, with consultation and shipping included — the card prints "then $249/month"; the card names no delivery format
PT-141: $249/mo — per month, flat regardless of dose, with consultation and shipping included — the card prints "then $249/month"
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By Nora Castellan, Standards EditorUpdated September 2026
The peptide prices are one click behind the first screen
The programme block offers Weight Loss, Men's Health and Peptides, and mounts Weight Loss by default.
Nothing about peptides — not a compound name, not a figure — appears anywhere in the page until the third tab is selected.
Every peptide figure recorded here was read after that click, in a rendered browser, from visible laid-out text.
Flat monthly, and it says what flat means
Each card prints a figure and then repeats it as a monthly charge underneath, so the unit is stated twice.
The tab's preamble is explicit about the scope: "Flat monthly fee, no upcharge based on dosage. Consultation, medication & shipping included."
It also publishes what happens when treatment is declined — a telehealth consultation fee applies if no medication is prescribed — which most sellers leave to the terms page.
A different phone number on every load
Four separate loads of the same site produced four different toll-free numbers in the header.
That is call-tracking rotation rather than a mistake, but it means the number a reader writes down is not the number the site will show them next time.
It also means a phone number cannot be used to check that two pages belong to the same operator.
What it does not publish
There is no state list and no fifty-state claim. What it publishes about coverage is a place and a scope: a home city in Tennessee, and virtual care nationwide.
No compounding pharmacy is named anywhere on the site.
Its GHK-Cu card names no delivery format, so a reader cannot tell from the card whether the figure buys an injection or a cream.
Who it's for
Buyers who want one flat monthly figure that does not climb as the dose climbs.
Readers who want consultation, medication and shipping covered by a single charge.
Shoppers comparing a peptide programme against a GLP-1 programme from the same seller.
Tennessee readers, since that is the only geography the site actually names.
Who should look elsewhere
Readers who need to know which states a seller can ship to.
Anyone who wants the dispensing pharmacy named.
Buyers who need the delivery format stated on the product card.
Shoppers who will not click through a tab to find a price.
Strengths
States that the monthly fee is flat regardless of dose, so titrating up does not raise the bill
Says the figure covers consultation, medication and shipping rather than medication alone
Publishes what happens if treatment is declined: "If medication isn't prescribed, the tele-health consult fee is $80"
Prices its GLP-1 line in the open too, brand and compounded side by side
Trade-offs
Nothing about peptides renders until a tab is clicked, so the peptide prices are invisible on arrival
A different toll-free number is served on each page load, so the contact number a reader notes down is not stable
Names no compounding pharmacy and publishes no service-state list
Its GHK-Cu card names no delivery format, so a reader cannot tell whether the figure buys an injection or a cream
How we verified this
Clicked the peptide tab in a rendered browser and read every figure from visible text, because none of them is present in the page as served.
Recorded each figure as a monthly charge only because the card repeats the unit in words beneath the number and the tab preamble states the scope.
Loaded the site four times and recorded that the toll-free number differed on every load.
Left the state field empty, because a home city and the word nationwide are not a coverage disclosure.
Requested two deliberately meaningless paths on this host in the same session; both answered with a success code, so the reading was judged on the rendered document, which carried a not-found heading and no programme grid.
Screened the brand against the live federal warning-letter table with a known-positive company and a nonsense string as controls in the same run; the single row returned belonged to an unrelated company matched on words in its letter.
A provider to compare Vital Edge 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.
They sit behind the third tab in the programme block on the home page. Nothing about peptides renders until that tab is clicked.
Does the price go up when my dose goes up?
The seller says no. Its own words are that the monthly fee is flat with no upcharge based on dosage, and that consultation, medication and shipping are included.
What if I am not prescribed anything?
The page states that a telehealth consultation fee applies in that case. That fee is not a medication price and is not recorded among the prices here.
Which states does it cover?
It does not say. It names a home city in Tennessee and describes its virtual care as nationwide, which is a scope rather than a list.
Vital Edge is not a paid partner; this link may earn a commission if that changes. Full disclosure.