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Treatment pricing.

28 treatments, each charged every 4 weeks, 13 times a year.

Lab test prices

A licensed provider engaged by Arora Health (the Group) reviews whether a medication is appropriate for you after seeing your labs and history, and may decline. The Pep Club Inc. provides no clinical service and nothing is prescribed by asking.

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Every treatment and its price

Hormone care

Weight and metabolic

Energy and longevity

Hair and skin

Men's hormone

Women's hormone

Sexual health

Sign in to ask a clinician about any of them. Sending a request places a hold on your card for the price shown. A hold is not a charge. If the clinician approves, the charge is 4 weeks of medication, review included; if the clinician says no, it is only the review fee. Nothing ships unless the clinician approves.

Compounded medications are customized preparations made by state-licensed pharmacies, including 503A compounding pharmacies. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not review compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness or quality before they reach patients. A compounded preparation is not a generic version of, and is not the same as, any FDA-approved medication. It is prescribed only when a licensed provider decides it is appropriate for you.

All prices are in US dollars. Our Refund Policy, Shipping Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Treatments and lab panels.

Do lab panels include a treatment?

No. A lab panel covers the kit, the lab work and your results in your portal. A treatment is priced on its own, per 4 weeks, on this page.

Do I need a lab panel before a treatment?

Most treatments need no lab panel first. Hormone and thyroid treatments need recent labs before you can ask for them. Those open to request show "Lab panel first". After you sign in, each one shows which of our tests fits you. Results you upload from the last 90 days count too. A provider still reviews every request.

Not sure which one fits?

Ask a clinician about the one you are curious about. A licensed clinician reviews your request, and your physician decides the protocol from there.