CoreAge Rx review

CoreAge publishes starting prices for sermorelin and NAD⁺ and names its operator and clinical network. The useful comparison stops short of a guaranteed total: confirm your plan, billing interval and any consultation fee. Its FAQ promises no auto-rebills and a full refund if declined, while its refund policy allows renewals, retained consultation fees and a 30-day refund cutoff. The privacy policy mentions Manifest Pharmacy as a records contact; that does not establish which pharmacy will dispense your prescription.

CoreAge Rx is a cash-pay telehealth platform operated by DSO Fine Shrimp LLC. Its menu includes compounded sermorelin, injectable and nasal NAD⁺, compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, prescription skincare and supplements, alongside hormone and sexual-health services.

The independently operated MD Integrations professional entities provide clinical care; CoreAge supplies technology and administrative coordination. CoreAge claims LegitScript certification; independent status is unconfirmed.

A health questionnaire goes to a clinician, with review expected in about 24 hours according to the FAQ. Some states require video or live chat. Eligibility and state coverage depend on the therapy and intake; the named physicians for four states are not a complete coverage list. Routine baseline testing is not specified, and the refund policy permits requests for labs or records.

The FAQ says consultation is usually included at no cost, but the policy permits a $50–$100 consultation fee once review begins.

Pharmacy names are supplied on request. The privacy policy mentions Manifest Pharmacy in a records-retention contact, without establishing prescription assignment. The FAQ disallows local dispensing, while the terms permit requesting another pharmacy before ordering; clarify that conflict before paying. The pharmacy-support answer lists weekday hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern.

Product pages advertise sermorelin starting at $99/month, injectable or nasal NAD⁺ at $93/month, semaglutide at $79/month and tirzepatide at $129/month. These are starting claims, not confirmed selected-plan totals or billing intervals; shared navigation still quotes semaglutide at $99. No membership fee and free delivery are advertised.

The FAQ says the card is charged when medication ships and the checkout price stays fixed regardless of dose, promises no auto-rebills and an automatic full refund if declined. The refund policy instead places payment before review, allows one-time and auto-renewing plans with cadence set at checkout, and retains an applicable $50–$100 consultation fee after review begins, including medical rejection.

Orders become final after approval and transmission to the pharmacy. All orders are nonrefundable after 30 calendar days, even without approval or shipment, except where law requires otherwise; missing labs or records do not extend that window. Cancel before renewal processing through the account or support to stop future charges.

The policy estimates 5–7 business days for completion and 2–3 business days in transit, with standard shipping included unless checkout says otherwise. Approved refunds generally take 5–10 business days. Unopened supplements have a separate conditional return window of 30 days after delivery.

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. A prescription requires a clinician to find treatment appropriate. Current product pages describe U.S. compounding but do not establish the dispensing pharmacy or its current 503A status. Confirm the dispensed sermorelin strength and prescribed regimen with your clinician. The FAQ says tirzepatide typically contains B12; any alternative depends on the clinician.

Product marketing does not establish clinical benefit: sermorelin has a growth-hormone-axis mechanism, but long-term wellness outcome evidence remains limited, and NAD⁺ marketing should not be treated as proof of energy or anti-aging benefits. Follow the prescribing clinician and dispensed label. Individual results vary.