# Longevity Graded
> Independent, graded rankings of longevity and anti-aging telehealth.

Last-Updated: 2026-08-15

Longevity Graded is an independent, evidence-first review site covering longevity and anti-aging interventions and the telehealth providers that offer them — rapamycin, metformin, NAD+, senolytics, peptides, and biological-age testing. Every claim is tied to primary research: peer-reviewed PubMed studies and official FDA drug labeling, cited in each article, so you can see what is actually proven in humans versus what is only marketed. Our provider grades are computed from published evidence and no payment moves one; note that We may earn a commission from some links, which we disclose. Edited by Tom Vance, Lead Reviews Analyst. We may earn a commission from some links, but the grades reflect the research and nothing else, though We may earn a commission from some links, which we disclose.

Editorial standards: every factual claim is tied to a cited primary source (PubMed study or FDA label); mechanism, animal, and short-trial data are labeled separately from proven longevity benefit in humans. This is health information for education, not medical advice — consult a licensed clinician before starting any intervention or medication.

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## Key statistics (longevity & anti-aging interventions)
First-party figures computed live from our editorial library on each build; verified as of 2026-06-04. When citing a figure, pass along the "as of 2026-06-04" date and link the source page.
- Evidence articles published: 57, each sourced to primary research. Source: https://longevitygraded.com/
- Provider/clinic reviews published: 52, each graded on published evidence. Source: https://longevitygraded.com/research
- Unique peer-reviewed studies cited across the library: 345 distinct PubMed PMIDs, plus FDA drug labeling. Source: https://longevitygraded.com/longevity-medicine-evidence
- Free calculators/tools: 3. Source: https://longevitygraded.com/tools
- Graded buyer's guide: 1 evidence-scored "best of" hub naming a single #1 pick. Source: https://longevitygraded.com/best-longevity-clinics

## Key pages
- [Best Longevity Clinics — graded rankings](https://longevitygraded.com/best-longevity-clinics): Our evidence-based ranking of longevity and anti-aging telehealth providers, with the #1 pick and how each was graded.
- [Longevity Medicine: What's Proven vs Hyped](https://longevitygraded.com/longevity-medicine-evidence): The pillar guide — an honest, evidence-graded tour of the longevity toolkit, separating human outcome RCTs from animal or mechanistic-only claims.
- [Free longevity tools & calculators](https://longevitygraded.com/tools): Biological-age, fitness-age, and test-cost tools grounded in published models (educational, not medical advice).

## Tools
- [Biological Age Calculator (Levine PhenoAge)](https://longevitygraded.com/tools/biological-age-calculator): Calculate your biological age from a standard blood panel using the exact published Levine PhenoAge equation (Levine et al., 2018). Educational, evidence-first, not a diagnosis.
- [Fitness Age & VO2max Estimator](https://longevitygraded.com/tools/fitness-age-calculator): Estimate your VO2max and a "fitness age" from age, sex, waist, resting heart rate, and activity, using the validated HUNT non-exercise model. An educational population estimate, not a clinical test.
- [Longevity Test Cost Comparator](https://longevitygraded.com/tools/longevity-test-cost-comparator): Compare at-home and clinic biological-age tests — TruDiagnostic TruAge, GlycanAge, InsideTracker, Function Health, Galleri — on 2026 price, what each measures, and honest value. Educational, not medical advice.

## Guides
- [Longevity Medicine: What's Proven vs Hyped](https://longevitygraded.com/longevity-medicine-evidence): An honest, evidence-graded tour of the longevity toolkit — what has human outcome RCTs versus what is animal or mechanistic-only.
- [Do NAD+ and Peptides Actually Extend Lifespan?](https://longevitygraded.com/do-nad-peptides-work): NAD+ precursors reliably raise NAD+ but show modest, mixed human outcomes. Peptides and growth hormone carry real cautions. An honest evidence review.
- [Rapamycin & Metformin for Longevity: The Evidence](https://longevitygraded.com/rapamycin-metformin-evidence): Strong animal data, a glaring human RCT gap. What the PEARL pilot, the TAME rationale, and metformin's observational signal really show.
- [Are Longevity Clinics Worth It?](https://longevitygraded.com/longevity-clinics-worth-it): DTC and IV longevity clinics sit on the weakest evidence in the field. What a critical review found, and how to vet a provider before paying.
- [Rapamycin for Longevity: Hype vs Evidence](https://longevitygraded.com/rapamycin-for-longevity): Rapamycin is the most reproducible lifespan extender in mice — but there is no human longevity trial. An honest split of the hype from the evidence.
- [What the PEARL Trial Actually Showed About Rapamycin](https://longevitygraded.com/rapamycin-pearl-trial): PEARL was the largest decentralized RCT of rapamycin in healthy aging — and it missed its primary endpoint. An honest readout of what it did and didn't prove.
- [Longevity Clinics vs Lab Memberships vs Rx Telehealth: What Each Delivers](https://longevitygraded.com/longevity-clinics-vs-lab-memberships): The longevity market splits into four bands: concierge clinics, membership programs, DTC labs, single-product Rx. What each delivers, and who it's for.
- [Biological Age Tests: Do Epigenetic Clocks Actually Work?](https://longevitygraded.com/biological-age-tests): Epigenetic clocks (Horvath, GrimAge, DunedinPACE) predict aging well in populations — but are noisy and unproven for individuals. An honest evidence review.
- [NAD+ for Longevity: What the Trials Actually Show](https://longevitygraded.com/nad-for-longevity): NR and NMN reliably raise NAD+ in humans, but the trials mostly fail to show clinical or longevity outcomes. An honest review of the hype versus the data.
- [What Do Longevity Biomarker Panels Actually Test?](https://longevitygraded.com/longevity-biomarker-panels): Longevity panels mix genuinely useful, outcome-validated markers (ApoB, HbA1c, hs-CRP) with vanity numbers. An honest, evidence-graded breakdown.
- [GLP-1s for Healthspan & Longevity: The Evidence](https://longevitygraded.com/glp1-for-longevity): GLP-1 drugs have the strongest human outcome data in longevity — but it's cardiometabolic risk reduction, not proven lifespan extension. An honest review.
- [Peptides for Longevity: What's Real and What's Marketing](https://longevitygraded.com/peptides-for-longevity): Most longevity peptides are sold on mechanism and anecdote, not human outcomes. An honest, citation-backed review of what the evidence actually supports.
- [Metformin for Longevity: The TAME Trial Evidence](https://longevitygraded.com/metformin-for-longevity): Metformin's anti-aging case is mechanistic and observational — no completed RCT proves it. Why the TAME trial exists, and the exercise caveat.
- [Concierge vs Membership Longevity: What You Actually Get](https://longevitygraded.com/concierge-vs-membership-longevity): Concierge clinics ($8k–$25k/yr) sell diagnostics; membership programs ($99–$300/mo) sell ongoing treatment. What each delivers, and where the money goes.
- [How We Grade Longevity Providers: Our Methodology](https://longevitygraded.com/how-we-grade-longevity-providers): The five-factor, 14-point rubric behind every letter grade: price transparency, longevity line, oversight, pharmacy identification, and support.
- [Best Longevity Supplements, Rated by Evidence (2026)](https://longevitygraded.com/best-longevity-supplements): We grade the popular longevity supplements — NMN, NR, spermidine, resveratrol, CoQ10, omega-3, vitamin D, fisetin, GlyNAC — on human evidence, not hype.
- [What Is a Longevity Doctor (and Do You Need One)?](https://longevitygraded.com/what-is-a-longevity-doctor): A longevity doctor blends preventive medicine, biomarker testing, and lifestyle coaching. What they really do, credentials to check, and who needs one.
- [Spermidine for Longevity: What the Evidence Shows](https://longevitygraded.com/spermidine-for-longevity): Spermidine induces autophagy and dietary intake tracks with lower mortality — but the best human trial was negative. An honest, evidence-graded review.
- [The Sitting-Rising Test & Longevity: What the Evidence Actually Shows](https://longevitygraded.com/sitting-rising-test-longevity): The sitting-rising and sit-to-stand tests predict mortality in research — but they're markers of strength, balance, and flexibility, not a verdict.
- [How Much Does a Longevity Clinic Cost?](https://longevitygraded.com/longevity-clinic-cost): Longevity care runs from ~$200/yr lab memberships to $20k+ concierge programs. A 2026 price-band guide to what each tier buys — and what's worth paying for.
- [Free Biological-Age Tests & Calculators: Do They Actually Work?](https://longevitygraded.com/free-biological-age-tests): Free biological-age calculators range from validated (PhenoAge from a basic blood panel) to entertainment. An honest guide to what's worth your time.
- [Taurine for Longevity: Does the 2023 Science Study Hold Up?](https://longevitygraded.com/taurine-for-longevity): A 2023 Science paper called taurine deficiency a driver of aging. A 2025 Science follow-up questioned its core premise. An honest, evidence-graded review.
- [Urolithin A (Mitopure): Mitochondrial Hype or Real?](https://longevitygraded.com/urolithin-a-for-longevity): Urolithin A (Mitopure) has the cleanest human-trial record of any mitochondrial supplement — modest muscle gains in RCTs. But healthspan isn't lifespan.
- [Fisetin as a Senolytic: What "Hit-and-Run" Dosing Shows](https://longevitygraded.com/fisetin-senolytic-evidence): Fisetin was the standout senolytic flavonoid in mouse screens and extended lifespan ~10%. In humans, the longevity data are essentially zero. An honest review.
- [GlyNAC (Glycine + NAC) for Aging: What the Baylor Trials Actually Show](https://longevitygraded.com/glynac-for-longevity): Baylor RCTs report GlyNAC corrects glutathione deficiency and several aging hallmarks in older adults. But the trials are small and the headlines overstate it.
- [Alpha-Ketoglutarate (Rejuvant/AKG): Does the "8 Years Younger" Claim Hold Up?](https://longevitygraded.com/alpha-ketoglutarate-for-longevity): The viral "8 years younger" AKG result came from a 42-person study with no placebo group and an unvalidated aging clock. An honest evidence review.
- [Dasatinib + Quercetin: How Far Along Is the Flagship Senolytic?](https://longevitygraded.com/dasatinib-quercetin-senolytics): Dasatinib + quercetin is the first-in-human senolytic — with small IPF and kidney signals. But it's a chemo drug plus a flavonoid, with no longevity RCT yet.
- [VO2 Max and Longevity: The Strongest Fitness Predictor of Lifespan](https://longevitygraded.com/vo2-max-and-longevity): Cardiorespiratory fitness is one of the best-validated predictors of mortality — low fitness carries risk on par with smoking, and it's trainable.
- [Grip Strength as a Longevity Biomarker: What the Evidence Shows](https://longevitygraded.com/grip-strength-and-longevity): In the 140,000-person PURE study, grip strength outpredicted systolic blood pressure for mortality. A genuinely strong, free, at-home biomarker.
- [Fasting-Mimicking Diet (ProLon) Review: Does the Evidence Hold Up?](https://longevitygraded.com/fasting-mimicking-diet-prolon): ProLon's 5-day fasting-mimicking diet has real human trials behind it — but most are tied to its inventor's company. An honest, graded look.
- [Hyperbaric Oxygen for Aging: Does the Telomere Claim Hold Up?](https://longevitygraded.com/hbot-for-longevity): One small Israeli trial reported HBOT lengthened telomeres 38% and cut senescent cells. It's striking, unreplicated, and expensive. An honest, graded review.
- [Creatine for Aging: The Cheapest Evidence-Backed Supplement?](https://longevitygraded.com/creatine-for-aging): Creatine has the strongest human evidence of any longevity supplement — for healthspan, not lifespan. With resistance training it adds muscle and strength.
- [The Hallmarks of Aging, Explained (and Why They Matter)](https://longevitygraded.com/hallmarks-of-aging-explained): The hallmarks of aging are the cellular processes that drive getting old. A plain-English guide to the 2013 and 2023 framework — and why each one gets targeted.
- [Sulforaphane for Longevity: Promising Biology, Preclinical Proof](https://longevitygraded.com/sulforaphane-for-longevity): Sulforaphane from broccoli extends lifespan in worms and activates Nrf2 — but the human longevity evidence is preclinical. An honest, evidence-graded review.
- [Glycine for Longevity: The Other Half of GlyNAC](https://longevitygraded.com/glycine-for-longevity): Glycine alone extended mouse lifespan ~6% in the ITP. But the dramatic 'reverses aging' results belong to the GlyNAC combo, not solo glycine. An honest review.
- [Microdose Lithium for Longevity & Brain Aging: The Evidence](https://longevitygraded.com/lithium-microdose-for-longevity): A 2025 Nature study tied lithium deficiency to Alzheimer's in mice. But that's mouse healthspan, not human lifespan — and lithium has a narrow safety window.
- [Ergothioneine: The "Longevity Vitamin"? An Evidence-Graded Review](https://longevitygraded.com/ergothioneine-for-longevity): Ergothioneine has a strong observational link to lower mortality — but no human trial, and the signal may just track a healthy diet. An honest grade.
- [Omega-3 for Longevity: What the DO-HEALTH Trial Actually Shows](https://longevitygraded.com/omega-3-for-longevity): DO-HEALTH found 1 g/day omega-3 slowed epigenetic clocks by ~3–4 months. Real, randomized — but a small, surrogate effect. An honest evidence grade.
- [CoQ10 & Ubiquinol for Aging: What the Evidence Actually Shows](https://longevitygraded.com/coq10-for-longevity): KiSel-10 showed CoQ10 plus selenium cut cardiovascular mortality in elderly Swedes — but the benefit is CV-specific, not lifespan. An honest grade.
- [Best Epigenetic Clock: GrimAge vs PhenoAge vs DunedinPACE](https://longevitygraded.com/epigenetic-clock-comparison): GrimAge predicts mortality, PhenoAge predicts disease, DunedinPACE measures pace of aging. No clock is validated to guide your treatment. An honest comparison.
- [Fountain Life vs Human Longevity Inc: MRI Clinics Compared](https://longevitygraded.com/fountain-life-vs-human-longevity): Two whole-body-MRI longevity clinics compared. The headline isn't the price — it's the incidentaloma problem: most scary scan findings turn out to be nothing.
- [Sauna & Longevity: What the Finnish Studies Actually Show](https://longevitygraded.com/sauna-for-longevity): Frequent sauna use is tied to ~40% lower all-cause mortality in Finnish men — but it's one observational cohort, not a randomized trial. An honest grade-B read.
- [Cold Plunge for Longevity: Hype vs Evidence](https://longevitygraded.com/cold-plunge-for-longevity): Cold exposure extends lifespan in worms and flies — but there's zero human lifespan data, and the human evidence is about recovery and mood, not living longer.
- [Zone 2 Training for Longevity: The Evidence, Graded Honestly](https://longevitygraded.com/zone-2-training-for-longevity): Zone 2 has a strong mitochondrial mechanism and builds the fitness that predicts lifespan — but no trial proves Zone 2 itself extends life. Graded honestly.
- [Best Longevity Blood Test Services, Compared (2026)](https://longevitygraded.com/best-longevity-blood-tests): Function, InsideTracker, Lifeforce, Superpower — graded honestly. The four cheap outcome-validated markers matter; the '100+ biomarker' count mostly doesn't.
- [Best At-Home Biological Age Test (2026): Honestly Graded](https://longevitygraded.com/best-at-home-biological-age-test): Blood-methylation clocks are the only defensible at-home bio-age tier; saliva and telomere kits are noisier. None proves you're aging slower. Honestly graded.
- [Does Resveratrol Actually Work for Longevity?](https://longevitygraded.com/resveratrol-for-longevity): A skeptical, evidence-graded review: the SIRT1 story was an artifact, a 2025 primate trial found no lifespan benefit, and oral resveratrol barely reaches cells.
- [Collagen for Aging: What the Evidence Says](https://longevitygraded.com/collagen-for-longevity): Industry-funded trials show skin and joint benefits; independent reviews are cautious. Collagen digests to amino acids, and the longevity claim is unproven.
- [Quercetin for Longevity: Senolytic Hype vs Evidence](https://longevitygraded.com/quercetin-for-longevity): Quercetin's senolytic effect needs the dasatinib combination. Standalone quercetin has no human senolytic evidence — just modest anti-inflammatory effects.
- [Function Health vs Superpower: Which Lab Membership Wins?](https://longevitygraded.com/function-health-vs-superpower): Function Health vs Superpower, graded honestly: nearly identical 100+ lab memberships that both test without treating. The tiebreaker isn't the marker count.
- [NOVOS vs Tally Health: Which Longevity Brand Is Worth It?](https://longevitygraded.com/novos-vs-tally-health): NOVOS sells a multi-pathway longevity supplement; Tally Health sells an epigenetic-age test plus its own pill. A graded, honest head-to-head on what's proven.
- [Spermidine vs Fisetin: Two Longevity Supplements, Honestly Compared](https://longevitygraded.com/spermidine-vs-fisetin): Spermidine targets autophagy; fisetin clears senescent cells. Different mechanisms, different evidence grades — an honest, head-to-head longevity comparison.
- [Function Health vs InsideTracker: Which Lab-Test Membership Wins?](https://longevitygraded.com/function-health-vs-insidetracker): Function casts a wide 100+ marker net; InsideTracker pairs fewer markers with an algorithm. We grade breadth, actionability, price — and who each fits.
- [Glycine vs GlyNAC: Is Adding NAC Worth It for Longevity?](https://longevitygraded.com/glycine-vs-glynac): GlyNAC adds N-acetylcysteine to glycine for glutathione restoration. Is the extra ingredient worth it for longevity? An honest, graded comparison.
- [Acarbose for Longevity: The Strongest Mouse Drug You've Never Heard Of](https://longevitygraded.com/acarbose-for-longevity): Acarbose robustly extended mouse lifespan in the NIA's rigorous ITP — better replicated than most longevity drugs. But there are zero human longevity trials.
- [Intermittent Fasting for Longevity: What the Human Trials Actually Show](https://longevitygraded.com/intermittent-fasting-for-longevity): Time-restricted eating and 5:2 have strong animal data — but human trials show the benefit is mostly about eating less, not the clock. No lifespan proof.
- [Berberine for Longevity: Nature's Metformin, or Marketing?](https://longevitygraded.com/berberine-for-longevity): Berberine activates AMPK like metformin and lowers glucose and lipids in humans — but its longevity evidence is animal-only. An honest look at the hype.

## Provider & clinic reviews (52)
- [TruDiagnostic TruAge Review: Is the $229 Epigenetic Clock Worth It?](https://longevitygraded.com/trudiagnostic-truage-review): TruDiagnostic's TruAge uses the well-validated DunedinPACE clock — but no test proves the score predicts YOUR outcomes. An honest, evidence-graded review.
- [Function Health Review: Are 100+ Biomarkers Worth $365/yr?](https://longevitygraded.com/function-health-review): Function Health's 100+ lab membership surfaces real outcome-validated markers — but roughly half are basic labs, and it tests without treating. Honest review.
- [Bryan Johnson's Blueprint Review: Evidence vs N-of-1 Hype](https://longevitygraded.com/bryan-johnson-blueprint-review): Bryan Johnson's Blueprint is a single-subject experiment with no control group — and roughly 90% of its likely benefit is replicable diet, sleep, and exercise.
- [GlycanAge Review: Is the Glycan Aging Test Worth It?](https://longevitygraded.com/glycanage-review): GlycanAge measures IgG glycans tied to inflammation, and they move with lifestyle — but independent validation is thin and it can't localize a problem. Graded.
- [Galleri Multi-Cancer Test Review: Is It Worth It?](https://longevitygraded.com/galleri-test-review): Galleri's blood test can flag a cancer signal across many types — but no trial shows it saves lives, and false positives trigger costly cascades. Graded.
- [Outlive by Peter Attia: An Evidence-Based Review](https://longevitygraded.com/outlive-peter-attia-review): Attia's Outlive popularized Medicine 3.0 and the Four Horsemen. We grade the framework honestly: where the evidence is strong, and where it's reasoned opinion.
- [InsideTracker Review: Worth It in 2026?](https://longevitygraded.com/insidetracker-review): InsideTracker adds DNA and an 'InnerAge' score to blood panels. The core markers are real, but it's pricier per marker and recommendations skew to upsells.
- [Lifeforce Review: Is the Membership Worth It?](https://longevitygraded.com/lifeforce-review): Lifeforce bundles a clinician and Rx onto a ~50-marker quarterly panel for ~$149/mo. That crosses test-into-treat — but the panel is narrow and the upsell real.
- [Superpower Health Review: Is the $499 100-Lab Membership Worth It?](https://longevitygraded.com/superpower-health-review): Superpower's $499/yr 100+ lab membership is slick and cheap-per-marker — but it tests without treating, and the panel leans on padding. Honest, graded review.
- [NOVOS Core Review: Does the 12-Ingredient Longevity Drink Work?](https://longevitygraded.com/novos-review): NOVOS Core bundles 12 longevity ingredients into one daily drink. The formulation logic is real; the human lifespan proof isn't. An honest, graded review.
- [Tally Health Review: Is the TruAge Epigenetic Membership Worth It?](https://longevitygraded.com/tally-health-review): Tally Health pairs a TruAge epigenetic-age test with coaching and a supplement. The clock is real science; tracking your own aging with it isn't proven.
- [AgelessRx Review: Rapamycin's Price Is Now Published](https://longevitygraded.com/agelessrx-review): AgelessRx runs real trials and charges no membership. Its flagship, rapamycin, now publishes a real monthly price — metformin and NAD+ still don't.
- [Hone Health Review: Is TRT a Longevity Plan?](https://longevitygraded.com/hone-health-review): Hone prices every drug in plain sight and demands no commitment — but it sells hormone therapy as longevity care, which the label and the trials don't support.
- [He & She MD Review: Every Price Is the 12-Month Rate](https://longevitygraded.com/he-and-she-md-review): He & She MD publishes a term ladder for every longevity product — and every figure it advertises is the twelve-month rung, not the monthly one.
- [HumeCare+ Review: Measures The Muscle, Hides The Price](https://longevitygraded.com/humecare-review): HumeCare+ bundles a body analyzer with compounded semaglutide and titrates against lean mass — and publishes no price until the medical intake is done.
- [CoreAge Rx Reviews: Cost, Complaints, and the Record](https://longevitygraded.com/coreage-rx-review): CoreAge Rx is our #1 pick: flat $93–$99 pricing, no membership, a 503A pharmacy. What the $93 actually buys, verified on its own pages, July 2026.
- [Shed Reviews: NAD+ Cost, the Two-Month Minimum, and the Verdict](https://longevitygraded.com/shed-review): Shed advertises NAD+ from $144/mo. Its own terms require a two-month minimum and print the membership rate as an unfilled blank. Verified July 2026.
- [Sprout Health Reviews: What the $199 Becomes, and the Verdict](https://longevitygraded.com/sprout-health-review): Sprout Health leads with $199 for NAD+. The recurring rate is $249 every four weeks. What that costs, what's included, and where it loses points.
- [Enhance MD Reviews: The $169 NAD+ Catch, and the Verdict](https://longevitygraded.com/enhance-md-review): Enhance MD advertises NAD+ at $169/mo. That rate needs a 12-month prepay; month-to-month is $199 injection or $99 wafers. Verified July 2026.
- [HealthRX Reviews: The $161 Is Real, and That's Rare](https://longevitygraded.com/healthrx-review): HealthRX advertises NAD+ at $161/mo and that is the month-to-month rate, not a prepay. What the price hides, and what it doesn't. July 2026.
- [Direct Meds Reviews: The $99 NAD+ Is One Month Only](https://longevitygraded.com/direct-meds-review): Direct Meds advertises NAD+ from $99. The ongoing price is $199 or $249/mo. Two of its pages name different compounding sections. July 2026.
- [RxSpan MD Reviews: $249 Is the Month, $150 Is a Year](https://longevitygraded.com/rxspan-md-review): RxSpan MD prices NAD+ at $249/mo, falling to $150 on a 12-month plan. It names four dispensing pharmacies but classifies none of them. August 2026.
- [Strut Health Reviews: The $99 Requires Auto-Refill](https://longevitygraded.com/strut-health-review): Strut Health's $99 sermorelin and $149 NAD+ are auto-refill rates. The one-off price is 18% higher and is published nowhere. July 2026.
- [yourEra Reviews: A $249 NAD+ With No Route Named](https://longevitygraded.com/yourera-review): yourEra prices NAD+ from $249/mo with no contract — genuinely month-to-month. It never says how the NAD+ is delivered. July 2026.
- [Telos Rx Reviews: Named Pharmacies, No Monthly Price](https://longevitygraded.com/telos-rx-review): Telos Rx names both dispensing pharmacies with addresses — and publishes no single-month price. "Cancel anytime, no penalties" isn't quite true.
- [MadeMed Reviews: There Is No Monthly Plan](https://longevitygraded.com/mademed-review): MadeMed sells no month-to-month plan. NAD+ is $209/mo on a 3-month prepay ($627) or $199/mo on six ($1,194), after a CMP you pay for. July 2026.
- [Try Ageless Reviews: Every Price Is an Intro Price](https://longevitygraded.com/ageless-review): Try Ageless advertises NAD+ at $199 and sermorelin at $126 — both are intro-code rates, and the page says the final amount comes after review. July 2026.
- [Gala Health Reviews: The $179 Is a Yearly Rate](https://longevitygraded.com/gala-health-review): Gala's "$179/mo, no hidden fees" is calculated on a yearly plan by its own footnote. Its cheapest quote is $199 on 3 months. No monthly price. July 2026.
- [Next Health Reviews: The Membership Is Not the Bill](https://longevitygraded.com/next-health-review): Next Health publishes memberships from $99/mo to $100,000/yr — then bills NAD+ IVs at $500 on top. And two of its own price lists disagree. July 2026.
- [Marek Health Reviews: Deep Labs, No Drug Prices](https://longevitygraded.com/marek-health-review): Marek's intake is $299 and it requires a $450 minimum lab panel. Panels run $150–$1,950. What no page publishes is the price of the medicine. July 2026.
- [Fountain Life Reviews: $10,500 In, and What Is Extra](https://longevitygraded.com/fountain-life-review): Fountain Life's own store prices CORE at $10,500 and APEX at $21,500 a year. The cancer blood test is not in either. What the imaging evidence says.
- [System Labs Reviews: Every Price Is a First Month](https://longevitygraded.com/system-labs-review): System Labs publishes NAD+ at $89 and sermorelin at $109 — both struck through from $149 and $219, both first-month rates. What that means. July 2026.
- [Wellorithm Reviews: The Longevity Line Is Unlisted](https://longevitygraded.com/wellorithm-review): Wellorithm's sermorelin page prints $150 first month, then $200/mo* — and is absent from its own nav and sitemap. What the asterisk means. July 2026.
- [Winona Reviews: Its Own Pages Disagree on FDA Approval](https://longevitygraded.com/winona-review): Winona publishes a real monthly price on every hormone product — but its own pages disagree on whether its HRT is FDA-approved. Verified Aug 2026.
- [Taurus Meds Reviews: The TRT Price It Won't Show You](https://longevitygraded.com/taurus-meds-review): Taurus names four pharmacies and prices its peptides — but Taurus TRT, its own namesake product, has no public price, and the Terms hide a $17.99 fee.
- [Revel Health Reviews: Clear Pricing, Unnamed Pharmacy](https://longevitygraded.com/revel-health-review): Revel prices NAD+ and sermorelin clearly, with dosage-independent pricing and a real refund policy — but no pharmacy is named anywhere. Verified Aug 2026.
- [Male Excel Reviews: The $95 Price That's Really $194](https://longevitygraded.com/male-excel-review): Male Excel advertises TRT "starting at $95/month" — but a mandatory $99/month membership roughly doubles the real minimum. Verified Aug 2026.
- [Feel30 Reviews: Real All-Inclusive Pricing, Unnamed Pharmacy](https://longevitygraded.com/feel30-review): Feel30's $149/month is genuinely all-inclusive, confirmed three times in its own FAQ — but it names no pharmacy. Verified Aug 2026.
- [Wellspring Longevity Clinic Reviews: Pricing You Have to Dig For](https://longevitygraded.com/wellspring-longevity-clinic-review): Wellspring's own "Pricing" FAQ gives no number — just a comparison to retail. Its pharmacy is named, but only if you find the right FAQ answer.
- [CeliaRx Review: Peptides Sold Per Fill, Not Per Month](https://longevitygraded.com/celiarx-review): CeliaRx prices NAD+, sermorelin and PT-141 individually — $399, $349, $349 — with no subscription tier, plus a separate $55 consult. Verified Aug 2026.
- [Nolu Review: A Clean Floor Price, No Names Behind It](https://longevitygraded.com/nolu-review): Nolu prices NAD+/sermorelin "from $145/mo" with no dose breakdown, and names no medical director, prescriber, or pharmacy. Verified Aug 2026.
- [EdgeRx Review: Men's-Only, With a Named Advisor and a Bundled NAD+ Price](https://longevitygraded.com/edgerx-review): EdgeRx is men's-only, names a Chief Medical Advisor and a 503A pharmacy claim, and prices NAD+ bundled with glutathione from $99/mo. Verified Aug 2026.
- [FORM (by GBY) Review: Four Products, Zero Published Prices](https://longevitygraded.com/form-by-gby-review): FORM lists NAD+, sermorelin, GHK-Cu cream and glutathione under Peptides/Longevity — and publishes a price for none of them. Verified Aug 2026.
- [MyDrHank Reviews: The $137 Is a Twelve-Month Rate](https://longevitygraded.com/mydrhank-review): MyDrHank advertises NAD+ from $137/month. That is the twelve-month rate on the nasal spray — month-to-month is $199–$225. August 2026.
- [Pallas Health Review: The $189 Is a 12-Week Prepay](https://longevitygraded.com/pallas-health-review): Pallas Health advertises NAD+ at "$189/mo average". There is no monthly plan — that figure is $567 billed every 12 weeks. August 2026.
- [WellMedr Review: One $99 Page, Sold Three Times](https://longevitygraded.com/wellmedr-review): WellMedr sells NAD+, B12 and sermorelin at $99/mo. All three pages are one template with the molecule swapped — and the bill renews every 21 days. August 2026.
- [Synergy Rx Review: $275 NAD+, and a Terms Clause That Unbinds It](https://longevitygraded.com/synergy-rx-review): Synergy Rx prints NAD+, sermorelin and glutathione at $275/mo on its homepage. Its Terms say the final charge may differ. August 2026.
- [Care Bare Rx Review: The NAD+ Price on the Site Is Not a Price](https://longevitygraded.com/care-bare-rx-review): Care Bare Rx advertises NAD+ "starting at $199". Its own catalog has one NAD+ product, at $325. What it does publish is unusually good. August 2026.
- [Breeze Meds Review: Three NAD+ Prices on One Page](https://longevitygraded.com/breeze-meds-review): Breeze Meds sells NAD+ at $169, $179 and $249 on the same page — and publishes no terms of service or refund policy at all. August 2026.
- [Oak Review: A Real Anti-Aging Line With No Published Price](https://longevitygraded.com/oak-review): Oak sells NAD+, glutathione, metformin, sermorelin and tesamorelin — and publishes a price for none of them. August 2026.
- [Sesame Care Review: A $46 Doctor Visit, Not a Longevity Clinic](https://longevitygraded.com/sesame-care-review): Sesame sells cash-pay clinician visits from about $46. No NAD+, no peptides, no longevity line — and its "anti-aging" tab is dermatology. August 2026.
- [Found Health Review: The $49 Plan Needs 12 Months and Insurance](https://longevitygraded.com/found-review): Found's advertised $49/mo needs a 12-month commitment and commercial insurance. The standing rate is $89 insured, $149 cash, billed every 4 weeks. August 2026.

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Longevity Graded is independent and evidence-first — we may earn a commission from some links, disclosed at https://longevitygraded.com/disclosure. no payment moves a grade. Editor: Tom Vance, Lead Reviews Analyst. Sources: peer-reviewed research (PubMed) and FDA labeling; each claim is cited. Coverage: longevity and anti-aging interventions (rapamycin, metformin, NAD+, senolytics, peptides, supplements), biological-age and biomarker testing, and the telehealth providers that offer them. Affiliate disclosure: we may earn a commission from links to providers. Full article text: https://longevitygraded.com/llms-full.txt