New Sermorelin oral capsules are now available.
Explore SermorelinNeedle-free compounded peptide care
A capsule option, reviewed around you.
A provider-reviewed 500 mcg oral Sermorelin capsule supplied as a 30-day course when prescribed.
Prescription required · Provider approval required · Results vary
Understand the path
Clinical context.
Real-life rhythm.
Sermorelin is a synthetic 29-amino-acid growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) analog that acts through receptors in the anterior pituitary. Oral peptide delivery differs from subcutaneous injection because peptides can be degraded in the digestive tract and absorption may vary. The bioavailability, clinical effectiveness, and dosing equivalence of this finished compounded capsule have not been established by FDA review.
Needle-free format
A compounded oral capsule for patients prescribed this specific delivery format.
Variable absorption
Peptide absorption through the digestive tract may be limited and variable; oral and injectable formats should not be treated as equivalent.
Clinical monitoring
Eligibility, laboratory testing, dose, schedule, and follow-up are determined by the prescribing provider.
Published pricing
Know the range.
Final treatment, strength, supply, and price depend on provider approval. Published prices may change.
- 500 mcg / 30 capsules / 30 days$275
Consultation and discreet delivery included
Possible effects+
- Headache, flushing, dizziness, or nausea may occur
- Fluid retention or joint discomfort may occur
- Risks may differ by formulation and individual health history
- Unexpected or persistent symptoms should be reported promptly
Screening considerations+
- Relevant laboratory review, as provider directed
- History of active malignancy or pituitary lesions
- Diabetes, cardiovascular conditions, or other significant medical history
- Current prescriptions, supplements, and potential interactions
How does oral Sermorelin differ from an injection?+
The capsule avoids injections, but digestive enzymes can break down peptides and absorption may be more variable. Do not compare doses or switch formats unless directed by your prescriber.
Is oral Sermorelin FDA approved?+
No. This is a compounded capsule and is not reviewed or approved by the FDA as a finished drug product for safety, effectiveness, quality, bioavailability, or dosing equivalence.
How should I take the capsule?+
Use only the dose, timing, and administration instructions supplied by your prescriber and dispensing pharmacy. Do not substitute instructions intended for injectable Sermorelin.
Are labs required?+
Your provider determines the necessary baseline and follow-up testing, which may include IGF-1 and other clinically relevant laboratory work.
What results should I expect?+
Individual response varies. Changes in sleep, recovery, body composition, energy, metabolism, muscle, fat, skin, bone density, or other outcomes are not guaranteed.
How should the capsules be stored?+
Follow the dispensing pharmacy’s label. Storage conditions and beyond-use dates depend on the compounded formulation.
Compounded medications require a valid prescription and are not reviewed or approved by the FDA as finished drug products for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Body Forward coordinates care and does not manufacture medication.
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