02 · Longevity, Peptides & Anti-Aging
CoreAge Rx vs MadeMed
For NAD+, CoreAge Rx advertises the lower starting price: $93/month vs $179/month. Membership is included when billed separately; prices vary by dose and plan length.
Key differences
- NAD+: CoreAge Rx is lower at $93/month vs $179/month.
- Only CoreAge Rx lists Sermorelin in our data.
| Detail | CoreAge Rx | MadeMed |
|---|---|---|
| Sermorelin | From $99/month | Not published |
| NAD+ | From $93/month | From $179/month |
| Glutathione | Not published | Not published |
| Biomarker labs program | Not published | Not published |
| Lowest monthly (incl. membership) | $93 | $179 |
| Membership | Not published | Not published |
| LegitScript | Active LegitScript seal on site | Links to LegitScript, no seal found |
| Approval | Not published | Not published |
| Blood work required | Not published | Not published |
| Shipping | Free 2-day shipping (company press release) | Not published |
| Extra fees | Not published | Optional MadeMed Club membership reported at $149/year. |
| Data source | Checked on provider site (2026-11-10) | Checked on provider site (2026-11-10) |
Frequently asked questions
Is CoreAge Rx or MadeMed cheaper?
For NAD+, CoreAge Rx advertises the lower starting price: $93/month vs $179/month. Membership is included when billed separately; prices vary by dose and plan length.
Do CoreAge Rx and MadeMed require blood work?
CoreAge Rx: not published. MadeMed: not published.
How do you get approved at CoreAge Rx and MadeMed?
CoreAge Rx: not published. MadeMed: not published.
Sources
CoreAge Rx
- CoreAge Rx
- CoreAge Rx launches sermorelin and NAD+ therapies
- CoreAge Rx launches NAD+ nasal spray
- ⚠ "Starting at" prices; plan length not stated.
- ⚠ Partner terms (Katalys, Sep 14, 2026) list Louisiana and Mississippi as restricted states.
MadeMed
- MadeMed
- Newswire: MadeMed review 2026
- Newswire: MadeMed compounded GLP-1 pricing review
- ⚠ Medical services are provided by Xpedicare, LLC and its affiliated clinicians.
- ⚠ NAD+ injections are compounded, not FDA-approved finished drugs.