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PeterMD review

The short answer: PeterMD sells generic metformin at $60 for a 30-day supply, plus a one-time consult fee if you're new. Its tirzepatide is billed quarterly and every sale is final.

By LongevityGLP1 desk, Publisher

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PeterMD by the numbers

From
$60/mo · starting dose, month to month
Prescribes
Metformin
Prescriber
Doesn't say how the visit works
Pharmacy
Named on its site
States
48 states
Healthspan Score
69 out of 100

Our take on PeterMD

PeterMD is a men's health clinic first, with testosterone, sexual health and hair loss alongside its weight-loss and "Live Longer" lines. For longevity buyers the clearest offer is metformin: a 500 mg generic prescription at $60 for a 30-day supply, with 60- and 90-day packs that cost less per month. New patients pay a one-time physician consultation fee on top, which the metformin page lists next to the price. Using metformin to slow aging is off-label; it is approved for type 2 diabetes, and PeterMD's own FAQ says some doctors prescribe it off-label. The metformin for longevity guide covers what the evidence shows.

Tirzepatide is sold as a quarterly plan: a lower first payment, then a per-month rate billed every three months, at a 60 mg supply. The page never says whether this tirzepatide is compounded or the brand-name drug. It calls it "Tirzepatide (AKA: Zepbound)" and its FAQ says tirzepatide is FDA-approved, which is true of Zepbound and not of a compounded version. Ask in writing which product you'll receive before you pay. The compounded tirzepatide guide explains why that difference matters.

There's also a "GLP1 + B12" program, compounded with B12 by licensed pharmacies, that never names which GLP-1 drug it contains. It's sold as packages with an estimated supply of eight to 12 weeks, and the per-month figures on the page don't line up with the package totals, so do the arithmetic yourself before buying. That product isn't offered in Alaska or Hawaii, on top of the two states every PeterMD product skips.

PeterMD's terms name two pharmacies with their addresses, Absolute Pharmacy in Lutz, Florida, and Partell Pharmacy in Las Vegas, and say prescriptions go electronically to a pharmacy of your choosing. Care comes from US-based healthcare providers, online or in person, and the about page promises unlimited free consultations. It doesn't name its physicians or a medical group, and the terms give no registered company name.

The refund policy is the strictest part. Every sale is final once the medication arrives, with no returns even if unopened; only damaged or defective items reported within 24 hours are replaced. Auto-renewing plans must be canceled by email at least 48 hours before the renewal date. No product is offered in Alabama or Idaho. Compare it with other metformin and rapamycin programs on the longevity prescription lineup, or see how to get metformin prescribed online.

What PeterMD costs

PeterMD: Metformin tablet prices
BillingReal monthly cost
Monthly$60/mo

Prices are taken from PeterMD's own site and current as of this update. Real monthly cost folds in required fees and turns four-week billing into calendar months; that's our math.

Other available treatments with a monthly total to confirm: Tirzepatide (injection).

On its site, with the drug not named: GLP-1 injection: $149/mo.

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What signing up looks like

  1. Choose a product and plan

    Pick metformin, tirzepatide or another treatment and a supply length on its product page, or start with an online assessment.

  2. Consult a licensed provider

    A US-based healthcare provider reviews your case online or in person. Metformin requires a physician consultation, with a fee for new patients.

  3. A pharmacy fills it

    Prescriptions go electronically to a pharmacy; the terms name Absolute Pharmacy and Partell Pharmacy and let you choose your own.

  4. Delivery and renewals

    Medication ships to your door. Auto-renewing plans bill at the interval shown at checkout until you cancel by email.

Who prescribes, and the pharmacy

US-based healthcare providers prescribe after an online or in-person consultation; PeterMD doesn't name its physicians or a medical group. Its terms list Absolute Pharmacy in Florida and Partell Pharmacy in Nevada, and say prescriptions can go to a pharmacy you choose.

Where PeterMD does well

  • Generic metformin is priced on a public page, with 60- and 90-day packs that lower the monthly cost.
  • Its terms name two dispensing pharmacies, with their addresses, and let you choose your own pharmacy.
  • The about page promises unlimited free consultations with its US-based providers.
  • One account covers metformin, weight loss, testosterone, sermorelin, NAD+ and its own lab panels.
  • FSA and HSA cards are accepted on every plan.

What to check first

  • New patients pay a one-time consultation fee on top of metformin. Add it to your first-month cost.
  • The tirzepatide page never says compounded or brand, yet calls it FDA-approved. Ask which product you'll get.
  • Every sale is final once medication arrives. Be sure of the plan before you check out.
  • Cancel auto-renewing plans by email at least 48 hours before renewal, or you'll pay for the next period.
  • No product ships to Alabama or Idaho, and GLP1 + B12 also skips Alaska and Hawaii. Check your state first.

It fits you if

You want generic metformin at a low printed price from a clinic that also handles testosterone, weight loss and lab testing in one place.

Look elsewhere if

You want a GLP-1 whose product type is stated plainly, refunds on unopened medication, or a program that names its physicians.

How PeterMD scored

on the longevity prescription lineup

69out of 100

  • Price29 of 35

    $60 a month at the starting dose, month to month, fees folded in. Full points at $40 or less, none at $160 or more.

  • Care5 of 25
    • Not shown: Who prescribes
    • Shown: A clinician reviews your intake
    • Not shown: Labs and who pays
    • Not shown: Follow-up schedule
    • Not shown: Dose changes at no new fee
  • Pharmacy20 of 25
    • Shown: Pharmacy named
    • Shown: Pharmacy state or type
    • Not shown: Brand or compounded is clear
    • Shown: No "FDA-approved" claim for a compounded drug
  • Clarity15 of 15
    • Shown: Price before the intake questions
    • Shown: Cancel and refund terms
    • Shown: States served

Also on these lineups: Metformin programs: 4 of 12

See the longevity prescription lineupHow the score works

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Questions about PeterMD

How much does metformin cost at PeterMD?
A 30-day supply of generic metformin 500 mg is $60, and the 60- and 90-day packs cost less per month. New patients also pay a one-time physician consultation fee.
Is PeterMD's tirzepatide compounded?
Its page doesn't say. It calls the product tirzepatide, also known as Zepbound, and says it's FDA-approved, but it's sold on a quarterly plan without a brand label. Ask PeterMD which product you'll receive.
Can I get a refund from PeterMD?
Generally no. Its policy says all sales are final once medication is received, even if unused. Damaged or defective items are replaced if you email a photo within 24 hours.
How do I cancel a PeterMD subscription?
Email support at least 48 hours before the renewal date. Cancellations sent later than that aren't accepted for the coming period.
Which states does PeterMD serve?
Every product page says it isn't available in Alabama or Idaho. Some products skip more states, such as GLP1 + B12 in Alaska and Hawaii.

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Where this review comes from

  • PeterMD metformin product page and FAQ
  • PeterMD tirzepatide and GLP1 + B12 product pages
  • PeterMD about page
  • PeterMD terms and conditions, pharmacy disclosure
  • PeterMD refund and auto-bill policy

Every fact here comes from PeterMD's own public pages. Partner fees aren't one of the four checks.