PeterMD

The score, part by part

1. True monthly cost

   15 of 30

   $79.00 a month in the first year. Plus a required charge with no published price.

   $79 a month on the 12-month plan. Lab tests at Quest are required but have no published price, so we halved the cost points. ^1–3

2. What the price includes

   8 of 20

   • Yes: Medication
   • No: Ongoing lab tests
   • No: Follow-up visits
   • Yes: Supplies and shipping
   • No: An at-home lab option

   The site says 'Medications Included' and supplies are shipped. It does not say whether lab tests are included, and 'Membership Included' does not mention follow-ups with a clinician. ^4–8

3. Treatment options

   8 of 10

   • Yes: Injection
   • No: Cream or gel
   • Yes: Oral
   • No: Pellets
   • No: Troche
   • Yes: An option meant to preserve fertility

   Injection and oral. An hCG add-on ($301) and enclomiphene are offered, and we count them as fertility options. ^9–12

4. Transparency

   9 of 15

   • Yes: A firm monthly price
   • No: Every required extra priced
   • Yes: A list of the states served
   • No: A named clinician leading care

   Plan prices are firm, but lab tests are not priced. PeterMD serves every state except Alabama and Idaho. We found no clinician named as leading medical care. ^1,3,13–15

5. Public reputation

   12 of 25

   No Trustpilot reviews. Better Business Bureau A+, on a file under a year old.

   Trustpilot removed the getpetermd.com profile, so we give a neutral 10 of the 20 Trustpilot points, and we did not count the petermd.org profile. Better Business Bureau A+, but the file was opened on 28 July 2026, so it earns a neutral 2 points. Its page shows 22 complaints in the last 3 years, which we show but do not score. ^16–20

The five parts add up to 52, which is under the cap of 60, so the cap does not change the score.