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What is Sermorelin and how does it work?

Written by Javier Rodriguez

Sermorelin is a peptide therapy that signals your pituitary gland to increase its own growth hormone production, supporting muscle recovery. It does not replace growth hormone directly.

Your doctor determines your specific dosage, frequency, and injection schedule, and confirms these on your prescription. These may be adjusted periodically based on your progress.


How it's given

Your specific dosage and frequency are determined by your doctor and confirmed on your prescription. These may be adjusted periodically based on your progress and response to treatment.

  1. Sermorelin is injected subcutaneously (under the skin), not into a muscle.

  2. Rotate the injection site between the abdomen, thigh, and back of the upper arm to reduce irritation.

  3. For step-by-step injection technique, vial handling, and disposal timing, follow the How to Inject Sermorelin guide.

Per pharmacy guidance, each vial should be safely discarded 30 days after the first puncture.


Safety & Side Effects

While side effects are uncommon, but include injection site irritation, changes in taste or swallowing, dizziness, flushing, headache, hives, hyperactivity, pale skin, sleepiness, chest tightness, and vomiting.

Sermorelin is not recommended for those who are currently pregnant or breastfeeding.


Storage

Sermorelin is formulated to remain stable for up to 56 days at temperatures up to 86°F, and can withstand up to 104°F for up to 3 days. Refrigeration is recommended but not required. Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from children or pets.

Getting started

Complete an online onboarding at maveshealth.com, or message a doctor from your Patient Portal if you are already a Maves patient.


Questions about your treatment

For inquiries regarding your dosage, side effects, or clinical response, please message your doctor directly via the Patient Portal. For assistance with shipments, billing, or account management, please contact our Support team.

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