Alternatives to Andrew Meds

Other clinics that sell what Andrew Meds sells, cheapest first once each price is brought to 30 days of supply, each read on the clinic's own site.

GHK-Cu

Andrew Meds: $79/mo (supply not stated, counted as 4 weeks: ≈ $85 per 30 days). All 97 clinics' prices

  1. EverlifeGHK-Cu cream (150mg)from $55/moGo
  2. CLYR HealthGHK-Cu cream (30ml)≈ $62/mo$249 for 120 daysGo
  3. WillowGHK-Cu cream (30mg)≈ $66/mo$199 for 90 daysGo
  4. EdenGHK-Cufrom $68/moGo
  5. Precision TelemedGHK-Cu cream≈ $75/mo$149.99 for 60 daysGo
  6. Lowest at a clinic we link toPlexusDxGHK-Cu cream$89/mosupply not stated, counted as 4 weeks: ≈ $95 per 30 daysGo

CJC-1295

Andrew Meds: $219/mo (supply not stated, counted as 4 weeks: ≈ $235 per 30 days). All 22 clinics' prices

  1. Live VitalCJC-1295 with ipamorelin injection$150/mosupply not stated, counted as 4 weeks: ≈ $161 per 30 daysGo
  2. FrontCareCJC-1295 with ipamorelin injection$219/moGo
  3. Bodybuilding Health+CJC-1295 with ipamorelin injection (1.5mg)$224/moGo
  4. Zepym HealthCJC-1295 with ipamorelin injection (1.2mg)$229/mo≈ $245 per 30 days with its feesGo
  5. Peps RXCJC-1295 with ipamorelin injection (1.2mg)$249/moGo

Questions

Where else can I get GHK-Cu besides Andrew Meds?

96 other clinics we follow sell GHK-Cu; the cheapest once brought to 30 days of supply are $55/mo at Everlife; ≈ $62/mo ($249 for 120 days) at CLYR Health; ≈ $66/mo ($199 for 90 days) at Willow; against $79/mo (supply not stated, counted as 4 weeks: ≈ $85 per 30 days) at Andrew Meds. Check what each price buys before comparing.

Where else can I get CJC-1295 besides Andrew Meds?

21 other clinics we follow sell CJC-1295; the cheapest once brought to 30 days of supply are $150/mo (supply not stated, counted as 4 weeks: ≈ $161 per 30 days) at Live Vital; $219/mo at FrontCare; $224/mo at Bodybuilding Health+; against $219/mo (supply not stated, counted as 4 weeks: ≈ $235 per 30 days) at Andrew Meds. Check what each price buys before comparing.

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