Anti-Aging Treatments Available Through Telehealth in 2026

The Current Anti-Aging Treatment Landscape

Anti-aging medicine has moved well beyond creams and supplements. Today, a growing number of compounded treatments — including NAD+ injections, glutathione, peptide therapy, and hormone optimization — are available through telehealth platforms. The February 2026 regulatory changes that restored compounding access to 14 previously restricted peptides have further expanded the available options. This guide provides an honest overview of the most common anti-aging treatments available online, including what the evidence supports and where significant gaps remain.

NAD+ Therapy

NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy production and DNA repair. Injectable NAD+ aims to counteract the natural age-related decline in NAD+ levels. Preclinical research is promising, but large-scale human clinical trials for injectable NAD+ are limited. Pricing typically ranges from $105 to $350 per month through telehealth providers. Oral precursors (NMN, NR) offer a less invasive alternative. NAD+ injections are compounded and not FDA-approved.

Glutathione Therapy

Glutathione is the body's primary endogenous antioxidant, and its levels decline with age. Injectable glutathione aims to deliver effective doses directly to the bloodstream, bypassing the poor bioavailability of standard oral supplements. It may support detoxification, immune function, and skin health. Pricing typically ranges from $75 to $200 per month. Glutathione injections are compounded and not FDA-approved. Liposomal oral glutathione is an alternative with potentially improved bioavailability compared to standard oral supplements.

Peptide Therapy

Peptide therapy encompasses a broad range of compounded treatments. Common anti-aging peptides include sermorelin (growth hormone release), GHK-Cu (tissue and skin repair), and thymosin alpha-1 (immune modulation). The February 2026 regulatory changes have expanded the available peptide catalog. Evidence varies significantly by peptide — some have more supporting research than others. Pricing ranges from $149 to $499 per month depending on the peptide and provider. All compounded peptides are not FDA-approved.

Hormone Optimization

Hormone optimization through telehealth may include testosterone replacement, thyroid support, or bioidentical hormone therapy. These treatments aim to address age-related hormonal decline that can affect energy, body composition, mood, and cognitive function. Hormone treatments are more established than newer anti-aging compounds, with some forms being FDA-approved. However, compounded hormone formulations (including bioidentical hormones) are not FDA-approved, and long-term risks of hormone replacement therapy should be discussed thoroughly with a provider.

• •Strongest evidence: Hormone optimization (some FDA-approved options, extensive clinical data for certain uses)
• •Moderate evidence: NAD+ (promising preclinical data, limited human trials), Glutathione (well-studied antioxidant, limited injectable-specific trials)
• •Developing evidence: Peptide therapy (varies significantly by peptide, mostly preclinical data)
• •All compounded formulations: Not FDA-approved regardless of the evidence tier for the underlying compound

Choosing the Right Approach

There is no single best anti-aging treatment — the right approach depends on your individual health profile, goals, budget, and risk tolerance. Starting with a comprehensive health evaluation and blood work is generally recommended before beginning any anti-aging protocol. A qualified provider can help you navigate the options and set realistic expectations based on the current state of the evidence.