Source-based provider review
Pallas Health review: NAD+, sermorelin and plan terms.
Pallas Health offers clinician-prescribed compounded NAD+ and sermorelin injections through separate online programs.
NAD+ is a coenzyme; sermorelin is a synthetic analog of growth hormone-releasing hormone. Neither program is FDA-approved, and a prescription depends on a US-licensed clinician's assessment. Both product pages list $139 for the first month and $179 every four weeks afterward, charged only after a clinician prescribes.
Pallas includes clinical review, check-ins, care-team messaging and shipping. Confirm the supplied quantity and dispensing pharmacy before enrolling.
Prices at a glance · checked October 5, 2026
Who should take a closer look?
Worth examining if you want online clinician assessment, included messaging and shipping, and payment only after a prescription is issued.
What should give you pause?
The $139 offer is introductory. It renews at $179 every four weeks, while the $119 annual-plan figure is a monthly average without a published complete upfront total. Compare the selected plan total and prescribed quantity before committing; this review does not establish a cheaper or clinically superior option.
This is a review of public product and contract information, not a hands-on medical test. No paid ranking or patient testimonial. No active affiliate link appears in this review. Review method.
What does Pallas Health offer, and what does it cost?
Pallas NAD+
A coenzyme supplied as a compounded prescription injection. Pallas describes weekly subcutaneous use, with the dose personalized by the clinician. A biological role in cells does not establish that this program improves energy, focus or longevity.
Clinical review, check-ins, care-team messaging and shipping are included. No membership or platform fee. Eligibility and a prescription are not guaranteed.
See current Pallas NAD+ pricingNon-affiliate link to Pallas.
Pallas Sermorelin
A synthetic analog of growth hormone-releasing hormone, offered as a compounded prescription injection. Pallas describes eligibility for adults 18 to 55, subject to clinician assessment. It is not growth hormone replacement, and this review does not establish sleep, muscle or recovery benefits.
Clinical review, check-ins, care-team messaging and shipping are included. No membership or platform fee. Eligibility and a prescription are not guaranteed.
See current Pallas Sermorelin pricingNon-affiliate link to Pallas.
For purchases on or after September 8, 2026, Pallas's terms say a payment method is saved at checkout and nothing is charged until a clinician prescribes. The first-month charge is $139, followed by $179 every four weeks on the continuing plan. Confirm the first renewal date, any longer-plan total, supplied quantity and laboratory or add-on charges in writing. Private pay only; Pallas does not accept insurance.
Program and policy sources checked October 5, 2026. Confirm the complete annual-plan charge, supplied quantity and full prescription details directly with Pallas.
Public-information score
How is Pallas Health's public information scored?
9/10
We score the information a shopper can reasonably check before enrolling: product, payments, care, pharmacy and cancellation. This is an editorial disclosure score, not a clinical-quality, safety or patient-outcome rating. Full credit means the disclosure meets our check; it does not mean the treatment is right for you.
Scope: NAD+ and Sermorelin offers covered in this review. Assessed ; underlying source review . Read the scoring rules.
Five scores and their sources
- Product detail2/2
Clear. NAD+ and sermorelin injections are identified; complete supplied quantities for the chosen offers are not established.
- Price and payment2/2
Clear. The selected four-week plans state the first charge, later four-week amount and payment only after prescribing, with care and shipping included. The optional annual plan and individualized add-ons are separate limitations.
NAD+ plan · Sermorelin plan · Terms, payment and cancellation
- Care process2/2
Clear. The program explains intake assessment, care-team messaging and check-ins. Naming a patient's assigned clinician before intake is not required for full process credit.
NAD+ plan · Sermorelin plan · Clinical and pharmacy disclosures
- Pharmacy disclosure2/2
Clear. Clinical disclosures name the pharmacy network and explain that assignment depends on medication, state and capacity. The individual dispenser and license still need confirmation.
- Cancellation and refunds1/2
Partial. The terms explain cancellation and refunds but define the service around GLP-1 care; confirm their exact scope for the longevity order.
NAD+ plan · Sermorelin plan · Terms, payment and cancellation
What does Pallas Health publish clearly?
- NAD+ and sermorelin have separate product and eligibility information.
- Clinical review, check-ins, care-team messaging and shipping are included without a membership or platform fee.
- Current purchases are charged only after a clinician prescribes.
- Clinical disclosures name the care network and possible dispensing pharmacies.
These are observable disclosures, not a certification of the provider.
Is Pallas Health legit, and which pharmacy is involved?
A binary “legit” badge would overstate this review. We verified the listed public offer and policies, not every professional license, shipment, laboratory claim or customer outcome. The clinical service, prescribing clinician, pharmacy and medication each deserve their own checks.
Clinical disclosures list Belmar, Strive, Epiq Scripts, Casa Pharma Rx, The Pharmacy Hub and Foothills. Pallas says pharmacy assignment depends on medication, state and capacity; a named network is not identification of your dispenser.
Pallas describes accepting patients in all 50 states and DC, subject to clinical assessment and fulfillment arrangements. Its sermorelin page specifies adults 18 to 55. Some states require a video visit. The clinical disclosures identify LionMD as the care network; that does not identify your assigned clinician. We have not independently audited every clinician or pharmacy license.
Is Pallas Health's treatment FDA-approved or guaranteed safe?
FDA approval applies to a particular drug product and indication, not to a provider's entire business. The compounded products discussed in this review are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review compounded drugs before marketing in the way it reviews approved medicines. FDA: risks of compounded drugs
Historical approval of Geref does not approve a current compounded sermorelin formulation for longevity. A published price or a named pharmacy is not a substitute for an individual clinical assessment. FDA: discontinued Geref determination (2013)
How do cancellation and refunds work at Pallas Health?
For current purchases, the terms say canceling before prescription avoids a charge. After prescription, the current cycle is generally final; canceling through the portal stops future charges rather than refunding that cycle. Legacy purchases have different language. The terms still define the service around GLP-1 care, so confirm the written policy attached to your NAD+ or sermorelin order. Do not assume a weight-loss satisfaction promise applies.
Ask for the next processing date and save the policy attached to your order. Ending a subscription and getting a refund are separate questions, especially once a prescription has reached the pharmacy.
What should I confirm before submitting an order?
- The complete annual-plan total and payment schedule if you choose the advertised $119 monthly average.
- Whether required labs or add-ons affect the final quote.
- Prescribed quantity and the pharmacy assigned to your medication and state.
- The cancellation and refund terms attached to your specific NAD+ or sermorelin order.
Use those questions to resolve gaps in the public record, not to choose a dose. Our payment explorer can show the financial schedule only when the published inputs support it.
Which original sources support this review?
The following official product and policy pages were checked on October 5, 2026. Public text may change, and checkout-specific conditions still need confirmation. If you find a mismatch, send a correction with the page and source.
These are products marketed in the longevity category, not established lifespan-extension treatments. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. This publication compares public information; a clinician must assess individual suitability. How we compare.
Which alternatives should I compare with Pallas Health?
Compare the same molecule and route before deciding a different headline is better value. Other NAD+ injection providers in our source audit are AgelessRx, Embody, Luvo Health, PeterMD, RNK Health, SHED, Sprout Health, System Labs, Wellorithm, Willow. Each still has its own fees, contract and clinical-assessment questions.
For sermorelin injections, compare AgelessRx, Embody, Luvo Health, PeterMD, RNK Health, System Labs, Wellorithm in the sermorelin provider guide and check the cheapest published sermorelin payments and renewal terms.