Rankings
Every provider ranking, in one place
Three ways in, depending on what you already know. Pick the compound if you have a prescription in mind, the budget view if price is the deciding factor, or the goal if you haven't chosen a drug yet.
Every price on every page below was read off the provider's own site on the date each row shows. The criteria that order a ranked board are printed on that board's own page.
By compound
Ranked on the criteria printed on each board — pharmacy disclosure first, price second.
- Tirzepatide Providers122 providersCompounded tirzepatide, ranked on named pharmacy and regulatory category first, price second.
- Semaglutide Providers120 providersCompounded semaglutide, same criteria — who names the pharmacy filling your vial.
- Sermorelin Providers68 providersThe growth-hormone-axis compound you can actually be prescribed, ranked on disclosure.
- NAD+ Providers47 providersInjectable, nasal and sublingual NAD+, with what each provider will and won't tell you.
- Glutathione Providers23 providersSold as a wellness formulation rather than an approved drug — the ranking says so.
- PT-141 Providers9 providersCompounded bremelanotide, against an approved product with a specific indication.
- GHK-Cu Providers8 providersCopper peptide, injectable and topical, under general compounding authority.
By budget
Sorted purely by what you actually pay each month. No editorial ranking involved.
- Cheapest TirzepatideEvery provider sorted by what a month-to-month buyer actually pays — cheapest first, no ranking criteria applied. Providers publishing no price sink rather than hide.
- Cheapest SemaglutideThe same price-first sort for compounded semaglutide, with the advertised figure set against the real monthly cost.
- Sermorelin CostWhat a month of sermorelin actually runs, once prepay tiers and stacked memberships are unwound.
- The Full Pricing IndexEvery provider, every compound, one table. Built for reading the data rather than shopping it.
By goal
For a reader who knows the outcome they want but not the compound.
- Weight-Loss Injections127 providersTirzepatide and semaglutide rosters merged, for a reader who hasn't chosen a molecule yet.
- Peptides for Weight LossSix compounds marketed for weight loss, split by what is FDA-approved and trial-proven — and what isn't.
- Peptides for Muscle GrowthEight compounds sold for muscle. None is approved and proven for it, and the page says why.
- Compare Every ProviderSearch and filter the whole roster at once — price, pharmacy, states, compounds sold.
How these rankings are built
Ranked boards weigh whether a provider names its compounding pharmacy and states a federal regulatory category before they weigh price — the full rule is printed on each board. Budget pages apply no editorial judgment at all: they sort on the real month-to-month cost and nothing else. Where we are paid, the row says so.