Eden is the stronger fit when a longer term produces the best monthly price and the buyer is comfortable with that commitment. Rebody Health is our pick when shorter commitments, named pharmacy partners, and route-specific package facts matter more. Eden's starting prices change by vial size and term, so the monthly headline must stay attached to the total plan.
Prices and public service details were checked August 23, 2026. Offers and availability can change.
At a glance
| Question | Competitor | Rebody Health |
|---|---|---|
| Care model | Consumer treatment telehealth | Product-specific telehealth |
| Term discounts | Three, six, or twelve-month examples | Monthly or product-specific cadence |
| NAD+ routes | Injection and nasal | Injection, nasal, sublingual |
| Sermorelin | Injection | Injection, nasal, troche |
| Shipping | Free expedited shipping stated | Included |
| Provider support | 24-hour support language | Provider messaging included |
The shortest honest verdict
These providers sell different amounts of diagnosis, monitoring, treatment, and convenience. The useful comparison keeps the service model beside the price.
Products, prices, and total commitment
Eden's detailed first-party page showed 500 mg NAD+ injection at $119 first, then $186 per month on a three-month term. A monthly option showed $173 first, then $196. Its 1,000 mg option showed $145 first, then $226 on three months, or $217 first, then $246 monthly.
Eden NAD+ nasal spray showed $112 first, then $127 on three months, or $120 first, then $135 monthly. Rebody showed $59.50 first month, then $119. Rebody had the lower cited nasal price.
Eden showed Sermorelin as low as $176 monthly on a six-month term, MIC+B12 at $96 on a twelve-month term, and glutathione at $87 first month on a three-month term. Rebody showed Sermorelin injection at $109.50 first, then $219, methylcobalamin B12 in a 60-day package, and glutathione at $74.50 first, then $149.
Eden can win the continuing monthly rate under a longer plan. Rebody can win the opening price and commitment flexibility. Compare the full cash obligation.
Provider review, labs, and fulfillment
Eden describes online provider support and free expedited shipping. Its consumer experience is built around selecting a treatment and term.
Rebody also uses a product-specific online visit. It names pharmacy partners and gives each route its own public package. The displayed price includes provider review, medication when prescribed, shipping, and messaging.
The biggest practical difference is term structure. Eden rewards commitment. Rebody makes more of the route and package visible before that decision.
Where the competitor wins
- Longer-term discounts
- Broad overlapping consumer treatment catalog
- Free expedited shipping stated
- Multiple NAD+ vial sizes
Where Rebody wins
- Lower cited NAD+ nasal price
- Three NAD+ and three Sermorelin routes
- Named pharmacy partners
- Shorter visible commitments on several products
Questions about Eden vs Rebody Health
Is Eden or Rebody cheaper for NAD+?
Rebody showed the lower nasal price. Injection value depends on delivered amount, route, and Eden term length.
Does Eden require a long-term plan?
Eden displayed monthly choices and lower rates under longer terms. Confirm the selected checkout commitment.
Does Eden offer Sermorelin?
Yes. A first-party offer showed injection pricing as low as $176 monthly on a six-month term.
Which provider has more NAD+ routes?
Rebody publicly offers injection, nasal spray, and sublingual tablets. Eden showed injection and nasal spray.
How we compared the providers
We checked first-party product, pricing, FAQ, and care pages on August 23, 2026. We compared the public cash price, required fees, term, package, labs, shipping, support, and pharmacy language. We did not use affiliate rankings or anonymous reviews to set the verdict.
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