Common side effects are usually mild and may include headache, flushing, dizziness, or temporary nausea. Unlike injections, Sermorelin ODT eliminates site-related discomfort such as redness or swelling, making it a gentler alternative for long-term use.

Serious side effects are rare, but may include allergic reactions, significant blood pressure changes, or increased intracranial pressure. If you experience severe symptoms such as chest pain, swelling of the face or throat, or sudden changes in vision, seek medical attention immediately.

Yes, Sermorelin may interact with medications like corticosteroids, thyroid hormones, and others that influence growth hormone levels. Be sure to share a full list of your current medications with your provider to ensure safe and effective use.

Sermorelin ODT should not be used by individuals with a known allergy to any of its components, or by those who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or diagnosed with active cancer. People with hypothyroidism should use caution, as low thyroid function may reduce Sermorelin’s effectiveness.

While Sermorelin is generally well tolerated, prolonged use may lead to:

• Fluid retention or swelling in the hands or feet
  
• Carpal tunnel-like symptoms, such as hand numbness or tingling
  
• Changes in glucose metabolism, possibly affecting insulin sensitivity
• ‍Theoretical cancer risk, due to the potential of growth hormone to stimulate cellular growth in certain tissues These risks are rare and will be monitored by your provider as part of ongoing care.

Always consult your provider before stopping. A gradual dose reduction is often recommended to allow your body to adjust. Tapering may involve decreasing your dose weekly until discontinued. Maintain a healthy lifestyle and report any fatigue, weakness, or mood changes during the process. Your provider may suggest supplements or lifestyle adjustments to support recovery.

Yes. Eden’s plans cover your medical evaluation, prescription, compounded Sermorelin ODT (if approved), and free shipping. All prescriptions are issued by licensed healthcare providers based on your medical needs, and include follow-up care for optimal results.

_{Note: Compounded medications are customized for individual needs and are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. Prescription required.}

The primary difference lies in the administration method:

• ‍Sermorelin ODT: Taken orally, the tablet dissolves in the mouth, offering a needle-free and convenient option.‍
• Injectable Sermorelin: Administered via subcutaneous injections, which some individuals may find less convenient or comfortable.​

Both forms aim to stimulate natural GH production, but the ODT offers a more user-friendly approach.