Choose ConciergeMD if you want a broader concierge relationship or a one-time purchase. Choose Rebody for lower Sermorelin prices and a month-to-month GHK-Cu cream. Rebody's displayed price includes the clinical review and shipping. Check the minimum term before you compare subscription prices.
Prices and public service details were checked August 23, 2026. Offers and availability can change.
At a glance
| Question | Competitor | Rebody Health |
|---|---|---|
| Service | Broader concierge care | Online visit for one treatment |
| Sermorelin subscription | $299 monthly | $99 first month, then $198 |
| Sermorelin one month | $399 | Monthly injection available |
| GHK-Cu cream subscription | $199 monthly with stated three-month minimum | $214.99 regular monthly price |
| GHK-Cu one month | $299 | Monthly plan |
| Shipping | Home delivery described | Included |
Which costs less?
Rebody costs much less for Sermorelin on the prices checked. ConciergeMD shows a lower monthly price for GHK-Cu cream, but that price requires at least three months. Rebody sells its cream month to month.
Products, prices, and total commitment
ConciergeMD showed Sermorelin at $299 per month by subscription, $399 for one month, or $999 for three months. Rebody showed $99 for the first month, then $198 monthly. Across three months, Rebody's current public price pattern totals $495 before any later offer change. ConciergeMD's stated three-month package totals $999.
For GHK-Cu cream, ConciergeMD showed $199 per month by subscription and $299 for one month. The subscription page stated a three-month minimum. Rebody's 3% GHK-Cu cream showed a regular monthly price of $214.99. ConciergeMD costs $15.99 less per month, but requires a longer commitment. Rebody sells one month at a time and may show an introductory price on its live page.
The creams also need a formula check. Compare percentage, base, tube or pump amount, and added ingredients before treating them as exact substitutes.
Provider review, support, and fulfillment
ConciergeMD describes a virtual consultation, home delivery, self-administration, and subscription refills. Its pages estimate about one week for delivery and state that the patient receives a refund when clinical review declines treatment.
Rebody asks questions about the treatment you selected. Its displayed price includes the provider visit, prescribed medication, shipping, and messaging. The public pages accept HSA and FSA cards and allow pause or cancellation.
ConciergeMD offers a broader concierge relationship. Rebody makes it easier to see the price and start with one treatment.
Where the competitor wins
- One-time purchase option on selected treatments
- Broader concierge service
- Lower monthly GHK-Cu cream price before the minimum term is added
- Public multi-month purchase options
Where Rebody wins
- Lower public Sermorelin cost
- Monthly GHK-Cu option without the cited three-month minimum
- Sermorelin injection, nasal spray, and mini troche
- Uses licensed U.S. pharmacies and shows one treatment price
Questions about ConciergeMD vs Rebody Health
Does ConciergeMD require a subscription?
No. Selected pages showed one-time and multi-month choices. Some lower recurring prices carry subscription terms, including a stated three-month minimum for GHK-Cu cream.
How much is ConciergeMD Sermorelin?
The page checked showed $299 monthly by subscription, $399 for one month, and $999 for three months.
How much is ConciergeMD GHK-Cu cream?
The page checked showed $199 monthly by subscription and $299 for one month. Confirm the current minimum term and formula.
Do both providers deliver to the home?
Yes, when the provider prescribes and the product can be shipped to the patient's state.
How we compared the providers
We checked each company's product, pricing, FAQ, and care pages on August 23, 2026. We compared the price, shipment, days supplied, required fees, shipping, clinical support, and pharmacy information. We did not use anonymous reviews or affiliate rankings.
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Review the Rebody GHK-Cu cream package or compare injection, nasal spray, and troche Sermorelin.

