Nu Image Medical sells sermorelin, NAD+ and compounded GLP-1s by the month, names the pharmacy that fills its prescriptions, and prices everything on a multi-month supply.
A monthly figure tied to a supply length
Every price on the site reads “as low as”, and most carry a supply length beside them: sermorelin tablets and nasal spray at $169 a month on a 5-month supply, NAD+ injections at $99 a month on a 12-month supply, semaglutide and tirzepatide injections at $89 a month on a 6-month supply. The sermorelin injection shows the same $169 with no supply length. The site does not print what one month costs on its own.
Three ways to take sermorelin
Sermorelin comes as an injection, a rapid-dissolve tablet or a nasal spray, all at the same “as low as” figure. No strength is given for any of them; the provider sets it after the consultation.
Who fills the prescription
The terms say prescriptions are fulfilled through Absolute Pharmacy, LLC. Two physicians are named on the about page, Constance Tambakis-Odom, MD, and Fernando Mariz, MD, and both are active in the NPI Registry. The home page says the company has been a LegitScript Healthcare Merchant since 15 September 2021, and LegitScript’s public lookup lists nuimagemedical.com as certified, as a pharmacy and telemedicine site.
What happens to the money
The refund policy is short: “All Sales Final”. It says no returns or refunds are given, even for unused product, and that subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel.
