Sermorelin

Sermorelin does not add growth hormone to your body. It helps signal your pituitary gland to support your body’s own growth hormone release.¹ Because growth hormone activity is naturally tied to overnight rhythms,² Sermorelin is often taken at night, with sleep and recovery goals in mind.

For some people, it may support recovery, sleep quality, and how they feel over time. A licensed provider guides the dose, timing, and follow-up. Sermorelin is not growth hormone, and it is not a sedative or sleep medication.

Sermorelin is not a shortcut around sleep, food, movement, or stress. It works best as part of a bigger recovery picture, including consistent sleep, enough protein, strength-based movement, hydration, alcohol moderation, and regular medical care. Your provider looks at your health history, medications, supplements, labs, and goals before deciding whether Sermorelin makes sense.

Adults a licensed provider determines are clinically appropriate after reviewing your health history. Sermorelin is not right for everyone — people who are pregnant or nursing, have an active or recent cancer diagnosis, or have certain medical conditions may not be candidates, which the provider screening checks.

Share your full health history during intake. If treatment is not right for you, there is nothing to pay.

Your monthly price includes provider review, prescription management when appropriate, medication, refill coordination, shipping, and ongoing support. Lab work, when required, may be billed separately unless otherwise stated.

• Online consultation From the comfort of your home, no in-person appointments needed.
• Your prescription A licensed provider reviews your answers and labs, then prescribes treatment if it is appropriate. If you're not suitable, there's nothing to pay.
• Your medication Raeliva includes the full cost of your medication in your monthly price.
• Shipping Your medication ships in discreet, temperature-appropriate packaging.
• Ongoing care and support Check-ins, dosing guidance, plain-language education, and refill coordination.

Sermorelin is typically a once-daily subcutaneous injection,¹ often taken at night, with a protocol your provider tailors to you. Raeliva’s clinical team coordinates refills and is available if you have questions about technique or timing.

Side effects are possible, and we will be straight about them. Some people report pain, redness, swelling, or irritation at the injection site. Less common effects may include flushing, headache, dizziness, sleepiness, itching, or restlessness. Your provider guides your dose and protocol, and you can message your provider anytime.