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Sermorelin, HGH, and TRT Target 3 Different Hormonal Problems — Find Which One Matches Yours
Sermorelin stimulates your pituitary to produce more growth hormone naturally — at $79/mo vs $800–1,200/mo for synthetic HGH. TRT targets a different pathway. NAD+ supports cellular energy. Answer 3 questions to see which fits your goals.
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Sermorelin stimulates my own GH. HGH injections cost 10x more. See your match:
Important: This tool provides educational guidance on anti-aging treatment categories. It is not medical advice. Sermorelin, HGH, and TRT are prescription medications that require physician evaluation. HGH is FDA-approved only for specific conditions — off-label anti-aging use carries risks. TRT requires confirmed low testosterone via blood work. Strut's physicians evaluate each case individually through telehealth consultation. NAD+ is a supplement and is not FDA-approved to treat any condition. Individual results vary.
Common Questions About Sermorelin & Anti-Aging Treatments
Is Sermorelin the same as HGH?
No. Sermorelin is a peptide that stimulates your pituitary gland to produce more of your own growth hormone. Synthetic HGH introduces external growth hormone. Sermorelin costs $79/month through Strut; synthetic HGH costs $800-$1,200/month. Sermorelin preserves your body's natural feedback loops.
Does Sermorelin require a prescription?
Yes — Sermorelin is a prescription peptide regulated as a compounded medication. Strut's telehealth physicians prescribe it after reviewing your health profile and symptoms online — no in-person visit or lab work required upfront. The physician consultation is included in the program cost, which starts at $79/month.
Can I take Sermorelin and TRT together?
Yes — Sermorelin and testosterone replacement therapy target entirely different hormonal pathways and are frequently combined in men's anti-aging protocols. Sermorelin stimulates natural growth hormone production via the pituitary; TRT directly replaces declining testosterone. A physician reviews your symptoms and health history to determine whether one or both are clinically appropriate for your situation.