Strut Health
What Strut Health publishes about its prescribers, pharmacy, labs, states and pricing, read from struthealth.com on September 15, 2026. A listing is not an endorsement, and we do not verify licensure or quality of care.
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At a glance
| Prescriber | U.S.-licensed, board-certified physicians; phone or video only where the state requires it |
|---|---|
| Pharmacy model | Compounded by a U.S. pharmacy and shipped direct, typically within two business days |
| Labs | Not required to start |
| States | 49 states |
| Pricing | From $99 per monthas of September 15, 2026 Published on struthealth.com at check time: oral sermorelin $99/month, injectable sermorelin $119/month, compounded semaglutide $129/month, injectable tirzepatide $149/month, NAD+ 500 mg vial $149/month. Physician visits and shipping are included; final pricing is confirmed after the consultation. The FAQ states shipping to all states except Arkansas as of September 2024. |
| Website | struthealth.com |
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Compounds offered
As listed on the program's site and matched to our tracked compounds. Whether a prescriber will write for one depends on its regulatory status and on your state; each profile explains both.
- Semaglutide
- Tirzepatide
- Sermorelin
- NAD+
What Strut Health publishes
Strut Health is a direct-to-consumer telehealth pharmacy platform covering sexual health, testosterone, weight loss, hair, skin, menopause and a Peptides & Longevity category. Within the compounds tracked here it lists compounded semaglutide (injectable or oral lozenge), compounded tirzepatide (injectable or oral), sermorelin (injectable or oral lozenge) and injectable NAD+.
Intake is an online consultation reviewed by a U.S.-licensed, board-certified physician; the FAQ notes that some states do not require a phone call and that patients can message physicians through their account. Prescriptions are compounded by a U.S. pharmacy and ship directly, usually within two business days. No bloodwork is listed as a requirement.
Every product page prints a monthly price that includes the physician visits and shipping, with final pricing confirmed after the consultation. The FAQ states shipping to all states except Arkansas as of September 2024, with some medications unavailable in certain states.
Where it is strong
- Published monthly prices that include the visit and shipping.
- Oral (lozenge) formats for sermorelin, semaglutide and tirzepatide for readers who want to avoid injections.
- Subscriptions can be paused, delayed or cancelled per the FAQ.
Where it is limited
- Peptide menu is limited to sermorelin and NAD+ beyond the GLP-1s.
- Not available in Arkansas, and some medications are restricted in other states.
- Compounded products are described by the site as off-label and not FDA-approved.
Who it fits
- Readers who want a needle-free sermorelin or GLP-1 option.
- Price-first comparison shoppers, since every product page lists a monthly figure.
Frequently asked questions
Which peptides does Strut list?
Sermorelin (injectable or oral lozenge), NAD+ injections, compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide in injectable and oral forms.
How much does it cost?
As published on 2026-09-15: oral sermorelin $99/month, injectable sermorelin $119/month, semaglutide $129/month, injectable tirzepatide $149/month, NAD+ $149/month, with physician visits and shipping included.
Is bloodwork required?
The site lists no lab requirement; the intake is an online consultation reviewed by a physician.
Which states does Strut ship to?
All states except Arkansas as of September 2024, per the FAQ, with certain medications unavailable in some states.
Who prescribes?
U.S.-licensed, board-certified physicians. Some states require a phone consultation; others allow approval from the online intake.