Cost & what to expect
What it costs,
and when.
Vitrex sells nothing, so there is no price list here. What we can do is explain exactly where costs arise, which are free, and what to ask before you commit to anything.
Every page, guide and quiz. No account needed.
About 10 minutes. Reviewed by a licensed provider at Doctor G Medical at no charge.
You hear back whether a treatment conversation is appropriate. Not everyone is approved.
If a provider recommends care, Doctor G Medical quotes it in writing before anything is charged.
Where money actually changes hands
Four stages. The first three are free. You decide whether the fourth happens.
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$0
Learn
Read the peptide pages, pathways and FAQ. Take the quiz if it helps you frame questions.
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$0
Intake
You leave Vitrex for Doctor G Medical's secure portal, create a login and complete a confidential health questionnaire.
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$0
Review
A licensed provider reviews your intake and decides whether a conversation is appropriate. If your state or history rules it out, they say so.
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Written quote
Care, if recommended
Only if a provider recommends it: consultation, any compounded medication from a licensed pharmacy, follow-ups and shipping — quoted before you pay.
What moves the price
- Which peptide, if any, a provider considers appropriate — compounding costs differ widely.
- How long a course runs and how many follow-up visits it includes.
- Whether lab work is required before or during care.
- The pharmacy that fills the prescription and its shipping.
- Your state — some jurisdictions restrict certain peptides, and a provider will not proceed where they cannot lawfully help you.
Market context (not a Doctor G Medical price)
Across the U.S. telehealth market, physician-supervised peptide programs are commonly advertised in a broad monthly range, with the peptide itself, follow-up cadence and pharmacy driving the difference.
Roughly $150 – $500+ per month is the range you will see quoted publicly.
Published by third parties and shown only so you can judge a quote. It is not an offer, an estimate, or a statement about what Doctor G Medical charges.
Insurance
Peptide therapy is generally not covered by insurance because most peptides are not FDA-approved for these uses. Plan on paying directly. Some HSA/FSA plans reimburse physician consultations; check with your administrator.
What you will never be charged for
Reading Vitrex, taking the quiz, completing the intake, or being told no. If you are ever asked to pay before a provider has reviewed you and quoted care in writing, stop and contact us.
Frequently asked questions
Is the intake really free?
Yes. Completing the questionnaire and having it reviewed by a licensed provider costs nothing, and there is no obligation afterward.
When would I first be asked to pay?
Only after a provider has reviewed your intake, recommended care, and sent a written quote. You can decline at that point.
Does Vitrex take a cut or sell anything?
No. Vitrex has no checkout, no products and no prices. Care, if any, is provided and billed independently by Doctor G Medical.
Can I get a price before doing the intake?
No provider can quote responsibly without knowing your history — that is what the intake is for. The market range above is the honest way to set expectations beforehand.
What if I'm not approved?
Then nothing is charged and you are told why in plain language. A review that never says no is not a review.
Next step
Free to learn, free to ask, and a written quote before anything else. Start when you are ready.
Free · about 10 minutes · reviewed by a licensed physician
General education · Not medical advice · Provider approval required